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6y ago
Elon Musk's revenge, Peter Thiel style?
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yeah, any "uncapped downside" situation should be avoided, especially with other people's money. They are betting on the market being irrational and then coming to their senses? Come on, the level of activity there, it's
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You dont need the visitors to know how to do it, only newspapers’ devs or any kind of tech. Someone must be responsible for maintaining their websites, and robots.txt is as simple as can be, even has plugins for cms and such. Websites can o
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6y ago
If you don’t want visitors reading snippets on google, simply block google via robots.txt Ditto for fb. Forcing a company to buy services is ridiculous. But i guess they have to do this because their alternative is a foreign tech tax, and s
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6y ago
Intel must be thrilled
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Ask HN: Will fake news become so bad that newspapers will make a comeback?
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6y ago
To better understand how to navigate it: "Power: Why Some People Have It—and Others Don't" by Jeffery Pfeffer https://www.amazon.com/Power-Some-People-Have-Others-ebook/d... Really good read, and has Ji
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6y ago
What distro did you run? I have been contemplating the same with PureOS
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European states ban travel from UK as new Covid strain takes hold
(theguardian.com)
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The customer is the ultimate casting vote. If it became unsafe altogether to fly on new boeings, airlines would be forced to switch to airbus. Defense will remain a segment, but instead of 25% of revenue of the company it’ll be 50-70%, with
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6y ago
If one were to down again, it would immediately be assumed FAA is to blame for not catching yet another issue so them reapproving is putting their reputation on the line. Also boeing is on thin ice. They would not weather another incident l
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6y ago
Fine yes, but not as good as native apps
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6y ago
Looking for something that would play well for web development, python, nodejs, vuejs, angular, some bash
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Ask HN: What’s as good on Mac as VS Code is on Windows for development?
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6y ago
Now it's all red
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I assume project handed from one person to another, one of them kept notes outside the code, maybe got fired. Or an intranet app originally and devs not expecting it to be exposed to the internet? But i’d bet it wasn’t a mishap but an assum
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6y ago
Doesn't it scare you more to actually be Will Smith in "I am legend"? He's alone. All those other people were always hanging out together, chasing stuff, hiding from the sun.
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6y ago
Read "poor charlie's almanack" - it will illuminate you on why you should read across different topics. In short, if you only have one mental model (way of thinking) through which you're viewing the world, you will incor
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6y ago
I've taken quite a few things from Ryan Holiday's approach to reading: https://ryanholiday.net/the-notecard-system-the-key-for-reme... https://ryanholiday.net/read-to-lead-how-to-digest-books-abo..
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6y ago
How is it financially prohibitive to pay a researcher a salary to find a 0day like this, where the bounty programs pay $100k-$500k on 0days on the same ? source: https://developer.apple.com/security-bounty/payouts/
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6y ago
Hire more security auditors? Apple employees would have access to these symbols and much more debugging info that the OP poster "got lucky due to an accidental share", so the process would be a lot easier for them. EDIT: also, req
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I find it interesting how everyone is running towards "tests are fake" or "they are just doing it for the money", and no one considers the implications if his experience is demonstrative; how many people test negative, a
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Adapted to today’s life basically. Seneca’s work doesn’t need it as far as I’ve read, but some of the other texts could use that
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6y ago
Look up Reformed Stoicism
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Has been the way its done for years How else will they monitor cloaking etc and warning of phishing etc?
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I think it’s what the “failure” would mean for a person that makes it hard, part of the fixed mindset Carol Dweck is talking about, i.e. only seeking validation of what one thinks of oneself.
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6y ago
Absolutely, I doubt any company that is convinced their IPO would be oversubscribed is going to avoid it.
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6y ago
S-1 is the new Show NH
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Ask HN: The next step in Remote Work?
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6y ago
Is it rigged to give you the good ole' blue screen of death every 10th click or so?
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