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by Shank 6y ago
I really would appreciate more sites trying to copy the Holloway reader (seen in the equity compensation guide here: https://www.holloway.com/g/equity-compensation . The most ideal readers have things like interactive t
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by Shank 6y ago
> Out of interest, are there any project admins around who can comment on how easy it is to moderate the Discussions threads? There's a soft NDA on people who are in the Discussions beta. It's also early enough that there'
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by Shank 6y ago
On a basic level, a CLI with color adds visual information that's easily seen at a glance. In this example blog post, the author shows how adding color to `df` resulted in an immediate visual distinction between mostly empty and mostly
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by Shank 6y ago
> Heroku really screwed me over once How?
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by Shank 6y ago
This is just the TikTok clipboard problem all over again. Reasonable developers who've dealt with initializing APIs that are complex or not their initial forte will make decisions like "initialize the camera on app open if we need
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Coinbase says it halted more than $280k in Bitcoin TXs during Twitter hack(theverge.com)
4 points by Shank 6y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 6y ago
> As mentioned above, we are deliberately limiting the detail we share on our remediation steps at this time to protect their effectiveness and will provide more technical details, where possible, in the future. With all due respect, I h
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by Shank 6y ago
The products that I care about actually do offer personalized ads without tracking: think podcasts (not from major networks, but podcasts like ATP or Relay FM), blogs (like Daring fireball), and YouTubers in an area of interest I have (MKBH
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by Shank 6y ago
> There's always an understanding with services like this that credit offers come with a lot of hand-waving and "caveat emptor"-ing: notice founders "have access to" free credits (emphasis ours), which could impl
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by Shank 6y ago
> They seem like a company where most people can work from home. That's probably true, but the PPP loan covers economic impacts as a result of COVID-19, which can be things like "nobody wants to buy our books that are primarily
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by Shank 6y ago
I hate to be the eleventh person to say this, but it bares repeating if it gets lost: DuckDuckGo primarily uses the Bing index and search engine for most results. There isn't any set of branding that says this plainly, but that's
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by Shank 6y ago
There's also the sad reality that for many students, it's not possible to work unimpeded on school work at home. For many, university is the a psychological retreat from home circumstances that are distracting at best the best of
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by Shank 6y ago
> Already forced the family to uninstall it and its gone forever. Honestly you’d be better off educating them and telling them it’s a good idea than forcing them to jettison an app they probably love. Tons of apps do this (as discovered
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by Shank 6y ago
The Palm name has been sold time and time again. The original company and even the WebOS company are definitely not involved in the latest Palm phone: > Yep, this phone, which is called "Palm" and from the company "Palm&qu
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by Shank 6y ago
> What incentive do parking and venue apps have to implement this? As a good example, a parking meter app is simply there to collect money at the meter. An App Clip is small, which will be way faster to download than the full app, and en
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by Shank 6y ago
> Basecamp knew what they were doing here - there's no way they can be in the wrong by the community, which comes off as disingenuous to me. Let's assume that everything has been calculated. That DHH knew this would happen and
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by Shank 6y ago
Hey already has a "for work" page up on their site: https://hey.com/work/ . I think they're trying to play this card as much as they can, but I'm not sure it'll work.
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by Shank 6y ago
I think we as a developer community should be using this momentum as much as we can. It's just economics: being able to publish apps on the app store and not having to take a 30% revenue hit would change the calculus for many indie and
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by Shank 6y ago
> I use Mullvad, paid using BTC that came straight from a tumbler. I don't use it for any nefarious reasons, just wanted to see how such a setup would work. > But again, I didn't do it to stay "safe" or anonymous.
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by Shank 6y ago
You could always simply...not use the service, and since email is distributed, literally nothing bad happens if you choose not to.
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by Shank 6y ago
I believe this is a viable path forward. If Hey were to charge an in-app-purchase of basically any amount they would be okay. As long as they aren't telling users to go to hey.com and pay there instead, they'd be able to. Google d
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by Shank 6y ago
> I've actually been wondering as covid19 winds down and people's lived experiences no longer perceive it as the doom and gloom threat it once held sway with, if given that perception whether the market rewards will continue t
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by Shank 6y ago
This is a good case of causation and correlation being conflated. Of course T-Mobile users will report problems with YouTube even if it’s just their carrier. Any localized ISP problem will show up in outage reports for top websites because
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by Shank 6y ago
There is no proof of a denial of service attack. Attack maps like the one you’ve linked to sinkhole traffic from botnets to known honeypots. The only way a DDoS can be identified is if you’re sitting on the transit links themselves or you h
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by Shank 6y ago
I'm a strong believer in night light / f.lux / color temperature changes, but dark mode complements it nicely when working at night. Yes, it sucks to work at night when you need to go to bed. But there is a huge perceptual di
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by Shank 6y ago
For the uninitiated, the FDA faced criticism initially by being too slow to authorize PCR tests for SARS-CoV-2 and issued a much more broad EUA for serological tests. However, serological tests need to be run on known positive and negative
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by Shank 6y ago
Don't get me wrong. I love the potential native performance gains from this transition, but I can't help but just be a tiny bit scared for the future of my day to day work. For better or for worse, my company uses Docker for Mac f
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GitHub: Apple/Password-Manager-Resources(github.com)
1 points by Shank 6y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 6y ago
> Brave have said from the beginning that this is how their business model works. This sounded like a pretty surprising claim. I looked at the terms of use ( https://brave.com/terms-of-use/ ) and the privacy policy fo
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by Shank 6y ago
Archive.is/Archive.today is currently embroiled in a petty battle against CloudFlare DNS users, which is, imho, contrary to the spirit of an "archive" that is supposed to serve as a backup for things. I would rather support e

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