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l33t2328
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Comment #32500566
You make an extremely compelling point. I was arguing in sound bites and your final paragraph is entirely reasonable.
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Comment #32498310
That’s what every parent hopes to leave their kids with: an obligation
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Comment #32489174
I’m curious if you’re just misremembering or if there’s some particular reason you say that.
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Comment #32470429
For me, building a machine is identical to writing code. I can’t really see a difference.
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Comment #32470347
These comments are all over the place. I can’t identify a coherent point.
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Comment #32454168
Are there any, I don’t know, archives of what it used to be like to install linux? My first linux experience was Ubuntu maybe a decade so ago and it installed fine.
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Comment #32415713
Why do you say “true customers”? Is anyone under the impression that they are a customer of a service they don’t pay for? People would readily identify as a “Twitter user” instead …
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Comment #32385045
> You can't fix lawlessness by reporting the violation of law to the lawbreaker You absolutely can, especially with something as multifaceted as a country. > nations don't exist, t…
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Comment #32371170
What’s wrong with 3DES?
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Comment #32371139
Do you mean in size? Surely you don’t think changing size has much to do with what makes humans intelligent.
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Comment #32370514
It’s not doublethink to say the programs should have been exposed and that Snowden was a traitor for exposing them in a manner that otherwise hurt our country. He could have done t…
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Comment #32370396
The grandparent post is asking about the people who need to know enough to program TLS to > let it choose
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Comment #32350785
If a competitor had perfect quotes I’d still use google. They’re too reliable at other things.
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Comment #32197230
How do you accurately include those sqrt(n)’s in your analysis?
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Comment #32170000
If I write a song am I not deriving it from the existing works I’ve been exposed to?
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Comment #32167254
You don’t have to be locked into a walled garden! You don’t have to buy an iPhone.
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Comment #32124880
If you’re not joking, where do you suspect they were deployed from?
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Comment #32124321
I don’t know much about OCaml but one reason could be linking unnecessary libraries
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Comment #32120569
I don’t really have an opinion on this but isn’t “seeing if it sticks” just other words for market research?
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Comment #32103607
I’m not sure why you’re being so abrasive.
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Comment #32103231
I’m confused what the alternative is. If it’s valuable and people lose value somewhere in their life, they will exchange their valuable thing to make up for it.
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Comment #32096943
Nitpick to your nitpick: > InstallCore was also behind a fake installer for a Windows version of Snapchat, a program that's only ever been available on mobile. It would instead ins…
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Comment #32096692
> A culture with good values that also punishes bullshit/imorality seems to be required. CGP Grey coined an excellent term for these on his podcast, calling them “The Necessary Lie…
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Comment #32085433
I understand your concern, but if it’s something that can be seen/heard from the next property over, I don’t know that you can reasonably expect such things to be private. Although…
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Comment #32077904
SRE is software reverse engineer, correct?