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91.
by stepstop 6y ago
Could you translate 反思历史 for all of us?
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by stepstop 6y ago
Ya I’ve done this before so I know it’s possible. The Mac keychain will even auto-lock the chains it can lock
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by stepstop 6y ago
After watching a documentary on Enron, and the collapse of Arthur Anderson, I thought we were past this. But I am now wondering what the future looks like for auditors, and particularly the auditors involved at Wirecard. I’m looking forward
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by stepstop 6y ago
The word has a lot of history. Those with guns actually fear them being “taken” and wave an old american flag that says “come and take it” (meaning I will defend my rights). For Beto to say “Hell yes, we will take” is playing in the same rh
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by stepstop 6y ago
I’ve been around HN for a while (on a new account) and these are the HN comments I miss. Welcome back contingencies!
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by stepstop 6y ago
Does peer review still hold significant stature? It’s been discussed many times here how limited it is. I’m sad about it
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by stepstop 6y ago
> Apparently Wuhan residents don't eat bats, so those How can you write this without suspicion? Did they interview all 11 million residents and all visitors and confirm? Why are bats sold if no one buys them?
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by stepstop 6y ago
What about teaching at the community college leve and provide the insight there?
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by stepstop 6y ago
> I've never heard of anyone going in to debt to get a phd. I have friends who have. And even a college professor who told me he was still paying it back
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by stepstop 6y ago
Reddit already does this via subreddits
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by stepstop 6y ago
Yes you’re correct about the chains. For examples, look at Stuxnet or some of the more expensive Chrome bug bounties over the past few years.
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by stepstop 6y ago
And I’d also add the Clipper chip to the history
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by stepstop 6y ago
This phenomenon has been written about on HN before. The gist is that some Google product manager launched this so they could get promoted. They and a few of the team will get promoted, and then the product will be forgotten, and eventually
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by stepstop 6y ago
> Once tenured, you've already been selected for the traits that are desired in the role and proven your ability to execute them well. I agree that the OP has a bit of self-selection bias. Similar to the “why don’t you go to college
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by stepstop 6y ago
I’m a germaphobe but it’s probably not worse than say reading a postcard, or putting your laptop in an airport bin, or your backpack under an airliner seat where people put their feet
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by stepstop 6y ago
> Not saying it wasn't wrong pitch to DEA, but it seems strange that it's Microsoft being called out when It’s not strange, this is exactly the story that’s being called out. The behavior is incongruous
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by stepstop 6y ago
> The previous record for the largest DDoS attack ever recorded was of 1.7 Tbps, recorded in March 2018. The article says this ^. 1tbps in 2012 might have been a record but it’s been nearly a decade
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by stepstop 6y ago
> to bring their boot down to enforce a more consistent user experience by any means necessary. If that means playing hardball with developers then so be it. As a consumer, no. I want both options, but I don’t want my phone choice to for
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by stepstop 6y ago
I don’t know if the categories are the same that I would choose, but then again— I don’t know if I could get it down to that few categories. it’s a great attempt at mapping them all, congrats!