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by throwaway2016a 3mo ago
Fun to see this on the front page. I'm curious if ops intent was to share something cool is trigger a bunch of nostalgia because they definitely did the latter. I remember using this when it first came out. It was a game changer for do
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by throwaway2016a 3mo ago
Every generation in history has said the younger generation is lazy. Didn't make it true when I was a young xenial / millennial and I suspect it's not true for Gen Z and Gen Alpha either.
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by throwaway2016a 3mo ago
I hd to do a 4-bit version of this back in 2006 for my Computer Science undergrad. Interesting to see EE students doing it as well. Like many people here, we had to build it on actual breadboards. Which I think adds a ton to the experience
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by throwaway2016a 3mo ago
My undergrad was in computer science and my master's is a MBA. Both from good schools (think top 50 not top 5). I was thinking more like text books. Text books authors are generally much more wordy than they need to be because the publ
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by throwaway2016a 3mo ago
Is it? I thought the point was to learn. Most reading is just busy work that doesn't actually advance the learning objectives.
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by throwaway2016a 4mo ago
> Looking at the other half of this complaint: cannot or will not? This. I'm 40 and getting my MBA part time while working and being a parent and I can tell you even as an adult: when you hand me a 20 page case study I will read it
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by throwaway2016a 4mo ago
First, colleges don't generally give loans. The lenders are not affiliated with the college. Second, as with anything it is more complex than you are making it. For example, I've known people who have: - Had a variable interest go
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by throwaway2016a 4mo ago
You can also use SCSS with CSS modules, which is what I do.
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by throwaway2016a 5mo ago
What am I missing? I don't see it in either the MacOS app or the web app. I have a "Plus" plan. Do I need "Business" or "Pro"? Edit: To answer my own question "Workspace agents are available in resear
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by throwaway2016a 6mo ago
100%, accepting pre-generated board meeting notes is egregious. This whole thing is awful and I am in no way defending it. The opposite, I think other compliance as a service companies also need to be scrutinized as well.
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by throwaway2016a 6mo ago
There is a lot of serious allegations in here. But some of these complaints apply to most SOC 2 compliance services. For example: it points out that Delve provides pre-filled documents and encourages you to accept them as is. In my experien
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by throwaway2016a 6mo ago
I was literally just attending a course on "innovation" and the topic of Apple vs Android was covered. Interestingly enough, a majority of students commenting cited iOS "security" as a core value proposition. As an Andro
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by throwaway2016a 7mo ago
First I will say, I am very much against dark patterns and I believe servers should be paid a fair wage and not have to rely on tips. But until that I do tip for dine-in service. But I found the "buy me a coffee" link on the butto
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by throwaway2016a 9mo ago
First, I'm using frontier models with Cursor agenic mode. > Also, if you use an LLM haphazardly and it introduces a security flaw, you as the user are responsible. The LLM is a power tool, not a person. I 100% agree. That was my poi
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by throwaway2016a 9mo ago
> If the programmers goal is to produce valuable software that works and is secure and easy to maintain then they will gravitate to LLM assisted programming. Just this week alone I had the LLMs: - Introduce a serious security flaw. - Dec
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
I'm not convinced that will fix the problem. Even in situations where identity is well known such as work or school, we commonly have bad actors. It's also pretty unpopular for a good reason. There is a chilling effect that would
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
If you consider "skimpy outfits" pornographic that both Facebook and X are worse than TikTok for me. I've seen a few pieces of content I had to report before but not many. X, on the other hand, has literal advertisements for
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
Thank you on presenting the research. I appreciate that. To address you points though: > A handful of very bad students can easily derail the education of an entire class Private school had plenty of bad apples too. In fact, some kids I
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
I didn't get a sense the article singled out charter schools specifically rather it just lists it as a alternative place that funds get funneled instead of to neighborhood public schools. Which brings me to: > The main reason "
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
This whole thread is giving blockchain in 2015 vibes. People were using all sorts of quotes and anecdotes to tell skeptics why they were wrong and in 10 years the entire financial system will be running on blockchain. A certain amount of sk
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
Not OP, but there are many things that I know don't work without trying them. That's not a contradiction. It may or may not be true but it's not a contradiction by itself. You can know reasonable well that something doesn&#x2
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
When was the last time you actually priced them out? When they first came up they were pricy but unless you're talking about fancy smart-bulbs with Wifi and color changing, they are not 10x the price. And they empirically last 5-20+ ti
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
Stripe supports Apple Pay, though. You can easily enable both Apple Pay and Google Wallet. But since it is just the regular version of Apple Pay and not an in-app purchase it has different (lower) fees.
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
I could tell and I really appreciate it. It's really helpful to see both the good and the bad. Great work!
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
Very nice solution! Definitely very low resolution, but compared to sites that use a solid color this seems much better. And only requiring one variable is really nice. The article seems very well thought through. Though for both the algori
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by throwaway2016a 1y ago
It is a conversation that started with a simple post that was just pointing out that you had to download a new version the way Mozilla implemented the pinning. I never said it was a good idea, I never made a political statement, I never sai
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
When I saw that link I thought maybe it was one of those: "add X to the recommended libraries list" PRs or something like that. But this is wild... it's literally an advertisement.
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
You contradict your part here. I'm not sure if you meant to because the rest of your post sounds like it is saying Mozilla needs to pin if it's using a custom signing mechanism. > Firefox uses (and ships with) the Mozilla Root
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
1. Most of those articles refer to Public Key Pinning (HPKP), which is not the type Mozilla used. There is more than one type of pinning. 2. Once again... and I'm tired of repeating this... that's a straw man because never once in
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by throwaway2016a 2y ago
rolls eyes sure bud Tell me, how exactly else are you supposed to update an app with a pinned certificate without defeating the whole purpose of pinning? How about Google? https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/sr

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