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cliqueiq
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Comment #22302894
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that.
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Comment #22302884
I think he's trying to say is, "China therefore is not ready to be a global leader on anything".
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Comment #22209191
> systemic issues I like that euphemism
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Comment #22179739
Sure okay whatever.
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Comment #22157502
Those are legit numbers. Also 3/5 of the North American cases are new from yesterday.
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Comment #22150492
Not a biologist but the whole thing reminded me of a NOP sled
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Comment #22134338
Yeah, this is what's gonna happen to Plaid.
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Comment #22121243
Thank you.
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Comment #22091698
It's called a data type. Dynamic typing is not a type system at all, it's the lack of one. And no, it's not a type system because you're typing it (to any node developers out there…
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Comment #22051460
Obviously a response to yesterdays post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22027459
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Comment #22050995
I think the scariest thing about this is if this was a PR stunt, the release of an unknown vuln could be completely controlled by whoever knew about it. Best case scenario is a rel…
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Comment #22050949
Thinking with my tin-foil hat: Same date as windows 7 last patch right? Not sure if this was a risk decision or an intentional message.
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Comment #22040304
https://fin.plaid.com/articles/inside-ach-payments-with-stri... """To get started with ACH payments, you need a system that can connect you (the originator of the ACH transaction) …
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Comment #22040071
I see a lot of hate for Plaid here. I was my understanding that the only reason you would really ever use Plaid is because they were able give programmatic access to flat-rate fee …
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Comment #22026929
Adderall. I said it.
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Comment #22007755
I thought quantamagazine was above publishing click-bait, but I guess not. Neural networks already see in "higher dimensions" (whatever that means). Anyone who's ever used neural n…
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Comment #22007682
you can just vim into a dir and get a collapsible tree. i don't see any reason to invent yet another tool for something tree -f | grep foo can do. More supply chain hell, more usel…
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Comment #21919969
And also nothing a competent software person should waste their time on.
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Comment #21919893
I was a back-end & full-stack guy for some time, doing things from ETL stuff to pipe-lining more colorful things interfacing with things from search, other analysis, etc... I start…