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by ttldr 3y ago
@mods -- could we link to the DoJ post linked to in the article? the article doesn't contribute anything new other than superfluous (at best) images and salacious descriptions. https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr
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by ttldr 3y ago
depends how you do it? good idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair bad idea: https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/22/22398156/university-minne...
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by ttldr 3y ago
congrats! regarding this particular post, you may want to revisit the primary source material, the secondary source tik tok, and ultimately the relevance of the post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36689930 EDIT: i don
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by ttldr 3y ago
i think both OP and the motivating tiktok have misread, even inverted the narrative. after rewatching the music video for Dilemma[1], i’m reading the nokia phone scene as: she’s received a message from her “boo” inquiring her whereabouts as
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by ttldr 4y ago
the article is certainly "Articulate", and i'm sure its content and message is agreeable to many in the community (myself included). no doubt that it speaks to the day-to-day chafes of working engineers and other technical fo
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by ttldr 5y ago
FTA: > I dunno where I'm going with this. I don't have any big thesis. I just wanted to write it down. the invectives of “what did you expect?” seem at best tangential to the author’s intent here. sounds like they’re just tryin
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by ttldr 5y ago
also not related to criminal investigations, but I've found How to Solve It by George Pólya to be very useful
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by ttldr 7y ago
> Sometimes being the voice for change, sometimes being the voice for not change . Always weighing up trade offs, always listening. [emphasis mine] i think she makes a really good point here: one that's often overlooked by the &quo
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by ttldr 7y ago
there are a lot of comments on this thread about the moral hazard of pharmaceutical advertising. i think the arguments against such advertising largely hold water, but i’m curious; what are the arguments for it? can anyone substantiate an a
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by ttldr 7y ago
+1. if you want to take it a step further, move all apps to folders in the second screen. this leaves you with a blank screen when opening the phone, and essentially forces you to search for the app you need instead of browse through
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by ttldr 9y ago
all fair points. and your product seems to be designed/documented/marketed with the notion of keeping the username (which is part of the ENVKEY) secret, so agreed that "security-by-obscurity" is unfair (coupled w/ m
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by ttldr 9y ago
looks neat! would love to use something like this at work. with regards to the S3 fail-over, how do you manage per-account access/authz? source of fetch.go seems to indicate a single bucket is used for the fail-over: http://