dariusj18

If anyone hasn't read Paul Graham's blog on it

http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html

Well that *was* released after bitcoin was created

And it's not just the "government shouldn't do it" crowd, there are also those that believe that profit motive makes it more efficient and costs less overall.

I think this is what many people don't understand about unions. They are not supposed to be the "good guys". They are the counter balance to corporations, and if there is anything we have (re)learned over the last few decades, it's that you don't find the center by starting your negotiations from it. The system is off balance because competing interests are supposed to create an equitable center.

My guess is a great number of d*ck pics

Let's do the same for housing

When it concerns this kind of stuff, government secrecy is very important. Anything the military says gives intelligence to anyone listening.

Because a long time ago Microsoft lost a lawsuit when they tried making the web and Windows more integrated

If they just use your questions as further training data, the information you send to them might make it into other people's hands.

I just used to it write a function for me yesterday. I had previously googled a few times and came up dry, asked Chat GPT and it came out with a solution I had not considered, and was better than what I was thinking.

When using typescript, unit testing needs are few and far between.

I had not considered that this kind of technology would exist. Very cool.

That's actually a great point. Perl has so many syntactic sugars that it is a poster child for too much variety in ways you can write things. Making it much harder to read someone else's code.

They licensed GPT3 exclusively

https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2020/09/22/microsoft-teams-...

I imagine due to the transparency that is blockchain, you could create a regulatory system that refused payments from certain wallets as well. ex. This person sent $100 to BLM, make sure not to sell to him Nike.

Or someone has a lot in stock and wants to offload it ;)

The repo was just a quick example of how one would use a rainbow table to crack the password. Yes, the fact that it only generates a simple rainbow table means that it isn't the holy grail to the exercise, but the idea of a rainbow table is that someones out there have already been running and generating a rainbow table for many years.

Yeah, plus they even give hints to the password complexity, so unless that is a red herring, this should be pretty simple to crack, if not CPU consuming.

Just combine https://github.com/mejdoubi/rainbow-table and their algorithm together. It would probably take me a few hours to put together, but for someone who is very familiar with cryptography, it would be minimal work.

if you've got to communicate the decryption key separately anyway, might as well just use password protected zip files, no?

The thin terminal possibilities that Java was working on solving was exciting back in the day.

Sigint not his specialty

I felt seen

> This is sending a message that statistics is more like social science than like math

I think the real issue at hand is this question belongs in a sociology class, not a statistics class.

The entire healthcare industry is all based on inflated numbers. Doctors have to charge $100 to get $10 from the insurance company, hospitals charge $1,000 and then accept $100 and write the rest off as "losses" so they can tweak the books in other areas.

2 months later when something happens to the kid this entire thing will get replayed in the media and everyone that didn't do anything will be made out to be a villain.

No one wants to be the weak link that gets their name blasted in newspapers when a kid gets harmed. Not that it would really be their fault, but the incentives are obvious to "play it safe".

That is the case when hiring entry level and junior, but a senior level should be able to hit the ground running on at least one part of the job requirement.

Not difficult to claim parody protection

My experience is it's impossible to find people who's experience actually matches their resume.

Ukraine seems to be the odd one out, this is not a surprise of course, but it could at least be good, they have the opportunity to buy the gas at the bargain rates.