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by testvox 9y ago
Security though obscurity is no security at all. Don't you think the people living around the chemical weapons should be informed too so they can take precautions to protect themselves?
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by testvox 9y ago
Isn't the best practice full disclosure? It seems like it was followed well.
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by testvox 9y ago
Full disclosure is also a form of responsible disclosure.
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by testvox 9y ago
But everyone can fix this problem by setting a root password. So telling everyone is the right call. Otherwise people would be sitting vulnerable while Apple comes up with a patch.
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by testvox 9y ago
Braiding hair without a license.
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by testvox 9y ago
Sure but capitalism isn't libertarianism. Libertarians tend to hate rent seeking and hording if you spent any time learning about them you would know those are two issues they take very seriously.
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by testvox 9y ago
> spending them is actually irrational (although unloading and getting out while the getting is good might not be). Can you expand on this thought? What is the difference between "spending" bitcoin and selling it?
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by testvox 9y ago
But with a 4 dollar transaction fee why would you use Bitcoin for such things?
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by testvox 9y ago
Couldn't you say the same thing about gold? It manages to survive.
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by testvox 9y ago
People get other notifications that they want to see besides calls though.
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by testvox 9y ago
Cannabis works pretty well and has minimal side effects, at least compared to those you describe.
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by testvox 9y ago
SSN are NOT an identity mechanism or infrastructure to facilitate business. They are to facilitate tracking your contributions to social security. Businesses have abused them for their own ends because at one time social security numbers we
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by testvox 9y ago
If you use mocks extensively in your tests then you probably aren't getting much of the benefit of TDD. Mocks indicate high coupling so using them is just powering though testing your bad design rather then driving good design via test
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by testvox 9y ago
How does that explain the strange behavior of submitting a document in such a state though? Couldn't they have achieved any of those goals by submitting the document without the annotations?
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by testvox 9y ago
How do you produce a CUDA clone if you can't explore any CUDA implementations or read any CUDA specs without first obtaining a licence.
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by testvox 9y ago
Why not? For example laboratories reuse the same glass equipment, sometimes for decades without any fear of cross contamination.
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by testvox 9y ago
Sure but how do you afford the weapons? https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/big-in-...
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by testvox 9y ago
Do you not have many close relationships with people or do you just choose not to spend too much time on social activities like the author did?
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by testvox 9y ago
If you are being a team player because that's what's needed for you to succeed personally then isn't being a team player the selfish strategy?
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by testvox 9y ago
How did you arrive at this idea? I looked into it and it seems the list has very formal requirements for inclusion and they give the specific reason for inclusion for each chemical https://oehha.ca.gov/chemicals I guess tha
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by testvox 9y ago
So? It's not like a nosql db without indexes will be any faster at it.
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by testvox 9y ago
But if everyone is driving the speed limit no one can pass.
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by testvox 9y ago
Google doesn't have a monopoly on any of those things though. I don't use any Google products and I don't notice any issues living a modern life. There are lots of good competitors out there. The one exception is YouTube, the
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by testvox 9y ago
Measuring productivity in LOC...
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by testvox 9y ago
Not that surprising, HN and the tech industry in general leans very liberal on economic issues.
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by testvox 9y ago
Not invariably, but it very well could. It depends on what the laws are. Same as here it depends on what the taxes are and how they are spent.