Alex3917

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by Alex3917 4y ago
The video isn't really that hard. You just make a screencast of yourself downloading email while saying "now I'm using the download email scope", and then sending email while saying "now I'm using the send emai
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by Alex3917 4y ago
"Sign in with Google" is just a button that apps are required to use when they allow the user to interact with Google in some capacity, but don't have their own account management system. Most apps with that button don't
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> many of those apps were hot garbage that generated a huge account takeover problem Are there any publicly known examples of this? I'm not doubting that it's happened, I've just never actually heard about any cases of thi
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> The third party audit is not required for email clients that run on end users computers and store credentials locally. It might not be required for applications that run locally, but they don't tell you whether or not it will be
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> Pretty excited for the 3.12 work, where they plan to introduce JIT compilation I believe? "A JIT, according to Shannon, will probably not arrive until 3.13 at the earliest, given the amount of lower-hanging fruit that is still to
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by Alex3917 4y ago
I just searched my Gmail for: "startup school" older:2007
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> Startup School goes all the way back to 2007 Oct. 15th 2005, fwiw.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> You're adding a bunch of risk for literally no upside. You mine a Bitcoin that 'should' be worth 5k USD, but is instead selling 60k USDT. So instead of selling that Bitcoin for 5k, you instead sell ~8% of your Bitcoin fo
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> most people aren’t using them as a USD bank account. Crypto assets aren’t covered by this. There are lots of people who keep USD there with open flash crash orders. Of course if Coinbase fails, the prices may basically flash crash to z
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by Alex3917 4y ago
If mainstream scientists were all denying that space exists despite these images, would it not surprise you that there would arise an anti-science movement? Because that’s basically how the current one came into existence.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Would Skq1 (or NAC) likely ameliorate mitochondrial damage when eating foods with acetogenins? This is the hypothesized mechanism of action: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23180140/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih
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by Alex3917 4y ago
I accepted a job after getting cold called by a recruiter. In terms of email though, the two things that make recruiter emails stand out: - If the email is actually a properly written job description or other request that doesn't make
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by Alex3917 4y ago
As someone growing pawpaws, I'd be interested to know if this also holds for progressive supranuclear palsy.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
I think it's more that you need to give the O(n) of your answer, which is generally very difficult to do with regex. And even if it's possible, it might not be an acceptable O(n). In general regexes finish instantly for normal siz
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Re2 is also slower, so they might not be using it for high volume stuff. Also I’ve heard that Google automatically fails people who use regex in interviews, so their average engineers probably aren’t the best at it.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Probably just getting triggering excessive backtracking on some regex.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
I don't get this whole fertilizer crunch thing. If you look at the price of Osmocote on Amazon, it's basically not much different than it's always been: https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B00GTDGMHC So
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Sure, but anyone with 500k to buy a watch can surely afford to buy the tools.
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> it would not be something I would want to do without someone skilled in the craft. I mean how is that different than any other hobby? I've never made a watch but I forage for mushrooms, and you wouldn't want to do that withou
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Watches are a good example of the fact that, past a certain point, the only thing you can really do with money is paying other people to do your hobbies for you. Like you could learn how to make mechanical watches yourself, but wait, no, wh
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by Alex3917 5y ago
> The shrubs are yaupon (pronounced “yo-pawn”) holly, the only substantially caffeinated plant native to North America. Anyone drink winterberry tea? It's tempting to me since it's everywhere, but I haven't been able to fi
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by Alex3917 5y ago
> I would be BEYOND shocked if any decent VC is hiring off cold applications even for basic entry-level positions. USV does this for their analyst position, and they seem happy with the process.
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by Alex3917 5y ago
> since they never focused on specs all of their consoles are easily emulate-able. I dunno, the NES and SNES emulators all tend to be terrible, except for the NES and SNES Classic.
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by Alex3917 5y ago
This is terrible. But the upside is that most of them have really good books you can still buy on Amazon, so if not the actual historical essays then at least most of their ideas will be preserved indefinitely. Clearly a lot of them have be
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by Alex3917 5y ago
I would honestly start with his presentations, they are amazing: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=clay+shirky
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by Alex3917 5y ago
Also Betadine Cold Defence, which contains iota carrageenan. But even though it's made in the U.S., the only way to get it is from Canada. (Which is an entirely different product than the Betadine nasal spray that's available in t
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by Alex3917 5y ago
Nope. I exported our data after they restored the backup and then we cancelled less than a month later. Like I obviously understand suspending our logins, but why would you ever delete someone's data when it's literally only 160 K
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by Alex3917 5y ago
A few years ago we didn't renew our subscription on time because we got the email over Christmas break, and iirc they deleted all of our data in less than two weeks. They were eventually able to manually restore it from backups, but th
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by Alex3917 5y ago
> My question is, couldn’t you do this fairly without even spending that much money? It would actually cost tens of millions of dollars (if not more) if you want to comply with the securities laws of every country.
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by Alex3917 5y ago
"stay together learn the flowers go light" That just about sums it up.

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