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by skolsuper 8y ago
and where even truth is not an airtight defense in a libel case. Thailand is not a good country in which to run your mouth on social media
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by skolsuper 8y ago
Comments are snippets of text, typically short, written by consumers of content in order to share their opinion of or reaction to that content with other consumers.
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by skolsuper 8y ago
Isn't it a flaw though? What is the point of ASLR then? Asking as a noob
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by skolsuper 8y ago
When I hear 7zip I associate it with security vulnerabilities. I remember reading a couple of articles last year that said 7zip was maintained and distributed by a single person with not-stellar security practices, and most mirrors online
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by skolsuper 8y ago
Zenefits?
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by skolsuper 8y ago
Both right: on an individual level the people with the most money might or might not be the smartest, but in aggregate the money moves towards the smarter bettors, weighting their votes higher in future rounds, improving the aggregate intel
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by skolsuper 8y ago
Maybe you're agreeing with GP? Analysing the companies would not be a profitable way of picking stocks in a genuinely Efficient Market.
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by skolsuper 8y ago
This article got some interesting discussion on reddit, especially the threads from this comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8yv842/reverse...
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by skolsuper 8y ago
$current_product has a table with 3 rows that is used for config. Every other table has a foreign key to this one. It was designed as a multi-tenant application that never got over 3 tenants. Other tables are over 1billion rows already.
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by skolsuper 8y ago
It's a valid point, this is post-hoc data analysis so you need to be careful of the Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_sharpshooter_fallacy
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by skolsuper 8y ago
I also want to know this. We have a team of 3 people maintaining our microservices infra (services written in NodeJS), out of ~15 developers. It feels like a waste, these (monitoring, logging, deployment etc) are all problems that have be
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by skolsuper 8y ago
I think the joke is that both Github and Twitter are famous for being built on Rails (although Twitter just-as-famously required a move off of Rails in order to scale)
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by skolsuper 9y ago
It's worth reading. With that said, the jist is that for every technological advance that hindsight will later show to be a precursor to AGI, it will be easy for AI "luminaries" to explain why it is not AGI, until it is, and
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by skolsuper 9y ago
+1 Also, I've seen discussion of "fat-shaming" elsewhere ITT, and I think it's relevant, but shame isn't the right word. Seems like Asian cultures are frank about discussion of weight (and salary, and other things)
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by skolsuper 9y ago
I wish I could get paid $13bn for losing a lawsuit
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by skolsuper 9y ago
They probably do? It's got to be better than starving...
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by skolsuper 9y ago
To hazard a guess, maybe a Telco?
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by skolsuper 9y ago
I think Tesco, Sainsbury's etc are just resellers of banking services. Actual banking licenses are the thing there have been none of for 100 years iirc, I don't think GP comment just pulled that assertion out of thin air.
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by skolsuper 9y ago
Which site is that? Last two times I tried to buy bitcoin in the UK, I had to send Euros to some Polish bank.
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by skolsuper 9y ago
As written, Option 4 you only have a car for 3 years. I'm pretty sure that's not what you meant, but fixing it makes the math below also wrong: if you keep a car that is 7 years old for 10 years, it's an average of 12 years
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by skolsuper 9y ago
Maybe I'm misreading your usage of the word "absolute", but in my country of residence the truth is NOT a defense in libel/defamation cases. Of course, that is an absurd situation, but it is what it is.
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by skolsuper 9y ago
Whistleblowing websites or donation to banned media sources.
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by skolsuper 9y ago
Their argument is pretty clear.
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by skolsuper 9y ago
> It's only fast because you already have the knowledge. No, when I said "from zero" I meant from zero knowledge. > You have similar concerns with node (What's npm? etc...) What's the "etc..."? Insta
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by skolsuper 9y ago
You're leaving out a lot when you say it'd take you "five minutes with a simple Maven/Gradle build". What's a maven? What's gradle? What's groovy and where can I learn it? I literally don't know
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When bad metrics are good: Things we learned from redesigning our landing page(medium.com)
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by skolsuper 10y ago
I went looking for this again today. It's not the article I was talking about, but you might find this interesting: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~shanlu/paper/TSE-CPMiner.pdf
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by skolsuper 10y ago
What is it for 86 year old male multi-billionaires?
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by skolsuper 10y ago
Amazing how apt some of them seem, it looks human-curated. This one feels so right -> These hoes so trifling no idea...lost -> desolation the skeleton war -> take shelter now
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by skolsuper 10y ago
Another major bug caused by copy+paste. I seem to remember a security researcher article months (years?) ago that identified this theme, showed a way to grep a codebase for likely c+p errors and found a load of bugs in real production code

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