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symlinkk
9y ago
Like who? I have better than an IT background, I have a degree in software engineering and a couple of years experience and have never been seriously considered for an infosec position.
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symlinkk
9y ago
Emacs has terrible key bindings, it’s as simple as that. No one wants to press a chord of keys to do simple tasks.
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9y ago
For the first time in history we have a grocery store without cashiers, and you’re nitpicking that there’s no shopping carts?
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symlinkk
9y ago
So the oracle is incentivized to tell the truth because lying will hurt the value of their tokens? What happens when someone offers them more than their tokens are worth if they lie?
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symlinkk
9y ago
> stake-based consensus algorithm What do you mean by this?
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9y ago
Would it be possible to have a manual transmission electric car? I’ve been thinking about getting a new car with a stick because I think it would be fun (and I need a new car), but if electric cars are right around the corner maybe I should
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symlinkk
9y ago
Not anymore. GNOME on Fedora is more consistent and polished than Windows 10.
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symlinkk
9y ago
This isn't the stock market, this is unregulated.
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9y ago
Why do I have to build side projects and memorize algorithm trivia to prove to employers that I know enough to do a job? What's the value of my degree if it doesn't tell employers that I know what I'm talking about? Why are s
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9y ago
Am I wrong or is there nothing on that website that shows this thing actually working?
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9y ago
this is why Monero interests me: without a full transaction history on the block chain, there’s no such thing as “tainted” coins anymore
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symlinkk
9y ago
Interesting that everyone seems to be in consensus that this is a bubble. If you're so sure, why not short it? That's free money you're leaving on the table.
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9y ago
A similar thing happens to me sometimes with 1Password on the web. I'll click the extension's icon and type in my password and realize I'm typing it into a text box on the webpage. I've tried to reproduce it and I can&#x
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symlinkk
9y ago
Yet it’s still much more open and free than iOS or Android, and it’s cross platform. The web may not be perfect but there is nothing else like it.
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9y ago
no
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9y ago
Chrome Apps were ahead of their time and poorly explained. The explosion of Electron apps like Atom and Slack shows that there is a need and a want to package web apps using a shared container, so they don’t all have to ship their own versi
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9y ago
this kind of shit is why i just download all of my media. music, tv shows, movies, they’re all easy to download and then i can play the back on whatever device i please with no restrictions
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symlinkk
9y ago
and?
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symlinkk
9y ago
If they want people to help, couldn't they put the code on Github or something? And, as other people have said, this is essentially a re-launch of Wikinews.
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9y ago
> 1 + 2 + 3 https://www.macrumors.com/2017/10/24/ios-11-calculator-anima...
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9y ago
How can one of the most wealthy companies on the planet, that every single software engineer would kill to work for, manage to have a bug like this? Maybe they need to re-think their hiring process, because clearly something is not working
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9y ago
It's happening because when you search for a job you get posting after posting that calls for experience with specific JavaScript frameworks. "Looking for a React ninja". "Looking for an Angular hacker". So programm
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symlinkk
9y ago
It's not like someone would buy an exploit and only use it on one person.
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9y ago
I'm still worried about how secure Firefox is in relation to Chrome. From what I understand, Firefox exploits only go for $30k at Pwn2Own, while Chrome exploits go for $80k. Should I be worried?
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9y ago
Which platform-agnostic GUI toolkit do you use for Go? What about Python? No language ships a cross-platform GUI toolkit in its standard library.
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9y ago
Any decent IDE should be able to tell you the type by hovering your mouse over the variable, even if it's made with auto.
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symlinkk
9y ago
What a load of bullshit. Imagine getting paid to "work" on this for months.
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9y ago
Exactly, they're not disliked because they're bad languages, they're disliked because they're dead-end career choices.
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9y ago
sounds like the dating market
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symlinkk
9y ago
Is Apple the only company that can reliably build quality electronics?
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