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Comment #49022864
> Everything you know about 6800 assembly will not make your note-taking app any better. It could. It could make a simple note-taking app not take gigabytes of memory and take visi…
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Comment #48737160
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profession_(novella)
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Comment #48737063
Welcome to the future. Make no mistakes.
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Comment #48737045
Yes. And since LLMs can not improve knowledge - I mean, they can generate new arrangements of information, but they have no idea whether any of it real or making sense, unless huma…
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Comment #48728840
They were the part of the organized criminal group that executed the shooting and later tried to help other criminals to avoid responsibility. If you are part of the group that doe…
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Comment #48728779
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Comment #48728309
One might consider a lot of things. But if you are at shooting war with United States government, then when United States government puts your away, you don't get to claim it's a f…
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Comment #48727819
Domestic terrorists who shoot people in the neck. Among millions of things that the government claims to protect mw from, this is one of a few things that I don't doubt I want to b…
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Comment #48727673
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Comment #48727600
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Comment #48719777
Not to worry, eventually somebody will file a class action lawsuit, and after mere 12 years of litigation everybody affected will get $2.17 in store credits (in another 5 years).
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Comment #48709663
Many projects have CI setups that run code (Makefile can run any code, for example). Which means, an untrusted third-party contribution would allow that party to run arbitrary code…
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Comment #48709332
Security-wise, there's no such thing as constrained PHP execution, at least with the standard PHP engine. The surface is too wide. You still have OS constraints of the user and cap…
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Comment #48704567
Yes and no. Yes, theoretically you can initiate ACH transfer with just the account number. But practically, you will need to have a bank that would allow you to do that and agree t…
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Comment #48704532
Your SSN had been already stolen in the Equifax breach - unless you're so young or recently arrived that you haven't had SSN by then, in which case it had been stolen in one of a d…
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Comment #48704522
PHP one is at best a moderate-level bug in SOAP client which I don't see any realistic way to exploit (the whole convoluted setup in the POC assumes PHP execution access, which beg…
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Comment #48704499
PHP one appears to be a convoluted way of executing arbitrary code on a local server conditioned on the ability of already executing arbitrary PHP code. In other words, not a secur…
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Comment #48704175
I didn't discuss morality. I discuss the fact that if somebody signs a contract, draws a salary and other benefits under that contract, then sign another agreement while leaving, g…
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Comment #48701953
Didn't Wynn-Williams sign an NDA before leaving? What's bizzarre in Facebook trying to hold her to what she voluntarily signed?
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Comment #48689888
"We all know people are overpaid for doing nothing, but if we don't talk about it somehow it would continue forever"? Doesn't sound like a smart strategy to be honest. The truth wi…
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Comment #48689851
> You’re still holding on to the notion that somehow getting rid of people was fine because the company could run well without them Yes? It's not an adult daycare. It's a commercia…
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Comment #48689787
I don't think there exists a company (at least in the US, in Asia they do have "lifetime employment" system even though that gets eroded too) that can promise it will never have a …
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Comment #48689724
No, that's not true. Most companies offer at least HDHP plans either fully covered or at minimal cost. HDHP plans, by nature, have high deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums, but …
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Comment #48689611
They are laid off (with severance) not permanently disabled. They most likely will find other jobs (linkedin is already full of recruiting messages). I don't intend to make light o…