JoblessWonder

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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
If they are anything like the litigious people I've dealt with, they won't back down. It doesn't matter if you have a clear-cut path to victory through the courts... they will still proceed, usually hoping for a settlement o
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
SnapStream by the makers of BeyondTV started doing this around that time frame. As another commenter mentioned, it is WIDELY used in media for searching/archiving/clipping programs.
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
FWIW, they don't ship finished bikes or treadmills to customers. There is a final "assembly" that takes place in the owner's home. Just putting the pieces together, nothing too intense and lasts maybe 30 minutes. I got
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
Thanks for explaining why Europe has mostly cab overs.... I noticed it but never bothered to figure out why!
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
I mean, this is sort of off-topic.... but I just love this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fC2oke5MFg
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
I think it is mostly an issue with quality control. I've had horrible luck with thermapen knockoffs. Temps all over the place, battery compartment loose, miscalibrated out of the box. If you found one that works, awesome! But I&#x2
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
Have you reached out to them? I'm not affiliated with them at all but it seems like they really want to provide good customer service and offer a 2 year warranty on the DOT.
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
I use notepad to take notes on calls. Opens very quickly. Other editors are usually filled with my other work. I can just pop open a blank text doc, take some notes, save it, and exit.
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by JoblessWonder 5y ago
It seems like some people are a little too serious for the internet today...
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
You need a graph of Slack channel adoption... lol. (The Github stars graph made me think of it! Congrats on the funding/product. Looks great!)
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
> Of course, I don't know what I'm talking about. I would honestly have no way of knowing either way. It is always fun to get a peek into people working out ideas in fields I have no experience in.
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
It is funny because I use git (and commit messages) to help me keep track of what I was working on since I'm a solo developer but also an entire IT department so coding is only a portion of my time. Sometimes I'll just be startin
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Don't take this the wrong way, but I feel like you are undervaluing short fat engineers. :) The article isn't saying that specialists aren't valuable. In fact is says the opposite: "If you know exactly what you need, an
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Not a fan of the fact that https://www.projectmanager.com changed the linked Blog post to a purely sales funnel page.... Not classy.
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Yes... medication and therapy has helped though. Therapy helped FOMO (activities OR information) by letting me accept not knowing/experiencing things. It allows me to finally be ok with closing tabs I haven't looked at in months
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
My wife has been 100% WFH since the start of the pandemic and the biggest thing I can do for her is encourage her to get out of the house. It is so easy to stay inside the house and basically never leave. Going for a walk, driving around
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
They aren’t risking anything... I’m not saying they actually flew in a jet pack I’m saying the footage isn’t real. Seems like a safe way to get a ton of free press then say it was a marketing stunt in a few days. Aviation websites would be
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
My bet is viral marketing for the flight school/experimental aircraft company that posted it. Why else put text ON TOP of the footage?
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
I agree with both your comment and the one you are responding to. I just hope that this venture isn't targeting non-rational people out there... even though it certainly looks like it is.
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
I'll take any opportunity to ask HN what sort of "Hypercard" like options are out there to get kids into programming. I still have many memories of creating my own "Choose Your Adventure" type game and having the o
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Those three things are so huge when it comes to making connections like the ones we are talking about. Related to that, having the courage/gumption to notice that someone may be holding a door open for you and walking through! I have
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Wait... you paid $3,000 for a MS program?
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
This is kind of off topic... but if something were to happen and you were unable to work for a medical reason (disability), you would be able to claim Medicare at any age, correct? [I am a US citizen and also have the ability to google this
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Update: They just paid for 28 more issues, running total is now $288,500. https://twitter.com/samwcyo/status/1314310787243167744
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Late reply: They just paid for 28 more issues, running total is now $288,500. https://twitter.com/samwcyo/status/1314310787243167744
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
Yeah, that is only for 4 vulnerabilities out of 55. And 3 of them were only "High." They still have 10 (!!) more critical vulnerabilities they may receive payment on. Also, they state in the article: "However, it appears th
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
But that is the thing... their official Bug Bounty program scope didn't include most of these exploits so any payments/awards would have to be made outside of the traditional system and thus probably take more senior approval&#x2F
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
I mean, technically it looks like this guy (Tieshun Roquerre) is an asian man. (or possibly half-asian?)
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
The issue is finding land that is effective for the transition points. You need these private airports to have easy access to highways/existing cargo/delivery infrastructure. It is usually cheaper to just build your fulfillment c
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by JoblessWonder 6y ago
"It was installed to celebrate the hotel’s 15th anniversary." AKA - The owner really wanted to figure out a way to expense a new flight simulator. [Note: I have no clue about tax law in japan... that was mostly a joke because I do

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