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woutr_be
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The article says they’ve been doing this since November 2020. But I was mostly referring to how much crytpo they could really mine, since I assume the process has limited CPU, and a limited run time.
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6y ago
Would anyone be able to estimate how much money the attackers would’ve made doing this?
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6y ago
No, you have to book your appointment online.
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6y ago
The Hong Kong government here usually uses its brand name “Comirnaty”. The news uses every variation “Pfizer-BioNTech”, “BioNTech”, “Pfizer”, or often just “the German made jab”.
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6y ago
I don’t think that matters, if you’re the CEO of a company, and are doing business in a country where you’re obliged to give up your morals, then it’s up to you to either throw away your sense of right or wrong, or give up the country and s
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6y ago
While I agree, I think in most cases there is a “morally right thing to do”. If the laws in certain countries go against the right thing, then maybe it’s time to go against those laws. Of course that’s easy to say as an individual. For a co
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6y ago
From what I can tell, most HKers are looking at Canada, UK or Australia. I haven't really heard anyone talking about moving to the US.
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6y ago
Most BNO holders also hold either a HK passport or HKID, making it possible to leave in either way. China (and HK) not recognizing the BNO passport doesn't really change much for most people. I do believe there was a story here lately
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If this person really said "it likely came from a lab", then i would agree with him being labeled as a conspiracy theorist. Because stating it like this also implies that you dismiss any other possible theory. There's quite a
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6y ago
A bit off topic, but anyone who ever played SnowRunner or MudRunner can probably relate. Quite often when you try to rescue a truck, you flip it over, and now require another truck with a crane to come over and load the cargo again.
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6y ago
I was also there, but in my opinion 1.7M was an exaggeration. Don’t get me wrong, there were A LOT of people, the whole area from Victoria Park to Tamar Park was packed with people. There was also a constant flow of people coming in from No
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6y ago
> Most of these people are thinking about content creation as the goal and making money and an unfortunate side requirement. If you put it that way, then I don't feel any remorse at all for people who are complaining that content cr
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6y ago
Am I wrong to think about “creators” as just businesses? If you’re not making enough money through your business, then maybe you need to reconsider your business plan. You know what you get on Youtube, you don’t have a contract saying how m
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6y ago
So if you want to make a quick buck, you find a good domain name, build a fintech, use the investor money to buy your own domain and let the startup die out.
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woutr_be
6y ago
This sentence kind of baffled me, surely the domain name isn't the deciding factor for whether your startup succeeds or not.
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The whole concept is that you can transfer your stack (a digital version of your consciousness) between bodies. The show does touch on the issues of bodies, rich people can just buy them. Anyone else essentially has to wait for whatever bod
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6y ago
Just my personal opinion, but if you’re looking for a place to advertise your startup, then I doubt HN is the right place. Personally I come to HN because it’s one of the few places you can have a discussion and read comments without having
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6y ago
The whole visa hopping thing works, but it’s also fairly uncertain. I know quite a few people who did that in Asia, and have heard multiple stories about immigration catching on and them being refused entry. I personally migrated by finding
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I don't know all the visa rules, of course. But if you're looking to relocate, you usually needs a visa, or some sort of citizenship. Sponsoring yourself isn't always an option, or might be fairly expensive. The easiest way t
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6y ago
You got banned because some automated system might’ve concluded you were a bot or spam account. You didn’t get banned because of the context of your speech. (At least not to my knowledge)
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6y ago
If HN removed your comment it could be seen as an exhibit A. But you being downvoted has nothing to do with free speech, you’re still allowed to say what you wanted, but if people disagree, they have the right to downvote you.
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6y ago
> I tell you I need a different name. You tell me that knowing why will help you come up with solutions. That's how teamwork goes. I totally agree with that. And if this was happening quite often, I would somehow propose a better pr
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> I said that it needs to communicate the right information to both of you, not just to you and not just to them. Right, but you see how it took multiple back and forwards to even clarify what you wanted to achieve? The same goes with yo
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> A person just told you that you did something confusing. The person told me that I did something confusing to them. And with using that kind of format, almost forces you to have to pick his opinion. Because now instead of clarifying yo
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> "I find this variable name confusing. Can we change it to something more like X?" My problem with stating it like this is that when the person saying this is in a position of authority it’s extremely hard to say no to it. And
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woutr_be
6y ago
Ironically, this tool also includes HN. "url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id={username}",
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> I actually think this is part of the problem- there is excellent tooling for making programming much, much easier, but many programmers are unaware of how to use them. Isn’t that just called “experience”? It’s understandable that junio
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> Most likely not, the new guys were phd-types that was ultra smart but did nothing except have meetings. There's your problem, regardless of architecture, it would most likely have been over-engineered anyway.
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The only time I felt the pandemic affected me was when they closed the gyms. I was on a 5 day workout routine before, and suddenly being without that was the moment I started struggling. The gyms have finally opened up again two days ago, a
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Was the rewrite to microservices really the problem here? I’ve worked on a few such projects too, where we decided to rewrite the application, but it never ended up replacing the old existing one. Technology was never the issue in all these
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