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by eat 2mo ago
You could've also asked if people still wrote assembly in the age of compilers, and the answer would be the same. Sometimes we want/need to control or understand what is emitted by the tool. However, I want to point out the obviou
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by eat 2mo ago
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by eat 1y ago
You can see this on perplexity now ;)
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by eat 2y ago
DNS enumeration (brute force) with a good wordlist, zone transfer, or leaking the name through a certificate served when accessing your host via IP address are all possibilities. The name "userfileupload" is far from not-obvious,
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by eat 2y ago
> Also, at least in the US, it's the side that spent a lot less money that won. Just like in 2016. I'm sorry, which side purchased Twitter?
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by eat 2y ago
The important distinction, and where the comparison might fall short as the job-advertisement purpose of this post, is motivation. Speedrunners enjoy games because games are fun. Speedrunners get to actually use these vulnerabilities in a w
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by eat 2y ago
Forgive me if, in the current political climate, I feel a very large amount of skepticism at an opening paragraph where an anonymous woman of color expresses that she's always had it easy in the tech industry because of "DEI"
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by eat 2y ago
Slowly?
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by eat 3y ago
To me it looks more like a continuation of the decline of brick and mortar retail. Even if I want to watch films on blue-ray, why would I ever want to drive to a Best Buy to purchase them?
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by eat 3y ago
Wow, how disruptive!
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by eat 3y ago
Yes you're probably right. The governor of Arizona doesn't realize what the most important issue in her state is right now, but you do.
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by eat 3y ago
The only thing motivated here is your implication that the answer must be one of these two reductive answers, while so many commenters have given very reasonable and valid reasons for their opinion.
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by eat 3y ago
I don't understand the part about the market accepting the price, or rather, I find it hard to believe that it's sustainable. I've played PC games my whole life and used to enjoy building and re-building my gaming PC every so
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by eat 3y ago
That's the whole point.
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by eat 3y ago
There are many factors that contribute to being good to your job, or I think more accurately, being perceived as being good at your job. Impossible deadlines, unrealistic client expectations, bad organizational policies and procedures... th
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by eat 3y ago
The same sorts of things we do while on PTO or on the weekends, but every day.
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by eat 3y ago
> Honestly, Americans are getting hard. They were soft when they allowed themselves to be pushed around, jobs outsourced, sign 4 year non-competes and non-disparage agreements, and put up with crappy bosses with no cost of living increas
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by eat 3y ago
I'm curious to know why you believe these additional details make the headline deceptive or change the story in any way.
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by eat 4y ago
What continues to amuse me is that this is still being framed as an ongoing debate. It's really not a debate; this is outdated leadership fighting against social and technological progress, while demanding that their employees give up
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by eat 4y ago
It seems silly to make this argument specifically regarding time when we've structured our society in such a way that certain people's time and labor is more valuable than other peoples'. Why not apply this logic to say resta
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by eat 4y ago
> The more you contribute, the more you sacrifice by joining a coop. The less you contribute, the more you gain. You could say the same thing to describe working for any corporation.
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by eat 4y ago
And yet with all of these scenarios you've described, the world keeps spinning. I've yet to see an example of of a company or product that has suffered due to knowledge workers realizing they can use WFH to put in fewer hours and
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by eat 4y ago
Really surprisingly low number here. $3.5 million doesn't seem like a lot to spend considering what I imagine they'd lose if they lost this tax-prep business. Did we lose a zero somewhere?
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by eat 4y ago
I got my first remote job in 2011. Whatever is going on right now has very little to do with what works, and what doesn't.
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by eat 4y ago
I wonder how much the appearance of these daily anti-DEI stories on the front page of HN has to do with this recession and workers' propensity to look for convenient scapegoats in the face of recent massive layoffs. Certainly looks to
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by eat 4y ago
Perhaps that's why the person you're replying to prefaced their comment with: > I keep saying this, but...
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by eat 4y ago
I'd still interact with computers in some way shape or form if I were a millionaire, but I also hope that such an amount of money and free time would expand my scope of personal fulfillment to some other unknown areas of life and consc
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by eat 4y ago
I'm not the person you're asking, but the answer seems to be quite obvious (unless you think they're lying about being happy about the situation)— they were making more money than they need by at least 37%.
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by eat 4y ago
It doesn't help that AMC+ provides possibly the worst user experience of any of the major streaming apps I've used. Constant crashes, failure to resume where I left off, and just straight up "not working" is a total kill
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by eat 4y ago
Is this pearl-clutching, or do you honestly believe GP was suggesting we should become literal Chimpanzees and mobsters?

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