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tessi3r

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    Comment #18702102

    Anyone have recommendations for learning material in regards to building elixir bindings for existing C code? After coming across this technique, it makes sense why certain librari…

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    Comment #18573006

    I'd rather not...

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    Comment #18572912

    I didn't go to Harvard. Slower clap...

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    Comment #18572907

    Why is this relevant in any context to this thread? Congratulations - you are now on a high horse made of marble.

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    Comment #18565599

    His solution to "not using Uber because it's a security nightmare" was literally to bum a ride from someone in the audience who happened to be my friend. He also had this hilarious…

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    Comment #18565594

    Slow clap...

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    Comment #18565592

    I think more people need to realize that the buzz / bullshit around "startups" in this day and age is used significantly to trick naive noobies / NCG's into working insane hours wi…

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    Comment #18565164

    I honestly believe that in this day and age Richard Stallman's way of viewing computing is haplessly out of touch and no longer relevant. I say this as someone who saw him talk to …

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    Comment #18470927

    I grew up in Austin and I honestly never found the OG Salt Like to be that great... Franklins is good - but I sure as hell wouldn't wait hours in line for their brisket...

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    Comment #18429022

    Ofc this got flagged...

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    Comment #18202754

    Interesting muzzle device, definitely makes sense that this method of removing lionfish is more efficient and cost-effective (less time to actually kill and remove invasive fish / …

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    Comment #18144915

    But monitoring software really wouldn't detect this...?

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    Comment #18144911

    The article did mention something around the lines of "the compromised machines could talk to other compromised machines on a network" so I guess the idea is to find a compromised …

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    Comment #18144891

    Can someone flag this garbage?

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    Comment #18144885

    I'm giddy to read this paper in full. These claims are nuts...

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    Comment #18144863

    Depends on the stage. If you're super early - and not a founder you'll be expected and might have to work grueling hours (although be aware you'll likely never see those hours turn…

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    Comment #18144847

    Couldn't this all be easily thwarted with a relatively basic firewall and network analysis of traffic emanating from a data-center? Also - I found it funny that the "horrific explo…

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    Comment #18144841

    Why wouldn't you just pay your publicist to write it?

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    Comment #18115629

    Probably runs *nix at 30% the speed of windows... very sad :(

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    Comment #17906243

    Wow, this is disgusting. I still can't believe how limited my options with Visa and BofA were to opt out of data mining...

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    Comment #17805899

    Easy for a lame-duck to say...

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    Comment #17800006

    If pay started at $10 per hour and you had an incredible amount of staff to find actually talented people, this is maybe a bad idea. If you thought you'd "disrupt" hiring at your s…

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    Comment #17784827

    Perfect, I just need to carry a punch that's able to puncture the battery... Immediately cause your mobile device to self-immolate on demand!

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    Comment #17776569

    This is exactly the kind of feature you don't want...