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by arberx 4y ago
I'm sure there's no way to game or no bias in Linkedin's "top companies" list... Wells Fargo at number 2? Come on.
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by arberx 4y ago
This would be super convenient in tight, small workplaces like airplanes (as advertised in the video).
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by arberx 4y ago
Completely agree, this phone is not ready. The manjaro distribution is probably the most usable, but still needs a ton of work. Super fun to play with though.
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by arberx 4y ago
Since the Salesforce acquisition the life has been sucked out of Heroku and the product has suffered. Sad day for the service.
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by arberx 4y ago
It's a joke
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by arberx 4y ago
Its a Solaris machine...not surprised
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by arberx 4y ago
Shocking.
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by arberx 4y ago
Sounds like that will work for something things but not for others. Public libraries and schools would not benefit from this as more affluent areas can support better education. This is already the case in many places in the US. Local prope
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by arberx 4y ago
How useful of a metric is this if, literally, a majority of states have a C grade?
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by arberx 4y ago
Curious how this scales; I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't. People want quality public infra, but don't want to pay taxes. Sounds like a losing battle to me. What usually happens is taxes are shoved into other areas of yo
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by arberx 4y ago
The media sharing tools (allowing all of your photos to be shared with an app) are the largest silent invasion of privacy on both Apple and Android phones, which is not much discussed. Even on IOS, until recently, every app, as long as you
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by arberx 4y ago
> actively quitting en masse won't happen in a downturn/recession. Employers will have all the leverage.
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MongoDB's certificate for their download site keeps expiring(mongodb.com)
2 points by arberx 4y ago|1 comments
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by arberx 4y ago
Seizing cash is different than blanket banning privacy services. Of course, there is a large spectrum of cases here with many outliers.
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by arberx 4y ago
Agree.
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by arberx 4y ago
Your legal system defines "criminal" activity. What's legal in the US might not be permitted in Russia.
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by arberx 4y ago
Whatever your stance on crypto, privacy should be a fundamental right. Remember, the most privacy-preserving way of trade is dealing with cash, yet no one sees it as "criminal."
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by arberx 4y ago
Solving balding will open the door to solving many genetic problems, deepening our understanding of our cells, hormones, etc.
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by arberx 4y ago
It's hilarious. Freedom/privacy-loving Americans voluntarily give it up for minor gains in comfort.
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by arberx 4y ago
Okay, I just said it would be interesting...it can be run of the mill + be interesting...
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by arberx 4y ago
Tiktok threat, current macro conditions, future quarter expectations, layoffs...so many things
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by arberx 4y ago
The earnings call will be interesting.
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by arberx 4y ago
All these fintechs are completely overvalued. Chime is the most notable in my eyes
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by arberx 4y ago
I've used Brave search exclusively for the last couple of months, and I have to say it's been the best replacement for Google I've ever tried. Excited to see it grow and improve!
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by arberx 4y ago
Beautiful site but gives absolutely no information on how the product works.
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by arberx 4y ago
We didn't have the debt problems in the 1980s.
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by arberx 4y ago
If you look at what happened in 2017/2018 during the taper tantrum, then yes your friend would have been right but the FED actually kept stimulating.
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by arberx 4y ago
You can do them in python and submit them! https://github.com/dibgerge/ml-coursera-python-assignments
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by arberx 4y ago
Flash loans are actually extremely democratic and socialize the ability to conduct billions of $ worth of transactions (as long as the debt is paid for in a single block). This is in contrast to the current stock market in which only a hand
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by arberx 4y ago
Serious question: what's the point of all these KYC/AML measures if they actually dont stop this stuff?

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