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thesmallestcat
9y ago
Insecure defaults are a footgun.
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TIL "top comment stop (sic)" can be taken at will be intrepid HNers.
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Maybe capitalists are more likely to tell pollsters to screw off.
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Related, Here's a script I wrote a year ago when I was looking for a position pretty aggressively. Used like `python hiring.py [-l LOC] [-s SKILL] [-o OTHER] *.html`, where you've saved each page to your cwd. It outputs the commen
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I wasn't aware that there were classes of drugs that could not be mailed. Researching this now, all I can find is that the mailer and recipient have to be authorized, but nothing about restrictions on painkillers, amphetamines, cough s
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> I don't see Walgreens or CVS to be any more competent than Amazon. The places with people behind the counter holding Pharmacist degrees? You trust LAZR shipping and the rest of the supply chain as much as them? Wow. Also, selfishl
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9y ago
Is HN now a cryptocurrency ticker?
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> My interviews and resumes get rejected from this gap in knowledge. > Perhaps I need to create a much more functional resume, and less chronological based one. No, do something about that skills gap.
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[I] should be less ambiguous [in my comments] :)
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I'm not sure who you're arguing with, like I said, Phillips blundered by giving them her real name. WP is definitely allowed to publish it.
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Providing her real name was quite the blunder. Gave WP what they needed to make sense of the unraveling story, and permanently attached her identity to clumsy deceit.
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No it isn't. NK can arguably hit the western Alleutians, if you trust a Russian source. That's what they mean when they "continental US," stretching that reach is plain fear-mongering. Second, due to the planet's sh
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They made great coffee table tops too.
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This is horrifying. And they only applied a bandage as a fix.
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In the '50s, when the computer industry was young, some people (weasel words, grasping for the source) floated the idea of having prisoners write the actual code. The thinking was that they would tolerate the drudgery and being stuck i
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If you want to live in a dense city with high culture, a good economy, and nice weather (debatable of course), SF is one of the only games in town. Yes, many want to live in the Bay Area, it's not as if the army of developers there are
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Not all Dems support Net Neutrality, not all Republicans oppose it, which contradicts your point.
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And so you could have a single-party system and you'd end up with a split of conservatives and liberals. It's not about party, at least not about blindly voting for one party.
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What a delightfully simplistic view of politics. You know about the Blue Dogs, right?
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> fake labels like "senior engineer" - and yet have never actually talked to a single user. You lost me there. What about that title is "fake"? To be clear, people pursue titles because they come with raises. Or rathe
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Why? Because of you and your horse sense?
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It's exactly the sort of place where you'd find the baddest pokemon in the game.
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That's an unfortunate domain name if I've ever seen one.
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Could that induce a heart attack? Like drinking a glass of ice water after mowing the lawn in hot weather.
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Think carefully about the consequences of this automated scan info leaking before enabling it in your private repositories.
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And the US' per capita GDP is a fraction of Luxembourg's.
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> the USA is merely a player whose ability to interfere in the outcome is being carefully managed. (And the same is true about Russia, incidentally.) Agreed. The world rests on China's and soon also India's shoulders. They alre
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Minor quibble but Chicago's elevated and commuter rail systems are all heavy rail, not light rail.
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Bugs, fat-fingers and misclicks don't care that you're the president.
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An essay about how the web is dying that leads with a click-bait title? Is this satire?
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