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awinder
7y ago
""I salute today's bipartisan, nationwide effort to encourage best practices for combating robocalls and spoofing and am pleased that several voice service providers have agreed to abide by them," said FCC Chairman Ajit
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7y ago
I'm using robokiller ( https://www.robokiller.com ) which does a decent job of "getting ahead" of fraud numbers, especially of the local number spoofing variety.
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awinder
7y ago
These are all examples of a foreign power fighting a war, not an internal conflict which is mediated by internal violence. Winning a war by not losing is a completely orthogonal endeavor to getting what you want internally. How’d it work o
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7y ago
I think the other 26 amendments + constitution probably have more to do individually, and absolutely do as a collective, with the freedoms of our society. I don't know if you've seen an obese person with a peashooter go up agains
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7y ago
This movement predates Donald Trump by decades, I don’t really think you can paint it in that light UNLESS you are putting him up as a strawman, as the legislator quoted in the article clearly was.
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7y ago
What, you missed Jack Ripper's celebratory tweetstorm?
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7y ago
Edge with chromium is still on the insiders channel so if it’s from work systems you probably have only been on their engine (is/was it trident?)
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7y ago
I think there’s a genuine problem with the way that compensation has evolved though. This is in the 2nd or 3rd thread tweet, she says perfectly upfront that she was 23 and had no idea. That is far from unique, I talk to all kinds of people
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7y ago
The environment which could produce that synopsis is covered in the article pretty thoroughly though. There was always going to have to be some face-saving historical reconstruction of what happened. If the Gibson’s were frequently racially
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7y ago
I don’t know about you but I don’t meet a lot of good guys walking around paying off $44M in libel suit damages. I can’t in good consciousness link to any of the parallel viewpoints, but mostly they center on “chilling free speech effects”
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7y ago
I even wonder if there isn't some sort of Pavlovian response, whenever you listen to Andy Puddicombe voice, you want to meditate YES. I've wondered the same, it almost seems like a waste if that's not what they&
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7y ago
Well you'd have to make that a constitutional amendment in the US at least since it'd run afoul of many basic guaranteed rights. This system sounds like it'd be more likely to create a true social hellscape before it'd
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7y ago
I think Apple is pretty clearly able to "compete with free" and has shown it's possible to make great money by bundling some costs into the hardware + offering good cloud services with low-friction payments.
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7y ago
This is another oddly plucked stat from another Bloomberg clickbait article. Their internal rate of new millionaires is increasing, because they have fewer millionaires and more people. They’re still creating net less new millionaires than
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7y ago
The modern internet-connected-cellphone-in-your-pocket was the radical advancement of the 2000s, and it's more of a story of packaging existing technology into a tour-de-force which makes it even more interesting. As it's own &qu
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7y ago
> How's the quality of our food tech improved in the last 53 years? Are we all reaping the rewards of that? Why are we so much more obese and diabetic? Purely talking about the technology, food manufacturing tech has experienced rad
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7y ago
I almost went down this sort of road and went 3900x instead. I think the one non-replicated benefit of the older server route is cheap & large amounts of ECC ram, but you're also getting slower ddr3 ram which is why the pricing wo
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awinder
7y ago
Life isn’t static either. Stress levels are normally peaking in late 20s/early 30s and then gradually declining until I think 70s? Anyways, yeah make moves to make your life better, but generally speaking good luck to you all on the fi
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7y ago
This past week a woman yelled loudly about stabbing Mitch mcconnell in the neck outside his house as part of a large crowd. It became a hot-button topic but no one fell out of an 8th story apartment window. The NSA does not have a mandate t
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7y ago
So, yes, some people don’t hear back from me as quickly as they used to. I hear all the time from people who are genuinely upset with me about that. To me, the problem is that with immediacy people come up with all sorts of ne
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Ask HN: Dealing with Surreal Homeaway Tenant?
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All personal opinions and not advice but you can go topish to bottom and back to even on the 2009 recession in around 2 years, and that was a bad one. So if your investment horizon is in the +10 year range you can pretty safely just keep on
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7y ago
Applying a noncompete to sales (as in the parent article) or as jimmy johns has done is pretty beyond the pale. I don’t like noncompetes and think they’re hostile but someone at corporate officer level having it enforced is a different worl
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CDNs are not the only way to provide protection against DDOS, they're a packaged offering combining multiple technologies but there's nothing preventing you from running geolocated servers, on multiple providers, with ddos mitigat
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7y ago
The dumb pipe is DNS + ip routing. No one wants to share or sell their smart pipes (CDN, analytics, cloud platform, etc.) into a powder keg. > Imagine if real life utilities did this TV & Radio platforms have declined to provide amp
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The number of human man hours invested into that guidance number is vast. As accurate as that number is (and for what it is), people are going to make and lose a lot of money even still. Basically I’m saying — check your amazement because
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7y ago
Yeah for launching startup level traffic I totally agree, lambda feels like the right arch at the right cost. Also it will engrain setups that, like you said, you can swap out. You’ll need an alb / api gateway, you’ll need to get logs
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To be clear, I’m pretty sure that was a voluntary move on juul’s part, you can still buy those flavors of pods on their websites. Supposedly they are coming back to stores when juul can confidently deploy the age verification system they wa
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7y ago
I once worked in an environment that I liked a lot where after review, the reviewer would deploy the code out. I think this enforced some nice ideas like -- code reviews are point of collectivizing the code in the team (so now this is the
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7y ago
This is already a concern (not the absence of hiring documentation, but extreme caution around what is captured into electronic long-term storage), pre-and-post GDPR. "Pick up the phone" is a very real piece of advice around hiri
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