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Comment #39890057
Eastern Orthodox Christmas is not on Dec 25 so the argument for EE is not as air tight as the author thinks it is
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Comment #39877849
I agree, but the social engineering parts do feel particularly cruel
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Comment #39784288
Mild spoiler, but I could not find corroboration for the black axe human sacrifice claims anywhere on the internet
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Comment #39721709
It seems like other VPN vendors are slapping obfuscation on top of OpenVPN and advertising their service as unobservable. This paper contests that claim
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Comment #39674642
Ah, sorry I meant in test.c. I was nodding off when I wrote that comment
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Comment #39673823
What do lines 7-21 do?
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Comment #39292189
This is agitprop
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Comment #38644515
Does anyone know what geometric means in this context?
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Comment #36144795
Admittedly those are bullshit. They do go away if you create an account and login though
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Comment #36143964
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I prefer new Reddit when I’m on my phone (which nowadays is my primary causal scrolling device). I think part of the reason people stick to ol…
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Comment #36117685
At the individual level, the cost of using cash is that you are subsidizing the other consumers who are paying with a credit cards that offers cash-back or other rewards
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Comment #35795329
They do get innovation points for inventing SQL (over 50 years ago)
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Comment #35642810
They don’t really do investigative journalism though. Most of their articles are summary + opinion
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Comment #35564976
It’s hard to beat billionaire donations to longtermism causes for the title of the least impactful
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Comment #35529700
Shkreli served prison time for fraud that did not lose investors money. But I think what you are saying has some truth to it
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Comment #35503880
What is your approach to API design?
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Comment #35376310
Yes this is it. I patterned matched on tags to create a simple state machine. Then I extracted values using splitlines on commas and quotes
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Comment #35362150
I’m usually not a big side project guy, but I successfully used AWK to solve a IRL problem last year. It really helped solidify my understanding of the language. The problem was th…
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Comment #35192159
Base64 encoding increases the size of text by 4/3. Like the other commenter asked, I wonder if another encoding could work
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Comment #35177838
I feel like half the business models of VC companies these days is simply regulatory arbitrage
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Comment #35177588
The luddites lost their status, leisure time, and middle class incomes. Their descendants worked 12 hours a day in factories. They definitely had good reasons to push back.
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Comment #35161529
where’s the beef?
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Comment #34999881
“I want to believe something is true so therefore it is true”. I actually respect the honesty here. Most people think this way but would never admit it. “Cogito ergo est”
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Comment #34974687
If it is just a case of people losing their religion, then people would be substituting their time with secular communal activities like bowling leagues or freemasonry. Instead eve…
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Comment #34870923
That is only one interpretation of the founding however. You could also argue that vision died with the Articles of Confederation or the Whiskey Rebellion