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by trxblazr 13y ago
A decent number of Stanford CS undergrads/grads end up there.
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by trxblazr 13y ago
So realistically, what can we, the populace, do?
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by trxblazr 13y ago
absolutely not. Just forge the referrer header.
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by trxblazr 14y ago
ASKING FOR HELP: hi HN, I'll take the opportunity of this thread to ask for some advice. My current employer (a billion $ startup, ~200 employees) is asking all of us to work Saturdays (on top of the 12-13 hours I already work daily). I va
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by trxblazr 14y ago
hint hint hint: echo 'am9icytiNjRAc2lmdHNjaWVuY2UuY29t' | base64 -D
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by trxblazr 14y ago
I sat in your ACM presentation the other day at Stanford. It was really awesome. Thanks for coming by and best of luck!
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by trxblazr 14y ago
sub HN, like subredit.
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by trxblazr 14y ago
I think the author meant for this to be a simple set of security guidelines for beginners. But yeah, any reasonably large prod stack should probably be deployed and setup with puppet and what not. It's DRY and less error prone than a human
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by trxblazr 14y ago
i wonder why that Chinese restaurant went out of business...
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by trxblazr 14y ago
"Youths from poor and rural families consistently end up paying much higher tuition in China than children from affluent and urban families. Yet they attend considerably worse institutions, education finance specialists say...The reason is
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by trxblazr 14y ago
Not really. There's an education bubble: too many applicants; not enough resources. Coursera/Udacity...etc may change that significantly over time. This may significantly impact the very people this article talks about. I think it's good fo