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n4jm4

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    Comment #39231904

    See "Computer Fraud and Abuse Act."

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    Comment #39108881

    Relying on regexes instead of thoroughly tested parser AST's encourages vulnerabilities. Are they really scraping logs for credentials instead of using an API?

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    Comment #39108842

    Analysis is fun, but any device with a microphone or camera represents a security risk for sensitive environments... Fropies.

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    Comment #38791238

    Can't sleep, must publish build systems for more fringe programming languages.

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    Comment #34314435

    Vendoring in go mod should be mandatory.

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    Comment #34314420

    Rewrite our DNA from quadature to base64. Much more efficient.

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    Comment #33899797

    Sounds like IPv6 isn't broken, GitHub and Ubuntu and BitBucket are broken.

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    Comment #33896765

    Publicly funded research should generally be available at no cost and bother to the public.

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    Comment #33822668

    Why not continue using long-standing C FFI? This is not so clear.

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    Comment #33440700

    So hire Rust and FPGA devs.

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    Comment #32695662

    Clean code in management's eyes is anything at all delivered COB whose customer-deleting latent bugs trigger six months after the author left to work elsewhere. But with 100% code …

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    Comment #32695638

    I supported an effort to standardize Markdown into an actual common syntax, instead of the nasty variation we see between GitHub, Reddit, Stack Overflow, Atlassian, etc. etc. This …

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    Comment #32513280

    TDD's contribution to software quality scrapes the bottom of the barrel. Attention to detail in scalable design, formal verification, fuzzing, and mutation testing offer deeper gua…

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    Comment #32402433

    I've made that same mistake before. And not just in HTTP handlers. There is a case to be made for a linter rule that warns when a conditional evaluates an error value, without pres…

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    Comment #32160444

    Rust is good enough for HFT, Web rendering, and the Linux kernel but go ahead and add Carbon to the massive list of been-there-done-that. Pro tip: Don't try to migrate an entire ca…

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    Comment #32160411

    I can't even tell you how much political capital I lost at a major retailer recommending against wasting time implementing soft deletions... on an internal portal that babysat lint…

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    Comment #31955350

    At 30% third party title revenue for doing nothing, not surprising.

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    Comment #31850546

    Another large swath of users is forced to the blackmarket, or to smoking, both of which are far more hazardous to health than vaping.

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    Comment #31850522

    Hosting so many employees on site does tend to raise the bill.

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    Comment #31850463

    Not human bodies, no. But look at other long lived species like elephants, who rarely get cancer and have even more cells than we do. Just splice the right snippet of elephant DNA …

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    Comment #31850414

    Hey Alexa, Read off this script in my neighbor's voice so we can convince this bank clerk on the phone to move their funds to another account.

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    Comment #31850362

    I welcome biking. Sadly, the bike lane added to my home street is never used for biking.