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by smn1234 9y ago
I assume this is good... that we've found the greatest offenders!? What're the next steps, action plan to remediate? Is there really much required in "working out how best to prevent it? "
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by smn1234 9y ago
a good concept. I had the idea recently to offer a global "cash advance" / "payday loan" service.
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by smn1234 9y ago
that's a walkthrough anyone can follow. When the barrier to entry for "hacking" credentials and sensitive information is so low, the world's really in trouble...
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by smn1234 9y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/jun/27/profitable-b... this will make you cringe
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by smn1234 9y ago
the first thing I thought of when I came across this post is indeed https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/jun/27/profitable-b...
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by smn1234 9y ago
what if this is merely space junk, not necessarily a probe? It could be VERY, very old. Perhaps it's the dawn of a new era where environmentalists will fight for maintaining the cleanliness of outer space?
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by smn1234 9y ago
you grep hackernews? That's next level meta
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spend it right, using the proper channels. The larger lesson is... make your money work for you / earn you money while you sleep.
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by smn1234 9y ago
I read this as T-Mobile agrees to buy Level3... imagine the shock that had
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by smn1234 9y ago
is there an opportunity here to better match demand with supply ?
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new investment trend ?
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leadership and inspiration. But that's dumbing it down
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affluent man of means has much money, takes advantage of credit card (with possibly high credit limit) offers and rewards and leverages ability to acquire credit card rewards points through spend at price points above average consumer at a
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by smn1234 9y ago
Well, you either buy "art" to appreciate it, to transfer value into an asset, or to show off. Can be all of the above. You're saying this guy just wants to show off. Shame to use watches for such. They're a marvel of for
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by smn1234 9y ago
It's a difficult problem, to be sure. How'll the smart minds build a product or mechanism to solve for this problem and what'll be the business model that sustains them to pay office rent & salaries? There are soup kitche
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Visualizing the Unreal Size of the Dutch East India Company at Its Peak(digg.com)
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Well that’s embarrassing. I always thought what you’ve described as the collapse feature to be the downvote. Many thanks
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How to read HN? Where's expand/collapse:conversations? Thumbs up/down:voting?
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CI/CD with Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (Amazon EKS)(youtube.com)
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An iPhone knockoff will not function as well as an iPhone. Whether material used or engineering of components or assembly of the end product. It’s not about simple, straightforward metals either, but very specific, proprietary, researched b
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Aluminium in vaccines may cause autism(dailymail.co.uk)
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The Push for Education Programs That Pay People as They Learn(theatlantic.com)
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ketogenic
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Subway workers now make an average of $170,000 annually in salary, overtime and benefits, according to a Times analysis of data compiled by the federal Department of Transportation ??
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Hacker News works just fine ?
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why doesn't google search implement downvoting / upvoting search results? I never understood this... what if human judgement was better than the AI powering the results indexing, for particular keywords that don't seem to be
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"Many illegal immigrants arrive on three-month tourist visas but stay in Italy for a few years, until they make enough money to go back to China. "
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" Behind the Facebook profile you’ve built for yourself is another one, a shadow profile, built from the inboxes and smartphones of other Facebook users. Contact information you’ve never given the network gets associated with your acco
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by smn1234 9y ago
" 'It is what it is' ... this phrase represents what psychologists call an emotion-regulatory strategy. ... It’s an efficient means of distancing ourselves from difficult experiences, to create mental space and, potentially,
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to stir controversy... war is the best form of population control?

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