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by xmprt 5y ago
With a phone you need my passcode to accept to 2FA request (assuming lock screen notifications are disabled). I think yubikeys can work without a passcode as long you plug it in right?
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by xmprt 5y ago
Adding to your pet theory I think that WFH has led to a lot of people being casual about their workplace security. For example, leaving a laptop unattended at a Starbucks. This is just a guess but I wouldn't be surprised if companies h
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by xmprt 5y ago
This is not the same as radix sort but you're right that radix is a non-comparative sorting algorithm just like the one the parent commenter described.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Facebook's defense is like if someone accuses me of stealing something from a store and then I say the accuser has no security experience and was only in the store for 10 minutes.
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by xmprt 5y ago
I think if anything, you need a longer attention span to read articles like this. I can no longer quickly skim through an article to get the gist. Instead I have to read every single "paragraph" because there's no way to know
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by xmprt 5y ago
I agree. I don't even mind short paragraphs because I think they can be used for good effect but not if it's every single paragraph. It just strikes me as lazy writing. If each sentence is its own paragraph then you don't hav
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by xmprt 5y ago
I think that makes a lot of sense. It's not often that you get to speak about your deepest feelings to someone with no strings or consequences attached. A stranger might judge you but at least you're not going to see them the next
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by xmprt 5y ago
I agree with your first statement. However, this is one case where we don't have to make any guesses. City voting records are public. If you actually checked, then you'll see that Democratic and Republican controlled cities have s
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by xmprt 5y ago
1/3 American Teenagers use the app according to Kik... I have a feeling they're not counting right because that doesn't sound right to me.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Why are you correlating population size with party when you can literally look up the voting records of cities? What's more likely? 1. High population size implies Democratic party policies implies less police funding implies higher mu
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by xmprt 5y ago
Your second approach is just a different way of saying the first.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Is that purely a donation or is that payment to continue using Wikipedia contents in their search result cards and IOT devices?
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by xmprt 5y ago
I can relate and I think that's because with the projects that I'm most passionate about, I can't wait to set up the infrastructure and do it right. I want to do it now! But generally, if there's a project that I'm
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by xmprt 5y ago
Bus factor meaning the number of engineers who would have to die in a bus crash for the company to stop working?
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by xmprt 5y ago
In my (albeit biased) experience, the CS department has super high demand (everyone is trying to switch into it or apply to it) but to the university, it's just 1 out of 100 different departments so it feels underfunded compared to the
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by xmprt 5y ago
It's not obvious that transportation and quality assurance are cheaper overseas. At this point, China has grown its manufacturing sector so much that it's potentially better than the US in many ways (as far as QA goes). And for tr
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by xmprt 5y ago
I've never had to deal with it but I've also heard they have great customer service too so if that's something that you're worried you'll miss out on by switching, then don't be.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Over the last few years it's become increasingly clear that many people don't think for themselves and will believe in whatever their favorite media tells them. A lot can be done to convince the population that climate change and
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by xmprt 5y ago
That's why it's only a dream ;)
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by xmprt 5y ago
I applaud the guts that it would have taken to do something like that. That one hour meeting uncovered so many issues with the company that everyone probably already knew but didn't want to talk about - bikeshedding; long, pointless me
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by xmprt 5y ago
Sorry. I meant to say that while you've probably make 100k net over 4 years and that you have 100k ARR, you haven't yet had a single year with 100k income based on the timeline you've given.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Based on the given timeline, it seems like it's projected unless he went from $100/day at the start of the pandemic to $300+/day by September 2020 (ie, in about 4-5 months).
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by xmprt 5y ago
The US government probably seems less corrupt than the EU because of its laid back approach to a lot of policies. However, that's exactly the type of corruption that a lot of people are talking about. The country needs a lot of change
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by xmprt 5y ago
This is completely anecdotal but at least in my friends circle in the US a lot of people have stopped using Facebook (Messenger is different) or they use it for very specific purposes like Marketplace, specific events, or major life updates
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by xmprt 5y ago
Why does it bother you more that Colorado is fighting for their citizens' right to work more than businesses excluding an entire state from being able to apply?
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by xmprt 5y ago
Production Engineer sounds like an engineer whose goal is to enable the rest of the engineering team to deliver products. You're not directly delivering the products. To me, the split between product and infrastructure is based on who
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by xmprt 5y ago
Why does there have to be an implicit threat of violence? If you didn't stop, the cops could take your license plate, find where you live, and send you a ticket for a much bigger crime. Cops don't have to use violence to solve all
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by xmprt 5y ago
But a union will eventually slowly devolve into that example as more and more rules and restrictions are added. Unions have so many benefits but I feel like any time a union dictates how the work is supposed to be done I hate it. That'
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by xmprt 5y ago
In my experience limited PTO leads to burnout more often because employees could get paid more by taking fewer days off since their PTO is paid out when they leave. So some employees choose to continue working because they feel bad taking t
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by xmprt 5y ago
You're saying the tone implications are a quirk of our social groups. Because of how widespread it is now, I'd argue the lack of tone implications is a quirk of your social groups. You don't have to change how you communicate

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