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always_learning

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    Comment #41032214

    pretty bad precedent, id argue that anything thats publicly accesible is free to be scraped. So unless they did something illegal via bypassing security, then this sets a really ba…

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    Ask HN: Writing a Python Wrapper for a Scala Project?

    I've very interested in writing a python wrapper for an open source scala project. However, there doesnt seem to be much documentation on the process online. Does anyone have any i…

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    Comment #25847511

    Once they ship Multi-Account Containers i am switching. Firefox have already annoyed me with the "more than just de-platforming" nonsense

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    Who owns software vulnerabilities? The hacker or the company who owns the code?

    Who owns software vulnerabilities? The hacker who discovered the vulnerability, the company who owns the code/hardware, or if its open source then the maintainers? Is this written …

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    Comment #17369895

    Imho underpaid, heavily overworked, high chance startup fails. I don't think it's worth it.

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    Comment #15198907

    There is no source, the gender spectrum is fundamentally based on rejecting science

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    Comment #14912226

    Minor things like small drug offences etc. fine but major crimes? No.

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    How do amateur security engineers learn to find new exploits to produce CVEs?

    Saw a similar post on reddit but it didn't have many responses. I'm also very interested in the subject. Considering one already has experience in security. E.g. Bachelors/Masters …

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    Comment #14244931

    Do you have any temp/intern positions for the backend in London?

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    Comment #13932290

    There are many lights of this variety. They are classed as SAD lamps/bulbs.

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    Comment #13917686

    Works fine on my phone in the UK. Depends on your provider.

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    Comment #13746423

    I'd like to know this too. I've got the same model as stated in the article. I'm weary now that it may cause a malfunction

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    Comment #13736418

    I'd advise you do some more charity work outside your normal job. That met give you lots of fulfillment. Spent your time outside work wisely. Like go to the gym, excercise, sport, …

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    Comment #13505798

    Ahh yes finally a book! Now I can learn more about the role to see if I'd like to apply. I've always liked writing code and devops. Perhaps this is a perfect role.