throwaway_13140

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by throwaway_13140 2y ago
Imagine being so anti-AI that you won’t even use spellcheck! Bravo?
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
This is such a weird take. Version 1 of anything good is created in the US and then everyone else copies and revises. You call it ego-centric, it’s not. It’s just not a cheap low effort knock off.
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
> The Company Formerly Known As Chrysler doesn't even make a car anymore. Dodge Charger
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
The real question is, Josh are you still married? This was originally written in 2006.
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
if it was a state sponsored attack, various 3 letter agencies may want to investigate which could slow down restoration of service
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
yes - and spotted lantern flies, and lead in toothpaste, and endocrine stopping chemicals in plastic kids toys, the list goes on and on
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
Agreed - how else was the DOJ supposed to do their job? They clearly need the data for an investigation. No need for PyPI to give information about how current users can alter their accounts to thwart future requests.
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
Do you still love it if it enables a terrorist or otherwise very bad person to evade capture?
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
Exactly. I guess the transparency is nice but at what point are you potentially helping someone cover their tracks who may or may not actually deserve that help?
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by throwaway_13140 3y ago
I think the focus on cheating is short sighted. There’s: - Stack Overflow - GitHub copilot - Google - ChatGPT - etc People use these tools frequently out in the real world. If students use these tools exclusively on their homework and proje
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by throwaway_13140 4y ago
> I had access to the account information, including balances and a list of recent transactions and transfers. But could you make a transaction? The title is a little sensationalist.