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poopicus

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    Comment #40242001

    As someone who has difficulty in detecting irony, could you explain the irony in this statement?

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    Comment #7543544

    If you're wondering how he did it, Brad wrote a tool called 'gitbrute'[1] that (as the name suggests) brute-forces the prefix of the hash to whatever you like. [1]: https://github.…

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    Comment #7476603

    How do you know they shipped your code?

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    Comment #7446917

    I would argue that as a PR move, it's pretty brilliant. It's been brought up countless times since it was announced, and it's been pretty hype up until now. Sure, it was basically …

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    Comment #7358407

    He did say he was wrong. He was simply stating he was surprised he didn't realise sooner, given how he had already identified a similar method of forgery in an earlier affair.

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    Comment #7337745

    It's funny, as a kid I can remember thinking: "Right, everything has to go in the main function unless absolutely necessary, it will just be easier to read that way." Nowadays, it'…

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    Comment #7334146

    I don't understand the reasoning about working less time overall. I do something similar with my lunch-breaks: I work through them, and go home an hour earlier at the end of the da…

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    Comment #7201547

    This is incredibly user hostile with lines like "you should probably practice a little before embarrassing yourself again" and "It should not take 4.18s to solve that next time." I…

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    Comment #6963453

    Damn, I tried searching up some rap lyrics that I knew worked a couple of days ago, no dice. How long does this penalisation last?

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    Comment #6963419

    You would have to make a huge number of assumptions to draw the conclusion that this guy is a psychopath or otherwise a no-lifer. So what if he continues working after dinner? Does…

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    Comment #6963395

    I'm not entirely sure what you're driving at. It seems you're equating having a routine with being a psychopath. While narcissism like in your extract can be considered part of the…

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    Comment #6684750

    Why don't they authenticate with their own Twitter account? I'm not sure why they would need mine.

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    Comment #6659404

    Haha, great. This reminds me of The Typing of the Dead and its sequel(s?), which were basically The House of the Dead games re-written so you had to type rather than point a gun. B…

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    Comment #6606751

    I was under the impression that the story was actually about taking chances when they're offered to you, and about the consequences of letting great opportunities pass you by. Not …

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    Comment #6587504

    I learned I can even do hexadecimal under pressure, with no warning!

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    Comment #4987899

    Indeed, I'm trying to wrap my head around it now. It's a shame, this looked like a nice fun way to just drop in to playing around with Clojure, but it turns out that it's being bit…

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    Comment #4737007

    This is a brilliant idea, and may I suggest that one takes it slightly further than just implementing the core functionality, and aiming for a complete clone (optional parameters a…

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    Comment #4710200

    Well, this is insanely creepy, but at least it shows a bit of entrepreneurial spirit. Rather than focus on the somewhat questionable ethics, how about we talk about how it actually…

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    Comment #4590025

    How exactly did he lose $100,000,000?

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    Comment #4545528

    Was I the only one who thought these were going to be normal fonts with some of the letters switched around?

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    Comment #4535930

    High five for using 'PIN numbers' and not caring about repeating the word 'numbers'. That'll probably drive some people nuts, but not me!

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    Comment #4534840

    Wow, have you checked out the comments on that page? Virtually zero congratulatory messages, just many, many self-entitled people bemoaning the "downfall" of the company. Good on N…