WettowelReactor

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by WettowelReactor 3y ago
SMS also comes with no deliverability or latency guarantees, and hard to scale globally as rules and regulations are different in every country. Acquiring IDs is slow and you need multiple for backup routes and different use cases.
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by WettowelReactor 3y ago
Privacy Policy leads to a 404. https://hansei.app/privacy-policy
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by WettowelReactor 3y ago
Is it really indifference or are employees responding to incentives? Few places reward code performance. Companies are getting exactly what they pay for and missing a deadline to improve efficiency is irrational under current comp strategie
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by WettowelReactor 4y ago
By this reasoning there is a magical window where a person is old enough to understand the consequences of their actions yet young enough for it not to be abuse. What happens at 18 to say that corporeal punishment is no longer effective and
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by WettowelReactor 5y ago
Perhaps things have changed but the old Steve Yegge post speaks directly to developer friendliness: https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprec... Also: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by WettowelReactor 5y ago
In my experience typing while walking has not been an issue but using a mouse with moderate to high sensitivity can be challenging. Using a gaming feature such as "sniper" mode to toggle mouse sensitivity when precise clicking is
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by WettowelReactor 6y ago
The line about > Messages often took a full month to get a response. Also does not ring true to my experience with AWS unless the author was not paying for any support tier. If they did not have even developer support on the account, the
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by WettowelReactor 6y ago
Location: MD Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Probably not Technologies: AWS, Firebase, TS/JS, Dart, SQL, NoSQL Résumé/CV: https://camilleroussel.com/ Email: Camille@RousselFamily.com Loo
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by WettowelReactor 9y ago
WIPO findings and several court cases have clearly sided with defendants for these types of sites. http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2000/d2000... http://www.wipo.int
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by WettowelReactor 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parachute_landing_fall
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by WettowelReactor 10y ago
Any time you rely on an outside provider you shift your risks around. Thinking that you eliminate risks by hosting yourself is simply not true. Whether using an outside provider increases your risks requires a case by case analysis.
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by WettowelReactor 10y ago
Why couldn't the post office act as a trusted intermediary and verify what was in the package for a small fee.
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by WettowelReactor 10y ago
Training for long distance running is not a goal most people have. Discussions about endurance training and improving health of "normal" people are not the same discussion.
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by WettowelReactor 10y ago
One of the largest challenges for regular people is finding 45-90 minutes to exercise in the first place. Research on shortening the length of time required for effective exercises is a worthwhile pursuit.
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by WettowelReactor 11y ago
>> Doesn't it make sense to open source code when you know the product is dying? That can depend on how much of the code base is their own. If they integrated any licensed components then they may not have the resources necessary
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New third-party supplier for Google Apps
2 points by WettowelReactor 11y ago|0 comments
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by WettowelReactor 11y ago
The situation is quite a bit more complicated and nuanced than how you present it here. The whole mess is made up of a plethora of parties with differing ideologies and priorities. Ascribing the formation of ISIS to the US lacks any real th
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Sony has one that comes close: https://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/show-digitalpaper/resource.sol...
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Nigeria was able to contain their outbreak and kept the levels to under 20 infected. This is a disease that needs 3rd world sanitation and medical care to thrive. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/01/health/
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
This is all great advise. I would just strongly emphasize that HIPAA compliance has significantly more to do with the soft guidelines than meeting technical specifications. Part of what makes HIPAA compliance challenging from a techies pers
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
That's the OP's point. If folks cared about security you would expect a backlash from customers because of the breach directly impacting earnings.
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Without the context of total healthcare spend in America focusing on hospital administration costs is like rating charities based on their overhead. Lower does not equal better, administration and management are necessary parts of such a co
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
While this technology may not lead to a more fulfilled or meaningful life there is plenty of technology that can achieve that goal. Look at the progress made for artificial limbs for example. Even this type of technology can make a huge dif
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Pair of CME's to hit earth on September 13th(swpc.noaa.gov)
1 points by WettowelReactor 12y ago|0 comments
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
You are right that it in that >>It is not possible to always defend the rights of people, >>and always collect evidence to prosecute. but the US system was designed to weight the scales in favor of defending the rights of indivi
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Surround the quote with asterisks. https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Hiring becomes easier, i.e. do not have to screen for certain framework experience. Know JS? Good, that's all you need! How is training someone on your custom framework any less arduous than training them on an existing framework?
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Agreed. The fact that most business seem to lack basic ethics is not an excuse to do so as well.
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Non-profits are not about making money but the underlying sustainability of their cayuses still requires a sound financial framework (no mission without margin). This is not really any different form the free software movement.
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by WettowelReactor 12y ago
Not necessarily true. The prepackaged food industry has plenty of offerings for foods that are partially prepared cutting out tedious (time consuming) or expensive parts of the prep process while still requiring further processing by a cook

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