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by 300bps 4y ago
Someone is debating with a VP right now… “But our whole website is down! We have to update the status page.” “Nope. Leave it green.”
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by 300bps 4y ago
I was on a zoom call 10 am to 11 am and it worked fine. Hung up from that one and couldn’t get on my 11 am one. Seems like in process calls are fine. On the bright side my productivity is up 84% since I can’t join meetings.
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I should write a book honestly. Please do! Turbo-C 1.5 and Borland C++ were two of my all time favorite programming tools. I just got done reading Commodore, A Company on the Edge and would love to read about Borland/Microsoft back i
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Also, with very limited exceptions, nearly all crimes in the US require intent and/or knowing participation. The fact that this statement is 100% completely wrong in totality is common knowledge. I recently bought a kayak. In my stat
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by 300bps 4y ago
I must say that I dislike the rationale for banning structuring. So there are two possibilities. 1. You think the government shouldn't be allowed to track money laundering 2. You have a suggestion on improving money laundering tracki
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There really seems to be a lot of mental gymnastics going on here. Your original point was that casinos are allowed to operate because of their "lack of intent". I respond that it's actually because they're as heavily re
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[Casinos] don't have the intent to aid in these activities though, which is why they are allowed to operate. Casinos are allowed to operate because not only do they not have the intent to aid these activities, they happily track and
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by 300bps 4y ago
Money laundering requires a "predicate offense" Structuring is one of the most common methods of facilitating money laundering. No predicate offense required. It’s illegal all on its own. https://bsaaml.ffiec.gov&#x2F
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by 300bps 4y ago
I bet there are many here on HN who would love to "go all out" on the subject. And then there are people who just downvote and flag everything they disagree with.
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The original article went into an in-depth analysis that you label as “jump directly to…”
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Laptop, desktop, chromebook, hardware support, doesn’t mean anything to me. For the past 8 years I’ve used nothing but virtual desktops. I connect to it from anywhere in the world on just about any device and I have my entire development en
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by 300bps 4y ago
I am not depressed at all and side with the parent comments perspective. Everything is pointless. Context matters and you seem to have ignored all of it and misunderstood what I was saying. We can agree that everything is ultimately point
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You feel that becoming a particular type of engineer you aspire to is meaningful, but once you get there you’ll realize you’re still yourself and you didn’t ascend to some higher level of being. This viewpoint sounds to me like it’s comin
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by 300bps 4y ago
I think it's reasonable to assume that this whole thing has been a marketing campaign to get people to finally have a reason to switch to IPv6. All kidding aside, IPv6 isn't even required for their website or this traceroute trick
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Sounds amazing! How do you avoid the "oh, one more minor thing that is absolutely needed or the entire project will be a failure" that happens 75 times at the end of every project? Do you just waterfall the requirements and don&#x
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by 300bps 4y ago
Use any IRC client - I use MIRC on Windows. Join a good IRC network - I use Abjects. Subscribe to the shows and movies you want to automatically download, one of their bots sends you files as they are posted. Write a script to copy them to
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by 300bps 4y ago
18 TB drives are the sweet spot for price right now.
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IRC + Plex = automatic download of any content I want available for streaming on any device anywhere in the world. I still have Netflix (free with my mobile provider), Disney+ (free with my Internet provider) and Hulu (got Black Friday deal
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I don't understand why people / Meta believes all social networking needs to compete or does compete? You’re right - there are still people using MySpace. But I bet people at MySpace wish they would’ve reacted to the rise of Fac
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I wouldn't consider 7.9% of the population as "a lot" of immigrants when compared to the United States being 26%. And immigrants aren't the only issue. There's a lot of racial diversity in the US that just doesn&#x2
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I think we can all agree this is not a problem in Finland The county I live in has similar demographics to Finland. We get 350 applications for every open teacher position. Not very accurate to compare Finland’s homogenous population of 5
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by 300bps 4y ago
Thank you for the interesting link! It seems to hold the key to why Germany declared war against the U.S. - essentially it was a condition of Japan’s first strike against the U.S.: On 28 November 1941, Ribbentrop confirmed to Hiroshi Oshim
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Extending your point, I think all of these subjective thought experiments on being tired are maybe useful for the person engaging in them. People are so different for a myriad of ways that I don’t see how many of these ideas are generaliz
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it simply ignored my preferences and kept throwing at me more of juvenile videos. I did not have a similar experience at all. I’d be a little concerned if I had. As others have said I think most people’s experience is that TikTok is absol
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Assembly is actually pretty simple in that there just aren’t that many commands that are commonly used. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_instruction_listings For example, JSR becomes pretty self explanatory when you
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Wow, you apparently recall correctly: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/jul/02/michelle-obama...
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Energy prices down 4.6% Gasoline prices down 7.7% Food prices up 1.1% Shelter prices up 0.5% So the minor overall reduction was by far gasoline.
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I cringed reading the article because of how much it reminded me of my younger self in my software engineering career 30 years ago. For what it’s worth, I think your assessment and advice are both spot-on. I know the original author is far
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I don’t know why but: “Ferrari issues recall notice to replace brake fluid cap in nearly all cars sold since 2005” Sounds way different than: “Almost every Ferrari sold since 2005 is being recalled” The first one sounds like a common occurr
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Why are the courts letting him submit fraudulent evidence with no consequences? In a U.S. case anyway the judge said he lied under oath but was not going to sanction him because he claims he has Asperger’s. In fact, any bizarre behavior h

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