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Comment #23208410
Holy hell. How do you have a life-threatening disease that puts at you risk of germ infection, costs $250,000 a year to treat AND manage to survive homelessness? Tragic. I'm sorry …
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Comment #23205659
Responding to customer sales inquiries. I'm a hacker, not a salesperson, but working for startup means I have to switch hats and give a pitch 30% of my week. Why is it a waste? Bec…
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Comment #23205636
I remember being exposed to LISP in the late 80's after coming from Pascal and COBOL in my CS101 (C was a 200-level class.) It was such a complete mindf*ck. After learning procedur…
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Comment #23205597
> What else are you supposed to do with the money? Keep it in cash? Yes. That's where my RIA has 33% of my assets now, we moved them in 2019. We will be "piecing back into" the mar…
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Comment #23205197
Why exclude the biggest websites? The problem I see on DDG & Google is having to scroll 5-10 pages of utter SEO nonsense. "Do you have a question about ____? Many ask about _______…
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Comment #23199392
Academia? Shoot... senior hiring in the tech world is the same thing. If you don't have buddies, gooooood luuuuck.
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Comment #23195853
After working int he world of CAD tools for decades, I cannot tell you the number of times I've seen a younger engineer try to write a CSV parser only to fall into a circular hacki…
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Comment #23195789
EDIT: Sure wish I could delete this post. Wait, this isn't TCP, this is protocol level above TCP, right? TCP doesn't shape traffic by itself through rate limiting and congestion an…
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Comment #23185193
That is really smart. Will you be summarizing some of the best debubbles? The reminds me of that subreddit ... changemyview?
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Comment #23185163
Cool! I convinced a bunch of friends to use WL a few years ago and now they're mad at ME for the acquisition! Not really mad, but despondent and looking for alternatives. I migrate…
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Comment #23185109
I would easily pay US$30 for that.
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Comment #23184655
You're referring to "term overloading". This is pervasive throughout all domains of engineering, but more so in software because there are so many conflicting standards, definition…
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Ask HN: Should package managers include a reminder field?
I'm upgrading MacPorts after Catalina, and realized between `ports` and `brew` I have nearly thousands of packages installed. And I have no idea why. What would happen if package m…
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Comment #23183489
Yeah, the latter: keychain certificate (under "Certificates").
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Comment #23182435
Preview can't digitally sign PDFs. I have to do this on a near daily basis. EDIT: I mean sign with a certificate, not add an image. Personally I would prefer to not have any adobe …
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Comment #23180680
Narrative? Yes yes, because 99.9% of white christian american terrorists are women. /s Were you born today?
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Comment #23174353
What was that about exponential growth and nature? I'm sure the 0.1% can rest on their billion-dollar laurels for the next decade, but at some point the next batch of $100-milliona…
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Comment #23172159
TL;DR: Load Balancers and a clear policy means the cloud works as advertised. Seven years ago I was at a medical conference in Portland, Oregon with a panel of "experts" discussing…
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Comment #23170165
Wow, that's really cool. Googling around it appears that Mountain Lion wasn't upgraded to TLSv1.2 so any website that upgraded to TLSv1.1 broke on pre-Yosemite. I didn't realize th…
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Comment #23169979
> the modern iteration of HTTPS required by DarkSky. I don't follow. The TLS handshake negotiates the appropriate ciphersuite. With the exception of dropping SHA1 in TLSv1.3, how w…
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Comment #23162121
I remember reading this in Parade Magazine when Marilyn Vos Savant published her column. And then was completely blown away by the landslide of scathing letters written by adult pr…
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Comment #23161798
Java? STMicroelectronics uses it for almost all of their applications, which ship in one zip file with binaries for Win/Mac/Linux. It ticks #1 and #2, but I don't know about #3. Of…
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Comment #23161770
This bugs me to no end about Electron. The one module that existed to implement cross window / process communication is deprecated with no alternative. I haven't found a solution f…
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Comment #23161531
This is a very enlightening post, thank you. I don't often develop cross platform to this depth, and I think it is a wise reminder that Microsoft actually knows a thing or two abou…