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grepthisab

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    Comment #26865851

    Hi, attacker here, I usually use the password immediately but it really depends on the level of user as to whether I can ensure that password changes won't affect me going forward.…

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    Comment #26371830

    I'm convinced, but their google pay seems to time out on my phone. Will try again later, but if the rest of the book is like the first chapter it's well worth it.

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    Comment #26242769

    You kind of buried the lede in your last paragraph: This is largely due to MIT and similar schools having massive endowments from which they can draw for Financial Aid; there are c…

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    Comment #26242671

    I have a hard time believing this. Information was murky and information asymmetry was a big reason lots of people seemed to just apply to a flagship state u rather than look at mo…

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    Comment #25978531

    A reply to this comment would be perfect!

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    Comment #25970442

    Someone else committing a crime isn't really a defense to one's own crime though.

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    Comment #25899925

    Yes same here, tried to get me to install something on my android. Please leave this provider asap! But I love these so much I'll happily host them all on my CDN if you'd like.

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    Comment #21514700

    Well, for one Snopes filed an anti slapp motion and the court fully granted it. If that's not evidence this is slapp, I don't know what is. "As part of our defense, Snopes and our …

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    Comment #21514478

    I hadn't heard about this, and there's nothing in the main article posted about the origins. I went to their gofundme and read a bunch of updates, and was able to find this article…

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    Comment #21498131

    Relevant username? This seems to be a strange hill to die on. For all intents and purposes there is a declaration in the readme. And anyone who knows enough to want to operate with…

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    Comment #21492167

    We're small and early, but I've really enjoyed starting with microservices from the beginning. Each team simply exposes a grpc endpoint to everyone else and can otherwise be off sp…

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    Comment #21430002

    Really interesting!

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    Comment #21419889

    Not affiliated in any way, just a happy customer. Really love datadog!

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    Comment #21396666

    This reminds me of the line of thought from the React community. Make everything as complex as possible (vdoms, etc.). But there are other ways, frameworks, styles to achieve what …

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    Comment #21396636

    I don't know anything about Bitcoin. Am I an idiot?

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    Comment #21369617

    Paradoxically if this is the OPs business, in my experience they should greatly, greatly increase price to increase chances of selling to an enterprise.

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    Comment #21365992

    No, that would be classic neural network hype. I wish there were a way to automatically copy-paste knzhou's usual comment on trusting the MIT Tech Review, and especially its Emergi…

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    Comment #21360502

    I have an Oasis, and have since the previous version came out (2017ish?). I was just saying today it's my favorite piece of tech. So lightweight, works great, battery lasts forever…

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    Comment #21354977

    Respectfully it may have been above their risk tolerance, and of course you being successful with it doesn't make it a prudent investment. That's the "I won the lottery so everyone…

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    Comment #21350392

    Can we run ML over these and create synthetic letters written during wartime?

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    Comment #21349321

    Thank you! The 83b situation is the one I'm in. Appreciate it, sorry for the late response.

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    Comment #21345712

    Truly awful take. Enough with the "both sides" nonsense. One side is objectively bad. Even accidentally taking electronics into a SCIF can be grounds for losing ones security clear…

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    Comment #21319570

    This thread is scaring me. Question on exercising and such. I have all exercised options, but not all vested, been here about 2 years, so half vested. Didn't pay taxes at exercise …

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    Comment #21319500

    No pretending to be an engineer can have deadly consequences. Imagine someone saying they're an engineer and being contracted to build a bridge or building. That could (and has) ha…

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    Comment #21301518

    Serious/competitive cyclist here, I often use real food. Small two bite sandwiches, etc wrapped in foil. I've also done this with yams, steam a whole one and add salt, wrap the who…