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DawkinsGawd
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Comment #11808369
Subsidized housing, day care, etc? Food stamps aren't a great example because you can sell them. You can't sell the $800 you save in subsidized housing. You can't sell a service.
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Comment #11808253
You completely side stepped the question. I find it absolutely amazing how naive BI supporters are. I grew up poor in a ghetto in New York. Studied, went to university, became an e…
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Comment #11296764
I think it would be accurate to assert that mathematics helps create a logical thought processes which is the only way to think about programming. Additionally, some areas of mathe…
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Comment #11296708
I always thought that correctness (in computer science) only asserted that an algorithm acted as specified. For example, say the specification was: The input accepts an element in …
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Comment #11296689
Life is not reliable.
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Comment #11296675
I haven't gotten a chance to read the entire paper however the reference to the Therac-25 in the beginning was slightly tilted. Yes - it was a programmatic error that dispersed a d…
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Comment #11198640
I know entire organizations that run off excel spreadsheets
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Comment #11198627
AI-hard - nice. thanks for teaching me a new word.
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Comment #11198590
P.S. The articles is beyond stupid. I use to love technology because it was apolitical and was never muddled with things like "race" and "micro aggression". It seems like every tec…
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Comment #11198557
I am very much torn between this on multiple levels. On the most superficial level, I do not want development to become "blue collar" because I am a developer and don't want to thi…
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Comment #10982198
Disappointed. I thought the article was going to focus on why a computer isn't even necessary for a computer science degree. In other words - how a computer science degree is mostl…
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Comment #10779542
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_%28listening_device%...
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Comment #10703474
You realize that offensive web application pen testing is only a tiny corner of the whole information security industry, and that most information security professionals don't find…
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Comment #10672923
So - What exactly does a CMO-for-hire do?
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Comment #10672852
Sources?
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Comment #10672802
Yes, being a millionaire politician or doctor makes you wealthy.
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Comment #10672576
Population density is considerably less than that of NYC. Scaling NYC up to 13,000 km² would put the population 90 million
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Comment #10663412
My experience is fairly similar. How often does SQLMap (or another SQLi automated tool) fail to recognize a hole that is later uncovered through a manual investigation?
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Comment #10660898
I played with SQLMap a bit on Kali. Easy tool to use, plays nicely with SOCKS5/TOR. I'm amazed at how prevalent SQLi is as an attack vector still. With PreparedStatements/PDO/other…
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Comment #9794131
Thank you for the explanation.
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Comment #9765225
Can someone explain this sentence to me: "Consider now the subsequences starting at the smallest natural number: inclusion of the upper bound would then force the latter to be unna…
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Comment #9715630
Midazolam (100mg) + Fentanyl (100mg) = definitely end of life. A rhino couldn't survive it. Additionally, there would literally be no discussion about the effectiveness of it to ca…
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Comment #9381330
Such an idea would sell better if it was marketed under comedy and not necessity.