erroneousfunk

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by erroneousfunk 8y ago
Your solution depends on third parties checking the script or going based on some knowledge of "trusted sources." That has nothing to do with this hack, which exploits those who are "verifying" the script themselves befo
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by erroneousfunk 8y ago
Fun fact, the the triangular piece in a clothing pattern used to add shape/dimensionality is also called a gore.
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
> They can get jobs within walking distance in the city. In which fantasy world do people in poverty just regularly find jobs in the city within walking distance of their magical free house in the city?
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Tangential, but this is the same reason mandatory health insurance makes sense. We go around living in our bodies, and they break down sometimes. It's the law in this country that emergency rooms can't turn people away without eva
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I had a manager that loved Java. He wanted to add a new helper service onto an existing service that was written in Python, but the new service would be Java (because Java is the best, obviously). This new helper was responsible for transfo
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
> they've picked the right abstraction for the problem I hate to agree with you, but "picking the right abstraction for the problem" elegantly expresses what I've been trying to tell people for the last few years now,
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
"If unforeseen complications arose during or after the procedure, the Surgery Center would cover those costs. Villa wouldn't see another bill." So there is a sort of built-in insurance to this system. Those who don't hav
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Amen. I rented in Boston, Somerville, and Medford after college, and it's amazing the number of landlords who are just random people who happen to have an extra property, or bought a house with an extra unit, and decide to rent it out.
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I think it's incredible that her health insurance didn't cover electronic prosthetics. The hook prosthetic is just a simple open/close grabber tool. Imagine trying to navigate through life with two grabbers. The modern myoele
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
"Sleeping with a guy is a built in option women have to better their lives, that men don't have." This is a complicated issue, and there's a lot to unpack here. That technique may be used for women (and, heck, men too --
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I think it depends on the amount of business that you want. I do freelance as a side job and only have a few clients a year that give me an extra ~10-20k of income. I mostly do web scraping, data science, data management, and teaching (work
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
In a computer security class I had at Harvard, the professor made the comment: "Your mother's maiden name is considered a 'secret.' Which is funny, given the building we're in." We were in the Maxwell Dworkin b
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Known genes associated with hip bone size in women (but not men) are found on chromosome 2 ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2522269/ ). But the expression of those genes is likely controlled by es
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I made a post about this, above, but I would argue that urine isn't always possible to completely clean in some situations. We lived in a place with a carpet and a thick pad under the carpet. Combined with a cat that spontaneously deci
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
My husband and I replaced a carpet in our last apartment ourselves before move out (hired a professional, got it matched exactly with the rest of the carpets, replaced carpet pad as well, cleaned concrete subfloor) because our cat decided t
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I've been at my current company (satellite of a larger company) for a year and a half, we have 8 people in the office, max, every day. There are a couple people who usually work from home, some days it's only one or two people in
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
There are really a few problems here that I think the article is getting a little mixed together, and I wanted to lay them out. First, that the image corpuses used for machine learning have a strong gender bias, perhaps more than exists in
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Completely agree, and I was about to comment on the same thing that the author was drawing some dangerous conclusions from the anecdote about her kids, the same sort of conclusions I see a lot of other parents with young children making as
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I've had great experiences with Amazon the few times something went wrong. - Had a fire extinguisher shipped to me but the pin apparently got knocked out in the box and it discharged during shipping. They sent out a new fire extinguish
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
In addition, the package (listed on the USPS documentation) didn't have the correct weight, which should have been further proof that something was wrong. The package was 8oz, the lens itself, even without packaging, weighs 3.2 pounds.
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
My husband is also very smart and logical, likes math, builds computers for gaming, but he has absolutely no interest in programming at all. We've been together for 6 years, I've brought it up a few times, showed him some things,
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I think OP is talking about officers as "possible perps" and referencing the fact that officers can view the footage before filing a police report recounting their own version of events.
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I've been to dentists in Boston and Washington state, and I've never had experiences like this. My dentist in Boston (who is awesome) I found off of Yelp reviews. You should ask around for someone better.
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I think the reason you didn't get a straight answer on the "invisalign vs. braces" is that they do such their jobs so similarly that the biggest factor is really what you want. Do you want a slower and more expensive treatmen
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Insurance companies and hospitals "accidentally" bill you for the wrong thing all the time, even for the little stuff. I went to the ER for a broken hand a couple years ago, got a $450 bill in the mail when I should have just had
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I've reported two vulnerabilities. One to a fairly large web hosting provider that allowed me to access the databases of anyone else on the shared server my website was on. Another to a major credit card company -- Given a person'
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
You're saying that the participation of women in the labor force is a bad thing?
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
I got my master's in software engineering half time while working full time as a software engineer. During those four years I was also volunteering once a week, had a few side projects going on, wrote a book that made >$50,000 over
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Good points in the EFF letter that all web programmers (or programmers who use content from the web) should be aware of. The difference between "click wrap" and "browser wrap" ToS is extremely important, especially with
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by erroneousfunk 9y ago
Okay, let's say you're a judge and you get a commercial real estate case in Boston Massachusetts, in which the defendant broke their lease early and is refusing to pay a pro-rated lease break fee in their contract on the grounds t

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