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by slim 3y ago
have'n't seen this since 1999. it actually makes me feel nostalgic
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by slim 3y ago
reciprocal would be for china to request direct access to facebook servers and veto for it's executives
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by slim 3y ago
they have special hacker schools and a program to detect high potential hackers in pre-school. I'm kidding, but I'm sure they have it
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by slim 3y ago
brilliant. So you literally need to get vetted by the CIA to get funding in the defence sector. makes sense
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by slim 3y ago
it's called Controller and it's for this exact reason that it's separate from the Model and the View.
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by slim 3y ago
I'm not sure Twitter had media upload in 2010. We had to upload videos on other platforms, then post the links
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by slim 3y ago
for historians
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by slim 3y ago
this company is trafficking in identity. it is trying to build the ultimate human tracking system where every human's transaction is logged and tied to his biometrical properties. it's the antithesis of freedom. and the fact sam a
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by slim 3y ago
you thought that The guardian would not deliver on the promise of the click baity title ?
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by slim 3y ago
when someone uses children to get money, I'm mores suspicious, not less
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by slim 3y ago
he's a developer and curious about the subject. Since it's a blog post, not a scientific paper, the fact that he did not understand could be a communication failure. I think he's being helpful
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by slim 3y ago
what's preventing them from getting sued for the websites? it's the same copyright law being infringed on, on the same pretenses
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by slim 3y ago
20 years
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by slim 3y ago
Katz said there’s been speculation that the school’s in-person foreign language studies will be replaced by the use of computer program interesting...
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by slim 3y ago
you say he's paying double taxes both in US and UK ?
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by slim 3y ago
actually, where I live people used to live in multi-generational homes, where first time mothers had already had the chance to be trained on maternity from a young age by watching their sisters, wives of their brothers, sisters of their par
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by slim 3y ago
so it's a cult. where believing in wacky things is a rite you have to accomplish to prove your commitment to the community. the wackier, the stronger is the bond
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by slim 3y ago
how?
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by slim 3y ago
the whole discipline is based on interpretation of symptoms. the job of a doctor is exactly like debugging a live system except when it crashes you don't get to restart it. they actually investigate by testing their suspected diagnos
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by slim 3y ago
father/con team Larry and Doug Michel I think that typo is on purpose and very funny :)
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by slim 3y ago
OTOH watching someone else use vim when you already know the basics of vim is enlightening
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by slim 3y ago
desert that would be "dessert" (I don't blame you for that mistake, because americans seem to pronounce it like the arid land covered in sand)
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by slim 3y ago
you can outsource esp32 developement to india just fine. the fact that someone decides to use overpowered hardware so he can develop crapware is independent of where the crapware is developed
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by slim 3y ago
I'm not german and I had the same experience. it's the guys who've been obsoleted by napster... not.
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by slim 3y ago
of course they will. keyword here is "infringing websites" which means there is such a thing as "illegal information" and that law enforcement must prevent you from accessing that information
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by slim 3y ago
thanks Bram, you're a legend
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by slim 3y ago
by REPL here you mean jupyter notebook?
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by slim 3y ago
mitmproxy is great for web dev because you can map any url to any other url transparently. for instance you can test prod front end on your localhost dev backend and vice versa.
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by slim 3y ago
he's from the long now sect
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by slim 3y ago
this kid is 16 years old

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