If you share receipts with me I'll ban them
Edit: found it
This is like 5 years old lol
Like, there's some kid who's now in kindergarten who was born the minute this tweet was posted.
I'm realizing just now that I'm old and that time is linear and unidirectional...
Nvidias New valuation: NaNeInf
This is total BS and this person has never had to live on a low wage. That $15/hr becomes $10/hr after taxes and health insurance (of which an increasingly small portion is given back to you in services), then rent takes another $7.50 off ($1200/mo) leaving you with $2.50/hr to live. That's $400/month for gas, groceries, savings, and entertainment/shopping.
With a single basket of groceries frequently pushing $65-80 with inflation, you really only have about $100 left max for everything else.
This whole scheme is meant to force you to use consumer credit services. Ones that will compound your shortfall in interest making you a permanent debt slave to the credit agencies.
If you removed credit and reduced taxes (by actually using them to provide cheap/free services that reduce other financial burdens) you'd have a flourishing consumer spending market. However, direct wage expenditure is significantly less valuable than credit expenditure to financial institutions. They can leverage and trade consumer credit debt as an asset. They can't trade debit spending.
This is why programmers frequently end up in the weird conservative/liberal camp. It's the closest to 'if you can dream it you can do it' anyone can get while still laboring.
That's also why these same people are obsessed with AI, because even the relatively simple labor of programming is too much for them
He has a whole book titled "Value, Price, and Profit" more of a pamphlet, but it's still longer than anything this goober would read
It's honestly barely an SUV by American standards, looks like a crossover
That's always been the goal. You kneecap a public service, convince people that it sucks and needs to be privatized, then firesale the assets to a company you own
Which is why the market declares that 30% of your income for a bunk bed is fair!
They also cost you a fixed 30% of your monthly income instead of a fixed 3%!
I use Python pretty heavily and global state there is pretty rock solid thanks to the GIL, I also work primarily on single system local programs where I don't have to worry about syncing anything over the network.
They brought a local trans girl on stage and signed her dress, then had everyone chanting fuck the king and viva Palestine. Overall 10/10 will see them again
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Do we have to remind the NAFO guys that Leningrad no longer exists?
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This is super common. They are securing the thing that sends you the endpoint for the record, but not the API for getting the records themselves.
It's kinda like saying "hey, the key to your room is in the box labeled 10" so you go to that box and grab your key. But you notice that there are boxes on the left and right of box 10, and those boxes contain the keys to other rooms.
No one ever told you that boxes 9 and 11 exist (the modicum of "security" the API provided), but all it takes to find them is knowing that you have a box and there was probably someone who got a box before you and after you.
It means they're just incrementing the id by one for each record, you could get a little bit better using a GUID that isn't sequential, but really you should only allow access to that record if someone has a valid credential.
In this specific situation it seems that they did have auth, but they left the testing store accessible with default admin passwords (123456) and that testing admin could then be used to access literally everything else.