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by corecoder 7y ago
It sucks so much! I tried typing but apparently was typing too fast and more than half of the letters didn't appear on the screen?
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by corecoder 7y ago
But why should lonely men decide to meet other men rather than other people?
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by corecoder 7y ago
Cannot open the page, I just get a page about "Update to privacy policy and how we use cookies." with three links (Privacy policy, data disclosure, list of cookies) but no buttons and apparently no hope of reading the actual conte
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by corecoder 7y ago
One doesn't even need to bother Betteridge and his law of headlines to answer: no.
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by corecoder 7y ago
> Or create a genuinely scarce product. But can you mass product it?
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by corecoder 7y ago
Seems like the people who would be able to implement this stuff securely is also mostly the people who would not want to. [Edit: spelling]
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by corecoder 8y ago
When should any company pay employees? Always and with no exception! There is a name for people in a company who share the risk of running a company, and that name is owners. There are also names for people who want all the gains for themse
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by corecoder 8y ago
I don't get it: apart from buying a gun in order to be able to rob banks, I cannot think of any kind of investment that will generate anything close to 21% ROI. Is this a scam? Is it just a lie?
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by corecoder 8y ago
I hope it stays this way, because smart houses are a bad idea.
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by corecoder 8y ago
> “For starters, the sound. This thing is loud, which really makes me feel like I'm getting serious work done when typing.” Someone should immediately start building super noisy pens, pencils, erasers and markers. But, like, really
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by corecoder 8y ago
> There are plenty of pre-made decks for learning the basics of pretty much all the major languages. I tried a few of them and the quality varies. The Arabic one I tried was very funny, it would show you something, like أ, and then ask:
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by corecoder 8y ago
> Possibly the people at CA will deny that it was effective if they are facing trouble in court, but I am sure they would tell you it was very effective if they were selling their services to you! That is my point! Of course they tell pr
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Ask HN: Do the stuff that did Cambridge Analytica actually work?
1 points by corecoder 8y ago|4 comments
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by corecoder 9y ago
> They put their lives on the line every day They also put other people's lives on the line every day.
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by corecoder 9y ago
> No matter how fashionable – or not – we consider ourselves, we all try to avoid wearing the same outfit every day. It's not so frequent that an article loses me at the first sentence.
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by corecoder 9y ago
How come nobody has picked a name for this vulnerability?
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by corecoder 9y ago
Are there non-rare paintings? Aren't they all unique?
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by corecoder 9y ago
I wait for the 13 atoms version.
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by corecoder 9y ago
I Don't know. When something important actually happens, newspapers just say it plainly, without riddles and silly comments. When WWII started, british newspapers didn't title: something awful just happened, they titled BRITAIN A
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by corecoder 10y ago
That's interesting: why the middle class? What about classes below the middle?
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by corecoder 10y ago
Site requires scripts to remove a display: none from a div. I didn't enable the scripts, I removed the display: none myself.
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by corecoder 10y ago
One important thing about keyboard is that it is a mostly uninterrupted buffered stream: with some notable exceptions, you can usually keep typing whether the previous command is done executing or not. You can type ahead several long runnin
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by corecoder 10y ago
So, the company that employs more people sets the rules for all other companies?
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by corecoder 10y ago
The first problem I see is that it's relatively easy to track an existing company that fires ten people and replaces them with machines; it's not so easy with the new company someone creates today. How many people are they not emp
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by corecoder 10y ago
The nicest thing about this affair is that Google Play Services kept popping out every few seconds asking me to enter the password while I was driving (using Waze). Is it that whatever the issue that caused all this kept happening again and
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by corecoder 10y ago
Who is we?
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Reputation Suicide, and Why I’m Quitting Disqus(daedtech.com)
2 points by corecoder 10y ago|0 comments
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by corecoder 10y ago
iterm badges have saved me many times.
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by corecoder 10y ago
Products like HashiCorp Vault seem exactly what you need: you can manage and automate the creation/revocation of credentials and grants.
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by corecoder 10y ago
Always worth mentioning: http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Programming-Sucks!-Or-At-Lea...

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