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shshhdhs
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Comment #21639035
> This is scary that you can be punished for using a system, not hacking but just using it. This is a revisionist explanation. > Screenshots of some of their calendars, including t…
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Comment #21532289
I wonder why the investors weren't concerned. They've replaced their CEO for the second time since May.
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Comment #20018685
And they let you subscribe to other services through their payment processing. And if you have a FireTV device, you can search for content across all those providers
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Comment #20018650
Did that author actually copyright it though? Isn’t that a prerequisite?
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Comment #19982978
I disagree with encouraging people to do this. You are not accounting for a CDN here, like the post. A website on the HN front page went down yesterday on a $5 VM. And S3 just hold…
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Comment #19956173
More likely because Apple gave China the master encryption keys: https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/25/apple-moves-icloud-encrypt...
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Comment #19947184
What? The person in the example lied about two entire programming languages and couldn’t even touch them. That kind of person can destroy a team! I wouldn’t hire them either
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Comment #19947160
I agree, but I think the idea is “can they deal with the unexpected or new? How fast do they grok things” Which happens all the time with these new frameworks, tools, etc
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Comment #19889131
That’s great to hear! What changes did you make?
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Comment #19803355
Ok. How does that change the paradigm? It’s still a use of force ...
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Comment #19803206
I’m sure someone has a reason to not like this, but I actually think this is a fantastic approach. Especially when you raise the bar that high (a million) that it could fund many s…
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Comment #19697087
What was the solution here? To learn the Elliott 503 Mark II more deeply?
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Comment #19696087
Yes, I do. They’re called canaries by the security teams. It’s especially useful for when you run automated tests when pushing updates in your pipeline. Scan the logs and database …
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Comment #19653331
Duplication does harm the owner, because Samsung needs to recoup the R&D money they spent and the thief does not. Because they stole the tech, the thief can undercut Samsung on pri…
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Comment #18743675
Wow, Der Spiegal’s lack of fact checking is sad, and it seems like pure fraudulent writing. I love the breakdown of counter-investigative journalism here.
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Comment #18740808
Dupe. From the other day with 482 points, 403 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18727020
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Comment #18737794
I never understood these ~13.3x valuations. If I invest $5 in a lemonade stand, what makes it valued at $66.50?
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Comment #18735666
I'm not sure what the US' endgame is, but the overall endgame I expect is that in a couple decades, China (along with their allies) will challenge the primacy of the USD, which wil…
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Comment #18733487
I have an uncommon last name, and some domain broker contacted me that the domain squatter wants to sell it for $25,000+ (USD). It's honestly not worth even $1,000, and there's lik…
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Comment #18727985
Ah right, that's the dupe link I meant to post for mods. Thanks!
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Comment #18727898
Dupe: https://threatpost.com/amazon-1700-alexa-voice-recordings/14... Also, the original has a better title & discussion. This title is clickbaity.
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Comment #18722581
Awesome! Thanks for the hard work! I’ll give this a go and submit a bug report if I find an issue :-)
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Comment #18715509
I read it as being sarcastic. I expect that OP knew this :-)
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