KoenDG

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by KoenDG 3y ago
Next up: AI programs that the analyze kernel code and report on constructs that probably don't work the way we think they do.
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Ask HN: Cool and Useful Dockerized Apps?
2 points by KoenDG 4y ago|0 comments
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by KoenDG 4y ago
Sounds like a case of pissing on people's leg and telling em it's raining.
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by KoenDG 4y ago
Ah neat. I was looking to create a little database to keep track of spending, put things in categories... and then wanted a useable GUI and having to create that sure sounds dreadful... that, and the rest calls for each table and every poss
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by KoenDG 4y ago
Absolutely. Even if only for the timesaving.
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by KoenDG 4y ago
One of those things I wouldn't have thought to look for. Neat to look over these threads every now and then.
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by KoenDG 5y ago
If I'm reading it right, the only mitigation here is updating snap?
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Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Discovered snap-confine(CVE-2021-44731)(blog.qualys.com)
2 points by KoenDG 5y ago|1 comments
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by KoenDG 5y ago
By fantasy scenario I refer to those people who comment one thing and one thing only: the idea that the government wants to force bad hires, as some kind of attack against white people. While in reality, all that's being asked is to re
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by KoenDG 5y ago
>To those that say, "Hey, it's just time for white males to find out what it has been like for women and ethnic minorities" The only people saying that are bitter idiots. Reading all these anecdotes of disinterested people
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Commercially backed mortgages. The reason it doesn't work the way you're describing. Supply and demand do not exist in a vacuum. There's no _immediate_ response to people not being willing to pay a certain amount. Owners, and
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by KoenDG 5y ago
In this entire text, the most important questions are missing: 1/ Why does a person start to use drugs? 2/ Why does a person use so much drugs it kills them? The entire article is talking about symptoms, not causes. That's no
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Nftables 1.0.0 Release(spinics.net)
32 points by KoenDG 5y ago|0 comments
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Chicken and egg. Does the money flow to that which is pleasurable, or does the pleasurable get created to attract the money? Ask people which of these two is not possible.
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by KoenDG 5y ago
They don't? Huh.
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by KoenDG 5y ago
A quick CTRL+F shows nobody mentioning it, so I'm just gonna say that Louis has repeatedly stated that "Commercially Backed Mortgages" are to blame. If I understand it correctly, basically what happens is: 1. The owner of the
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by KoenDG 5y ago
> They honestly think that if they raise their prices to get the same profit (NOT increase, just to keep it the same!) they have been getting, no one will come anymore because the cost is too much. This is why hard-enforced industry stan
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Reading those comments, it's startling how people basically argue "but I like Ben Shapiro and so do others so he must be good right?". No, everything the man says is biased and purposefully leaves details out in order to skew
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by KoenDG 5y ago
What elitist drivel. "well written code" is largely subjective. Even visual layout can impact performance of the individual programmer. There should be an IDE or IDE plugin that changes how code is laid out while editing, but not
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Material like this create a feeling of connection, which is important to me when learning something. The survey asked "would you be interested in hardcover", my answer is no. Wouldn't know where to put it. Also less paper the
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Nah, I think they're just saying no to any and all taxes. The "we think there are better ways" spiel is just that, a spiel, meant to placate the international audience until people stop watching. And then do nothing.
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by KoenDG 5y ago
I use this: https://userstyles.org/styles/92693
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by KoenDG 5y ago
The world a hundred years ago was better than it was a hundred years before that. In other words, the world might not be improving fast enough for you, but it’s improving every day. What a gross overgeneralization. What are we tal
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by KoenDG 5y ago
Did this person just take the concept of "free" used by "free software" and imply that the meaning of this "free" is as in "having rights"? I ask because he compared it to frying pans. Frying pans can
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by KoenDG 6y ago
>The readFileSync in this benchmark has UTF-8 decoding Do you have benchmark results to show this?
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by KoenDG 6y ago
The sample size is perfectly acceptable for a single study. The article also indicates further research will be done. The claim perfectly summarizes the findings of their research, contained to this study. That fact that the conclusion is l
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by KoenDG 6y ago
All of the items listed appear to be things a person might believe/feel they will achieve, once having done a certain action. In other words, the article tries to frame people's actions as uniquely motivated by rational thought, i
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by KoenDG 6y ago
The moment I read "show us how enthusiastic you are" I always suspect a trap. Motivation, drive, and enthusiasm, are important. Not doubting that. But experience teaches that most companies use the notion of enthusiasm to mean you
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by KoenDG 6y ago
>It costs a lot of money and people-hours to interview someone. True. Doesn't mean they're managing it properly. >no company is going to waste the time and money to go through 3 interviews with a person Again, assuming the c
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by KoenDG 6y ago
I have never before seen something like that tool by which his monitors can go higher. The brand isn't mentioned in the article, the name of the tool isn't mentioned. Had to zoom in and try and guess the name from, there. Apparent

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