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Comment #48792166
Note: This may not work on students
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Comment #48661283
You don't need that stuff for setting up a company, I've only come across those if we are going through due diligence with a (B2B) client.
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Comment #48585419
In a sea of AI products, the brand is still powerful though. Would I have clicked this if not for the Midjourney name? Probably not
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Comment #48569276
As in the changes its made? You can do that on Claude Code but by having it do it on a worktree and just checking out that worktree. Then you can see the change file(s) in your pre…
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Comment #48432801
My mum doesn't know how to use a cli.
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Comment #48290955
I'm afraid it's not available as it wasn't published. To be honest there wasn't much more than what I posted there, it was quite a practical thesis and really more of a market anal…
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Comment #48277458
Unfortunately no, as most uni students my code was utterly terrible and the app itself was more of a PoC. This was 10 years ago though and it's been on my mind since then, so i'll …
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Comment #48277051
My masters thesis was on this! I created an app where you can store your data across all the common data storage providers (dropbox, google drive, onedrive, etc.) and used the secr…
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Comment #47775817
Likely the person didn't know they were part of YC (I didn't).
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Comment #47741813
because there isn't one and people still paid for it. My clients demand one, so there is one.
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Comment #47714809
Why can code even go in with breaking tests? They shouldn't even have the power to do that.
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Comment #46794426
Do a lot of people know that Prism is the name of the program? I certainly didn't and consider myself fairly switched on in general
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Comment #46752369
I sure hope they're not pretending to be police considering they kill about ~1,200 people/year in the US (compared to about two in the UK).
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Comment #46689826
I'm assuming they're asking for large in terms of complexity, not in terms of popularity.
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Comment #46653975
I agree they shouldn't become outcasts, but it feels disingenuous to say that the reason for wanting to work for palantir is anything but "they wanted A LOT of money".
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Comment #46644409
If they're good enough to be hired to palantir as an engineer, I very much doubt at any point they were desperate.
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Comment #46393021
For me personally, it's certainly been an iterative process. I like to think of focus as any other habit that I want to form, so from that: - Schedule time for it - Understand that…
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Comment #46310803
Gotcha. And then how does that translate into the audit process? Because Vanta/Drata have auditors they work with regularly, there's a bit of an incentive on both sides to use thes…
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Comment #46310265
What's the USP over something like Vanta/Drata (aside the cost being much lower currently)?
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Comment #46108466
If you have no real traffic, what complex things are you doing that even require such tools?
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Comment #46108461
I'm astonished how many people have a) constant production access on their machine and b) allow a non-deterministic process access to it
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Comment #45287498
Their problem was that they didn't look like normal sunglasses, so people were immediately intrigued/suspicious of them. Although these have the little light if you're recording, t…
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Comment #45011079
If you use something like an OpenAPI generator and want to have different DTOs in your version 2, then you cannot do what you suggested.
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Comment #44835100
In this case it's not about being able to use the product at all, but the joy from using an incredibly fast and responsive product, which therefore you want to use local-first.
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Comment #44225573
When I was at university, I went to a talk from a security researcher who found this was the case with credit cards.