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by antoncohen 6y ago
Move to San Francisco. Employers aren't allowed ask about arrests or conviction on a job application. They aren't allowed to do background checks until they have offered you the job. They can only consider convictions directly rel
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by antoncohen 6y ago
Cloudflare says they exclude "content servers"[1], I assume that means CDNs. https://www.verizonmedia.com/ says it is an ad network, including video ads, with brands like Yahoo, HuffPost and TechCrunch. [1] https
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by antoncohen 6y ago
For context on why this park restriction comes across as racist, East Palo Alto is a different city from Palo Alto, and these are the demographics: Palo Alto[1]: 60.6% White, 27.0% Asian, 6.2% Latino, 1.8% Black, 0.2% Pacific Islander East
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by antoncohen 6y ago
That is interesting. There is some magic networking going on if Google allows every customer to allocate an IP range of their choice, and the customer can use all the IPs in that range, and Google runs multiple customers on the same network
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by antoncohen 6y ago
> One of our interesting findings was the iptables rules, since when you enable Private IP access (Which cannot be disabled afterwards), access to the MySQL port is not only added for the IP addresses of the specified VPC network, but in
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by antoncohen 6y ago
Asgard from Netflix[1] basically did what you are asking for. But it has been deprecated[2] and replaced with Spinnaker[3], which has a bit of a different focus. But really, with couple dozen VMs, you don't have a cloud management prob
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Math Riddle from the 1980’s Finally Solved – Could Be Used to Improve Computers(scitechdaily.com)
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Epic says Apple threatens 'catastrophic' response if Fortnite doesn’t comply(theverge.com)
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by antoncohen 6y ago
That is a result of how Homebrew built and packaged it. There are downloads at https://osquery.io/downloads , and for a Homebrew installation that page recommends installing the Cask. $ brew cask info osquery osque
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by antoncohen 6y ago
People are confusing new versions of things, or new APIs, or new products, or not recommenced anymore, with actually removing products . From this thread people are complaining about: - Datastore -> Firestore in Datastore Mode: This was
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by antoncohen 6y ago
It wasn't a 9 year old reported bug that took 9 years to fix. It was a 9 year old undetected bug that took... I'm not sure, it looks like a 1 week from discovery by the Ethereum team to a fixed released by the Go team.
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by antoncohen 6y ago
In what way? What privacy breach are you worried about? For example are you worried that a real human at your home security company will be invading your privacy? When they do are you worried that real human will take personal action agains
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by antoncohen 6y ago
> Most of the companies I see want me to buy a new system and lock into 3 years of monitoring. That is why Comcast pushed hard into home security. Is there a significant value to home security companies, or is the whole industry a scam?
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by antoncohen 6y ago
Why, what makes Google untrustworthy from a home security perspective? What threat do they pose, and how is that opened up by home security products?
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Covid-19 vaccine generates immune response, well tolerated(about.kaiserpermanente.org)
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by antoncohen 6y ago
Google provides rather detailed roadmaps for GCP, they are really useful. They are under NDA, but customers should be able to get access. I think this recent "C2C" announcement has link for signing up[1]. I was invited, and your a
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by antoncohen 6y ago
I'm assuming Big Sur on ARM will be virtualizing ARM, not emulating Intel, meaning a VM will need to run an ARM Linux distro. In the short term I expect that to be problematic. First party packages in the distro's package manager
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by antoncohen 6y ago
People have mentioned the US ZEV credits. But there are also EU emission pools. In the EU car makers have to meet an average CO2 emissions target across their fleet, if they don't they pay fines. Car markers can pool with each other. T
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by antoncohen 6y ago
It is way too easy to screw up S3 bucket permissions. I caught it once when a coworker told me they setup a bucket for testing that allowed employees to upload, I checked the permissions and it allowed the world to upload. It would be much
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by antoncohen 6y ago
I think it is the other way around. The stories you are implying are paid are from press releases, though they aren't paid to run them. "Enterprise" are stories that don't come from PR, they are stories where enterpris
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Google announces scholarships for certificates in data analytics, PM and UX(cnbc.com)
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by antoncohen 6y ago
WTFPL is amusing, but it is flawed as a license. It doesn't have the legal language required to safely grant rights. https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/licenses/#wtfpl-no... Unlicense[1] and CC0[2
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by antoncohen 6y ago
No, the default sort is "Trump plus-minus" which takes into account what percentage of the state voted for Trump. The idea is that if 50% of the state voted for Trump, a senator from that state should vote along with Trump 50% of
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by antoncohen 6y ago
No, because when police have a search warrant and storm your home, they can't seize the private conversation you had in bed with your partner a year earlier. They can't suck the memories out of your head. Technology like mobile ph
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by antoncohen 6y ago
Misusing terms like that makes it harder to have a meaningful conversation about political beliefs. Someone might say "I'm not conservative, I'm liberal". But that is nonsensical. Liberal and conservative are on differen
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by antoncohen 6y ago
There are a few things going on. One is that police can choose what crimes to enforce, and city police tend to enforce crimes committed by lower income people. For example lower income people are more likely to be street level drug dealers,
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HashiCorp Cloud Platform(hashicorp.com)
2 points by antoncohen 6y ago|0 comments
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by antoncohen 6y ago
There might be other examples, but Basecamp doesn't fit. Most Basecamp users don't pay for Basecamp, a company does. It is like Jira, individual users don't pay for it. Basecamp also has a limited free plan, as does Jira Cl
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by antoncohen 6y ago
No, but it would have to violate federal laws. Most crimes are crimes under state law. For example murder is illegal under state laws[1], it only falls under federal jurisdiction under certain circumstances, like if it is on federal propert
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by antoncohen 6y ago
They remind me of the randomly generated maps in Soldier of Fortune 2[1], lots of steep hills with trees sparsely placed around, and the occasional building. I think SOF2 did the steep hills to cut off viewable area to make rendering less i

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