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by YCode 10y ago
It's fascinating to me how many of the likes listed are feelings-based arguments and how many of the nervous/dislikes are more based on specific events and evidence. Granted, as noted they are narratives so it's hard to say i
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by YCode 10y ago
Pretty sure the author means that NSO Group's primary customers are government agencies. That said it's still more of a buzzword than a qualification.
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What does that example prove, other than the two methods aren't compatible? If a properly designed method were passed into map it would work fine. In essence: ["10", "10", "10"].map(Number)
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Sort of. On the other hand, on a national or global scale having children is not optional. If you want your species to continue, some people have to have children. That said, I agree in that I believe contraception should be essentially fre
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by YCode 10y ago
I got into a discussion about this recently. It seems like most of the time new technology and automation inherently creates less jobs than it depreciates. Meanwhile, the population only goes up. Assuming those two statements are true in a
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by YCode 10y ago
Lately I've been finding it more efficient to just offload a lot of that to search queries and reference sites (i.e. StackExchange, MDN, DevDocs). Rather than trying to remember how to do a hundred trivial tasks correctly I focus on th
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by YCode 10y ago
> "There's always someone better than you out there" -- sure, but that person's not here, right? Great response to a devil I've had on my shoulder for a long time.
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by YCode 10y ago
And just because you aren't personally inclined to change it doesn't meant you can't benefit from the capability. Quite often I've used a fork of software that continued providing a feature the core distro discarded or a
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by YCode 10y ago
It sounds like that line is discussing what happens when two (or too many) WiFi users congest a network, not one entity going around intentionally disrupting the communications of other devices. It's the difference between not being ab
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by YCode 10y ago
Since 2011 they've been recommending MyPlate: https://choosemyplate-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files...
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by YCode 10y ago
> The general public thinks Edward Snowden is a traitor who should be hanged. Not really: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/01/22/most-young-a... Views are even better abroad.
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by YCode 10y ago
I think the bottom line is Amazon thinks that "Amazon refuses to hand your data over" sounds better than "Amazon Echo data used against man in murder trial". The latter is likely to deter future purchases and cause many
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by YCode 10y ago
That's hilarious, especially when she said it again in kilograms.
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by YCode 10y ago
What does Alexa report home? I can't seem to find anything detailing what all is sent.
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> That’s bad for employers but good news for cybersecurity workers, who can command an average salary premium of nearly $6,500 per year, or 9% more than other IT workers. $6,500 / year? Am I misunderstanding the term "salary pr
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by YCode 10y ago
It always kind of makes me chuckle when I read a comment about using TOR to stay off the grid and away from government spying. I can't help but think, at least in principal, should you be using something they created and then gave away
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by YCode 10y ago
But from the other person's perspective it sounds something like: "Having just met you I can already tell nothing about you interests or excites me. I have trust issues and I fully expect you to leave me so in preparation for that
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by YCode 10y ago
So Internet relationship advice is a bit like advice on a rash based on its color. That said and with a bit of tough love I really doubt they were incapable of understanding you. If they were, perhaps there's something you should chang
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by YCode 10y ago
With WSJ if you google the title of the article you can get in from the search result link.
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The author mentions it should take like a year for it to become noticeable.
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Then you don't have to view the page. It's not as if you're required to view news articles from a specific outlet.
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That's the definition my work uses. A critical differentiator is understanding not only the technical side of things but the business and politics of getting a project completed. In essence a junior can give you a widget, an intermedia
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by YCode 10y ago
The current solution of detecting ad-blockers and either blocking your content or requesting users disable their ad-blocker seems sensible. The latter especially works for me because I'm generally willing to disable my ad blocker for t
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by YCode 10y ago
Not sure what you mean by "legit use case", because you could write just about anything in vanilla, but for React specifically the value of using it comes from state management. By explicitly defining what is state and when you ch
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by YCode 10y ago
Second line in the article is "Although we’re not actually talking about Google’s Bug Bounty program… instead we’re talking about what appears to be an attempt to exploit people that are searching for it." It also seems like he ki
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by YCode 10y ago
So I guess you don't have access to Google Play? How do you get apps?
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It seems like most of weight of the code is VanillaJS's somewhat verbose methods like document.createTextNode or "e.parentNode.removeChild". I suppose that's why it's so critical that the app zips down while it&#x27
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by YCode 10y ago
What's unjustified about the statement they issued?
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> I think the recent election demonstrated that money doesn't matter that much. Can you elaborate on that? I'm unaware of how it was demonstrated.
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That's very typical. The way it works is the reporter queries the organization with whatever info they want and the organization responds with a statement. "evidence" is beyond the scope of the interaction unless there is som

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