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by reagent_finder 3y ago
Don't disagree with anything there. There's no reason they couldn't do both, really. They could have spaces for traditional ads, and they could have those direct partnerships. Direct partnerships might be nice in theory, but
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by reagent_finder 3y ago
The biggest problem with Reddit is that their only source of revenue basically demands you to create a completely new ad for ONLY that platform. For everything else you can just make an iframe, drop whatever malicious blinking crap you want
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by reagent_finder 5y ago
Yeah, I was thinking "Waaait, aren't they at <100 qubits still?"
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Well, that escalated slowly.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
| How do you seize a digital wallet You look at the culprit very, very sternly.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Ah true, MTProto is unique, looks like.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
I feel that's pretty disingenuous. Like you noticed the server-side code is active, and changing server address would be a niche-of-a-niche activity. Also, what would be the point of going after Signal's servers? Even if a/th
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Apparent timeline: 2018 Nov: Company breached, seems most likely database of 40,000 mental health records including PII (duh), contact information and treatment history and notes was stolen at this time. 2019 Mar: Another breach. This cause
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Oh man, THANK YOU for this. What an amazing article! >He grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side, the son of a pioneering necktie manufacturer, James Lehrer That's just hilarious. I can't think of anything more appropriate
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Well, I mean that baby doesn't have a functional colon yet so putting semicolons everywhere just makes perfect sense.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Nice. What I want is their latex/pdf setup. I've messed around with it enough to know I'm no good at it and this seems like it would be a great base.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
I was going to make approximately this point. However, I think it's also important to have some of those "shut up and trust me" phrases codified and have them available for the layman via Google. Because sometimes those peopl
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Pretty much each point raised in this post(?) are correct, current and relevant even 26 years later. POSIX is a monolith and really deserves to be improved. It's been around forever, yes. It will probably keep on being around forever,
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
I just tried 'help' on a linux system. It is absolute garbage.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
>Additionally, they point out that A True Story was written in response to another work that also contained science fictional elements, that is Antonius Diogenes’ lost Of the Wonderful Things Beyond Thule, whose protagonist also reached
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Well, it's been exactly the same for the last 25 years.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
It just broke.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Same. Bit different with ffox, chrome and chromium, sometimes you don't get sent to the top.
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
I actually got used to the mobile web, it's okay IMO. Certainly better than the new web layout. What's terrible is the beta tests they constantly run on small variations of the populace, without your knowledge and without any way
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Really, Brad? Software Engineers need a hippocratic oath? This is the most hypocritical, low-minded dirty blow, pass-the-buck mentality I have seen in a long time. That's even counting most of what Trump has said. You should be ashamed
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Actually, you're the target group. The Wii-WiiU-Switch are all based on "hey, that looks neat, let's try it" with a massive number of games designed for the casual crowd. People like you aren't vocal in gaming commu
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Egg-and-chicken debates aside, I can absolutely see this. In any reasonably-sized town or city you'll find a dozen similar establishments a walking distance away. So while you might debate picking between the 3.5 and 4.5-star ones, the
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Bitwise hacks in production code? Seriously? This is a nice gimmick to show off in an interview because the interviewer is definitely not going to get it, however it might backfire because the interviewer might realize a) you'll be out
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
"N^2 is bad, except when it isn't" is my take on it. In uni I maybe had one week of doing O-evaluations, it never came up and I never got interested. I've seen 20,000-word debates on Reddit on whether something is n, n2
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Could you provide a bit more info? How long were the exercises? Were the applicants evaluated more based on their results or possible writeups? How much did their CV weigh compared to the take-home exercises?
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
It's a "foot in" problem, I feel. Shit companies have shit interviews and give out shit workloads to MAYBE get a foot in the door. You can follow along or be proactive, for instance start a new github account just for intervi
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
Not the worst approach, and as long as it's in the spirit of cooperation might even be good. UX people could tune or at least comment on the interface, security people could fuzz or pentest the library... however, for a lot of actual p
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by reagent_finder 6y ago
"Reasonable" is a stretch, "interesting" is the right word. Personally I'd put this in the "Oh, huh" box along with quantum crypto. It's interesting, it's complex and it's got way too many e
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
Or just cut the budgets.
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by reagent_finder 7y ago
You say potato, I say potato. If the interface is clunky, you will learn by heart some switches and pass them on as cargo cult.

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