Haegin

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by Haegin 5y ago
Some cyber insurers are already doing this. I know at least one that scans the company network when quoting and will decline applicants who have open RDP detected on their network for example.
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by Haegin 5y ago
I think I remember last time there was a fuel shortage in the UK and people were panic buying there were several stories of people dying from fumes or house fires started after people did stupid things like storing petrol in saucepans in th
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by Haegin 5y ago
If it's programmable you could set up a layer with a number pad on it. I've done that with mine and basically never use the actual number keys now.
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by Haegin 5y ago
I believe the Framework Laptop offers that, though it's very new and the non US keyboard options are available yet. They're aiming for a pretty decent list by end of year including UK, French, Chinese, Korean, German and blank (bo
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by Haegin 5y ago
If you're zooming past cars in traffic and the driver can open the door and hit you, you're overtaking. If the passenger can hit you, you're undertaking.
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by Haegin 5y ago
Better hope nobody uses 5555 as their pin then!
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by Haegin 5y ago
Senior/Intermediate Full-Stack Dev and Site Reliability Engineer | Relay Platform | REMOTE (US & Canada only) | Full-time | www.relayplatform.com We're working to modernise the process of buying commercial insurance and reinsu
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by Haegin 6y ago
For someone not at all familiar with tuning audio profiles, do you know of any recommended starting point for tuning out background noise for calls using PulseEffects?
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by Haegin 6y ago
I think with Covid making remote working far far more accessible for a lot of jobs there's going to be a pretty big growth in smaller cities and communities outside of Toronto/Vancouver over the next 10-15 years. My partner and I
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by Haegin 6y ago
This seems like it might be more valuable to a health insurance company or a government health agency than to doctors. Basically the tool tells them what to prescribe to be most effective so customers don't have additional future claim
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by Haegin 6y ago
That seems fairly reasonable for speed running - most speed runners are doing countless practice runs and the time spent running is dwarfed by the relatively small amount of time I imagine is required to start a keylogger and hit record on
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by Haegin 6y ago
It's a paid service, but AWS Cognito supports SAML in a similar way to Okta/Auth0 but with a much lower initial cost (you just pay a reasonable rate for what you use, not multiple thousands of dollars to get it up and running). I
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by Haegin 7y ago
Relay Platform | Toronto, Canada | Quality Assurance Engineer | https://www.relayplatform.com/careers Relay is an online Software-as-a-Service solution helping ceding teams, insurance underwriters, MGAs and brokers to struc
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by Haegin 8y ago
In the UK (where I learnt to drive) you can take the test on either transmission, but if you take it in an automatic then that's all you can drive, whereas if you pass the test in a manual you're qualified for both. Additionally,
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by Haegin 8y ago
I wonder if you could switch the 'locals only' card for just requiring proof of address on a driving license or utility bill. Might still be a problem with locals offering 'burger tours' - you pay me $10, I buy the burge
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by Haegin 8y ago
I think daveslash was suggesting the burger joint runs as the for-profit entity that it already is and that it is the source of the philanthropy, not the target. To give an example, charge exorbitant prices for burgers knowing there are sti
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by Haegin 8y ago
> avoids changing-state and mutable data. This doesn't mean that functional programming eliminates state. Avoiding changing-state and mutable data is different and the Wikipedia article is referring to how functional programming do
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by Haegin 8y ago
He's supplying it on a one time USB drive and only offering collection in person from London, UK.
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by Haegin 8y ago
Out of interest, do you have a source for that "petabytes of analytics every day"? It sounds like the kind of thing that would come out of an interesting "How we cope at scale" kind of article.
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by Haegin 10y ago
Oh yeah, I forgot about that crazy rule. That doesn't apply to corporate taxes though right?
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by Haegin 10y ago
Tech companies can also leave the states. Taking the amount of tax revenue they pay abroad will make a much stronger point than adding some banners, and that's before you factor in the deskilling of somewhere like the bay area if the t
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by Haegin 10y ago
There's got to be money in a service where a company provides your parents with a computer that's set up to be pretty user friendly and safe. If they brick it, the computer is replaced. The company manages the machine so backups a
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by Haegin 11y ago
Waterfall isn't a real methodology - it was originally coined as a term to use to describe the existing anti-pattern that most software development teams used at the time [1]. Merging it with another methodology is like saying "w
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by Haegin 11y ago
It's also worth remembering that at the moment everyone in the UK gets a tax free allowance of £10,600 and an NI free allowance of about £8000 (in 2015/16). The basic income is expected to replace that as well, which means if ever
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by Haegin 12y ago
I just went back to watch that video to judge them on their metal utensil usage. I'm still weirded out by eating bugs though.
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by Haegin 12y ago
I think you can still use Hangouts for SMS messages just fine. I've heard the main reason Google made this app was to please US carriers who want to push a standalone SMS app so people spend more sending SMS messages instead of saving
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by Haegin 12y ago
The FAQ says it's a sample of blood, snot or saliva depending on the test with the most common one being blood (for 3 of the 5 tests).
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by Haegin 13y ago
Firstly that is a very nice map. Do you have any plans to do any other cities or is it a one and done kind of project? Secondly, (and this is a shameless plug, sorry) if you're finding keeping up with VAT a pain and you're a small
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Are you secure? Which of the recent Rails vulnerabilities affect you?(haegin.github.com)
3 points by Haegin 14y ago|0 comments