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yayana
8y ago
Your example actually isn't incorrectly marked private.. So that is already covered in my previous comment. The most anonymity concious would realize they are trying to do banking in what is supposed to be their anonymous session and
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yayana
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It would be simple enough to rely on resource hashes to not actually contact the sources of files and then to skip or approve seeking hashes you can't get from your preferred shared caches. Thus a unique file gets ignored by the most a
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8y ago
Ah, so 10X is just grade inflation.. If a 1X programmer is taken to be the worst or lowest quartile and not the median or competent programmer then this 10X is pointless and misleading. This 1x programmer has no productivity whatsoever, has
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8y ago
There is a essentially a proof by induction that if several properties hold (such as the 2nd half of this headline) then our odds of being in the unsimulated universe are approaching 0, making the first half of the sentence a remarkable fin
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8y ago
Drop the content, comply with any take downs and put less energy and enthusiasm into helping commercial APIs succeed in the future. If you could have gotten a copyleft solution closer to competing it would have been a better use of your tim
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8y ago
That's an excellent point for searches on new things. But for things that had a lot of existing content, I also find them more and more drowned out. I think the reason is that Google rewards following it's instructions for mobile,
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8y ago
More basically, I only see their ads because there are non-ad videos that draw me to the site and give me a reasonable average impression of the combination of content and ads I see. Remove non-ad videos from YouTube and you would need to c
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8y ago
I see just enough of landingpages and corporate customers and multilingual to see why most of these frameworks ship with toy features when it comes to the lifecycle of the overall site. Then you end up with two parts (a site in so.e kind of
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8y ago
How is that bizarre? Trying to enforce MVC is done even when it is a lost cause.. But you properly separate html, css and (arbitrary Code language to be replaced by transpiling) and all you hear is "I wish my graphic artist had to unde
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I find the whole premise of putting the html in JavaScript bizarre and I think it is a passing fashion while the various debates around web components and shadow DOM isolation get sorted out. I would hope my graphic artist will eventually b
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8y ago
There are patent groups you can buy into (with costs being less if you have helpful patents to share) and then use a shared patent portfolio to defend yourself. It isn't a startup because it needs a lot of resources and the patent port
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8y ago
My avoidance of OOP predates my use of FP like most people I know.. As imperative C programmers of old, we often had to deal with people trying to add C++ on top and then needing help.. Their projects were often months of work and a total f
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OOP encourages ruining code in the small which means a theologically correct project is either good for a small class of programs that would answer a sequence of diamond problems the same or completely useless. FP encourages taking immutabi
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8y ago
Those aren't relevant examples for drawing a conclusion about the relationship between the average contributor to Linux or python and their employer.. Or for the lead of an average project and their employer.
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I only recently started looking at upgrading from angularjs to angular and web components were one of the things that made me question the emporer's clothes.. Zone js implements zones and by that they apparently mean exactly 1 zone.. m
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The GDPR has a lot of clauses that seem nonsensical to an end user, but actually setup a situation where those data collectors must reveal the true extent of their data or risk massive penalties by having falsely disclosed.. Until now there
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I would have a lot of interest in getting my money paid back over 25 years with 7% interest. Getting it paid back with 0.01% is a problem and it is essentially caused by allowing Banks to loan on margin.. The problem I see with this law is
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Your comment seems pretty accurate to me, and developers are especially relevant since they are forced to use OsX if they want to do anything for the other parts of the apple ecosystem. Parts that are apparently important enough to ignore d
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8y ago
I don't know what to say about your comparisons.. I find all desktop OSes unusable at the moment and I think that is more embarrassing for Windows and OsX than Linux, since Linux has a lot of other places it can be besides desktop. As
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The post you replied to explained why it shouldn't be baffling. Individual agents all optimize to the changes in factors offered by new roads leading to a non optimal society of people commuting hours to get to jobs and big box stores
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> refusing to serve the very entity tasked with securing YOU and the nation Google is refusing to support the militias? Given so many companies are supporting the military, google not supporting the militias does seem pretty negligent in
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8y ago
I'm sure people will be investigating and finding a few examples of on phone API violations then transferred. My bet: no criminal cases. Facebook charging less than 50k for violation of an API contract on data that isn't theirs, i
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>. If device manufacturers are doing that, they could equally upload your passwords from the browser. And then fb should tell you about unusual accesses to your account unless the phone vendor is also your Telco and extremely careful. In
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Advertising was primarily a business where you broadcast data at people who mostly don't want it. That model works fine as long as barriers to targeted unicast are maintained and strengthened, cutting the value of the market Google and
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8y ago
If you live in such a section, the noise is not a new phenomenon. Until recently, as people got older and had less benefit relative to negatives of living by the night life, they would move out of these areas, freeing them up and keeping th
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Thats not how nature works. Diseases typically become less deadly over time since introduction to a new host; strains that terminate their host are less viable than ones that keep a long lived infectious one. A mosquito that out competes ot
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You have to do 3 rounds with these different ciphers, so all 3 stooges have to get along to decrypt your communication.
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I think most of the people on HN are well off and apparently considering considerable sacrifice over a significant period of time to have odds of getting rich.. When asked why, they need only the things they would get from living 5 years of
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It doesn't sound like you want to be rich, it sounds like you want to move to northern Europe, probably Scandanavia.
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Just imagine if someone experienced was retained at Intel told them that they are doing CPU level security wrong by doing downright idiotic things like sharing caches. What is the value of that worker in terms of productivity? Similarly wit
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