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big_youth

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    Comment #48573231

    Rolex just launched a integrated bracelet model and Royal Oaks have been popular with celebrities for decades, that style is probably here to stay.

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    Comment #48285830

    They didn't really become a global power until recently. Even during my youth in the 2000's it was 'China is rising', 75 years ago they were extremely poor, mostly agrarian and rec…

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    Comment #48203508

    Record temp in austin is 112, and that was during that 2011 heat wave.

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    Comment #48202923

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    Comment #48163831

    The Resnicks: https://perfectunion.us/how-this-billionaire-couple-stole-ca... .

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    Comment #48093915

    debugging code. I had some issue so I create a plan to root cause that would run the code, change some functions or variables and run again until we get a confirmed answer. I just …

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    Comment #48027694

    I worked for Coinbase. Brian won't even speak more to this to the company. He led by twitter post. I was there for 4 years (thanks to a great manager) but Brian was one of the wors…

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    Comment #47224778

    How would cyber/AI security survive in a world where AI can do software development? I'm not a LLM bull but I am a security engineer and it's already very good, I don't see how thi…

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    Comment #47068088

    They are both true? Between the ultra rich and the elderly there are scraps for everyone else.

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    Comment #46789693

    They did something, how else could the son flex watches worth 6 figures.

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    Comment #46789623

    Kids in the 90's would have had long fruitful careers making much more than the median american for relatively easy and stable work.

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    Comment #46522378

    That markets been slaughtered for a while. Pretty much every big tech company has built up strong internal security teams and automated as much as possible. Look up what happened t…

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    Comment #46522323

    Yes and Yes. I was suprised walking around the DefCon CTF room lat year and half the screens were AI chats of some sort.

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    Comment #46281548

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    Comment #46280128

    > TikTok is an American company with American employees All tiktok code is written by ByteDance engineers in china. Context for the non-beleivers. I work on the TikTok USDS team.

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    Comment #45351859

    I'm sorry but I'm big into crypto and have never seen a contract like that deployed in the wild. And I actually use crypto for payments more than most people. I used some just last…

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    Comment #45282240

    Current Oracle CEO Safra Catz lives in Palm Beach and is a frequent visitor to Mar-a-lago. She is actually a big Israel supporter, visiting and donating money often.

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    Comment #45097867

    > I thought this was common knowledge on HN? Just as an aside but I would never say this, this is why people hate security teams. I'm a security 'expert' with 15+ years in the indu…

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    Comment #42623627

    > If you spend more time proving your optimization of a cryptographic algorithm is not vulnerable to timing attacks than you do writing the code, I don't think any of my observatio…

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    Comment #42008221

    >We’ve been getting far too much money, for far too long. In normal office jobs, it takes a lifetime of sacrifices to get to higher pay grade. I don't understand this mindset. We s…

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    Comment #35743006

    The devs can change anything, it's just software. As long as miners, which are extremely centralized, agree it's the new chain. I was a part of the bitcointalk forums in 2010 when …

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    Comment #35742904

    Let me get this right, your argument is that miners are better than manufacturing or smelting? So that's how mining is beneficial to the energy grid. You bitcoin clowns are really …

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    Comment #35742116

    Why not hire Americans? I went to a no name state school with a large CS class. Sure we're not MIT/Stanford quality (well many where) but plenty of talent to go around. Whether the…