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brianbarker
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Comment #13170009
Alright, I'm burnt out and I don't want to think about work for a few mins, so: I tire of the logic such as "well...what IF... someone ...did that intentionally!" Then people think…
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Comment #13169800
- Not you personally. I have experience with HN comments. Just covering my bases. - No, it's not the case here. Unless you can prove it. There's no evidence it was done intentional…
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Comment #13169234
No. A backdoor is considered to be deliberate and obfuscated from easy discovery, with the intent to be secret access. If every system flaw or coding bug is a backdoor, then defect…
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Comment #12137319
It may not be that hard. Mormons believe jesus is coming again and will arrive at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam-ondi-Ahman . Some people have been buying land there for this r…
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Comment #12086025
OP isn't clueless, just pointing out the obvious.
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Comment #12017142
MaxPoint Interactive | Austin, TX and Morrisville, NC | Full-time | On Site MaxPoint Interactive has multiple positions open for Data Science, Software Engineering and Project Mana…
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Comment #12015515
One less dependency is not a bad thing.
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Comment #11889962
Download Fare and keep your eye on RideAustin when you return. Fare is doing great, plenty of cars out and no surge.
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Comment #11858595
Arcade City has worked really well via the FB group. You post a ride request, multiple drivers respond. Many link their uber/lyft profiles. Then the client chooses their driver (bi…
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Comment #11837724
Some data scientists I work with prefer Julia or Erlang, but the real interest is now Spark. Since Scala works with Spark and is more of a datsci's type of language (similar to Jul…
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Comment #11778745
YES! to both parents here. Type erasure is a bitch. Need to pass in a class type, but it's of a list? List list = new ArrayList (); yourfunc(list.getClass()); C# got all this junk …
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Comment #11714313
Think you missed the sarcasm.
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Comment #11707987
I just want uber and lyft back. The alternatives are awful. My friends have changed their weekend habits. I tried GetMe but it really sucks. Even the drivers were complaining the s…
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Comment #11693156
Orphan Black neolution territory. Other actors will do it. Scientists who want to do it will find a place where they can.
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Comment #11693153
While the US debates such efforts in fear what could happen, other nations who don't see it as a problem will do this. It has always been a matter of time.
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Comment #11596390
Like standardized testing, interviewing is a bullshit measure of what you really know. Like standardized testing, the way to win is to get good at taking the tests. Even if you dis…
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Comment #11475229
I heard it as a mormon growing up.
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Comment #11246393
Living to be 1000 sounds great until you realize some of the awful people in this world would be right there with you..forever.
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Comment #10895289
I've worked at places where they set any pcs on the domain to accept their ssl cert. Then they mitm all your https traffic and scan everything. That would include banking, gmail, e…
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Comment #10873675
Lyft caps its surge at 200% or 2x, while Uber intentionally goes to 8-10x on busy nights. The outrage at uber over insane fares has a history far beyond this past New Year's Eve. P…
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Comment #10820902
V2's deep nesting recently caused trouble for us at work. We had errors where our node_modules folder was too long for Windows, due to the deep folder structure. Updating to v3 res…
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Comment #10804059
If I could get off HN, yes.
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Comment #10648363
What's the best way to prevent a mormon from drinking your beer? Bring another mormon.
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Comment #10589656
Yes, because every system has flaws in it. Nothing is perfect and given enough time and resources an exploit will be found. Knowing that, if the team listens and fixes the issue, t…