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tomesco

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    Comment #48755684

    Information won’t sway someone who’s views aren’t based on information.

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    Comment #47879520

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47773812

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    Comment #47407131

    Rather, trading periods are for a limited time after reports are released. Before employees accrue too much non public information.

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    Comment #46122820

    Non-paywalled gift article. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/opinion/self-driving-cars...

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    Comment #42640654

    There exist certain classes of prime numbers that should not be used for some cryptographic operations because algorithms exist that reduce the computation required for factoring a…

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    Comment #42117756

    The definition of organ in this article is closest to the body part definition. The use of organ here relies on a less common definition: roughly a constituent part of some larger …

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    Comment #41004974

    It likely contains a bug but is an uncorrupted file. Corrupted to me means the file was changed or modified in a way from it's intended state and likely won't run anymore.

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    Comment #38279614

    Yes, driven by local data collection. More tightly packed ground stations and the availability of atmospheric measurement at various altitudes will improve accuracy.

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    Comment #38264547

    The article discusses the length of the bottles placed end to end. Although I agree the title isn't clear.

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    Comment #38234363

    Lyft likely cost customers' funds though a poor process like this in the past. One could create an account, hail rides and add their own payment method while still being associated…

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    Comment #35331081

    If law enforcement ever busts a scammer and discovers a tool like this was essential to the scam, that would generate lawsuits.

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    Comment #35166428

    True. Expected to remain solvent would be more clear.

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    Comment #34420712

    What is the recommended upgrade path for macOS' system install of git? I have upgraded my brew install, but am unsure of what to do with the vulnerable system install.

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    Comment #34266192

    Couldn't Twilio also close and cease providing service to any accounts that initiate chargebacks?

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    Comment #33815909

    There must be a threshold above which making an engine move is allowed. Because if there's a checkmate move, it will be the best engine move and needs to be allowed.

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    Comment #33426584

    Gardening leave.

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    Comment #31468938

    Close. The federal reserve (or any central bank) will lend money to other banks at a rate just below the target rate, and it will borrow from other banks at a rate just above. Beca…

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    Comment #28945993

    > The whole idea of a hash is that a tiny perturbation makes the output completely different. That would be a cryptographic hash you are describing. Not all hash functions share th…

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    Comment #28336124

    1Password had a blog post [1] addressing this concern. Essentially you still have the benefit of one-timeness, but not second factor, and need to compare that to what your security…

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    Comment #28223716

    Hash is applied correctly here. A hash function is "any function that can be used to map data of arbitrary size to fixed-size values." The properties of being a(n) (essentially) un…

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    Comment #22696903

    Could you please share any you recommend?

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    Comment #22410335

    >I think the effects of memory bugs on security are often overstated. How often?