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Comment #30577695
- need to know basis. - strict separation of concerns. - only outbound hiring. - no hiring of people who can be blackmailed. - understand your threat model. - if you were an enemy …
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Comment #30577637
That’s counter intuitive (at least for you) because in modern society it’s customary to think that people are born tabula rasa and then “it’s all a social construct”. Perhaps we ar…
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Comment #30577601
Do these keys work well under FreeBSD?
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Comment #30547959
If you are lost in a city would you rather have the wrong map or no map at all? The person that has the wrong map and thinks that it’s the right map is the one that’s naive. Regard…
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Comment #30547153
What is an ensemble probability of something that has never occurred and is essentially impossible to model? Have you seen all infinite alternate universes? Probability does not ma…
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Comment #30513666
Essentially trust. If your bank does not have relations with a foreign bank in a faraway country, both can use an intermediary bank that both trust and do have relations with.
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Comment #30509140
Is this allowed by ICANN?
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Comment #30506903
Are you following a law or just arbitrarily and unilaterally deciding to do this? I am not Russian myself but I expect a domain name provider to be extremely neutral, unopinionated…
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Comment #30506891
Are they following a law or just arbitrarily and unilaterally deciding to do this? I am not Russian myself but I expect a domain name provider to be extremely neutral, unopinionate…
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Comment #30479750
The fact that it’s difficult or expensive to track does not mean it cannot be. Technically it’s possible to force every cash handling business to scan (just like you scan an UPC) e…
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Comment #30478668
How does Walmart compare to that regarding purchases with ill-gotten cash?
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Comment #30474823
3141592 thousandths. Integer is beautiful.
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Comment #30474763
Can you give a short example? So you don’t trust your own administrator?
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Comment #30474742
The problem (with science in general) is in trying to collapse multivariate and multicausal representations of reality into a single value (cf. Procrustes).
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Comment #30462904
Cows (actually their genes) have been evolutionarily successful by paradoxically allowing themselves to be slaughtered and eaten by humans.
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Comment #30462252
All objects update their reference after a renaming. If you rename a column, foreign keys referencing that column have the name updated.
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Comment #30457315
Care explaining what bizarre mental issues?
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Comment #30448932
What are some use cases for Int256?
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Comment #30448895
It’s a healthy reflex from real life that spills over here.
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Comment #30439981
In my experience it’s best to work with a surrogate PK and generate a bijective customer-facing natural key.
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Comment #30414831
You’d be surprised to know that people in poor places not only share the same bathroom but also the same room and same bed.
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Comment #30398711
Could anyone recommend more resources on this for studying?
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Comment #30398660
Couldn’t that bring inconsistencies eventually? If one commits and the other doesn’t.
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Comment #30369190
You don’t have to use those systems. Fundamental systems are still valid and solid. Don’t be afraid to reinvent a wheel which suits your case perfectly.