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4y ago
Google owns VirusTotal... so why doesn't search get fed info from VirusTotal?
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4y ago
TeamSnap | Senior/Staff SWE | REMOTE | https://www.teamsnap.com TeamSnap is hiring for a Senior/Staff SWE to join our remote-first team. We work every day to simplify the lives of players, coaches, parents, and sports
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Via native implemented functions aka NIFs.
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4y ago
Not gonna lie, did not expect to see someone looking for this soundtrack, but it's straight up amazing. "Romantic Flight" and "Test Flight" on that album are some of my all-time favorite soundtrack pieces, and the J
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beckler
4y ago
Not OP, but I think he might be hinting towards something like this: https://learn-elixir.dev/blogs/creating-reusable-ecto-code
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4y ago
Definitely not just in Canada. Used to be that places I frequented with a touchscreen cash register had preset tips of 15%, 18% and 20%... now, the lowest choice is usually 20%.
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4y ago
I use it... and honestly I'm really bummed by this. I've avoided owning a console mostly because I didn't want to drop $500 just to get started. Stadia launched CP2077 with a free Chromecast and controller, so it ended up fit
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4y ago
If you want to see something wild, go checkout r/prisonhooch.
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This is pretty similar to what we did. We didn’t offer a refactor problem though. We just had a basic problem to create a calculator from a string, only supporting addition and subtraction. Then a high-level question on how would you archi
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I would agree, with the exception of wires. When we bought a house, we had no idea if the wire would land in time, and they couldn’t promise anything or even give a status. It was like shooting money into a black hole and hoping it shows up
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Out of the last four jobs I’ve had, I found three of them via HN. With the exception of the non-HN job, each one has been better than the last!
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4y ago
I'm mostly bitter about Santa Clarita Diet being cancelled, but these were some other shows I enjoyed that were also cancelled: The OA, GLOW, I Am Not Okay with This, Teenage Bounty Hunters, Daybreak.
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4y ago
Dude, no joke. My TCL Roku TV is the nosiest device on my whole network, second to maybe my work laptop. The difference though, is that TV is sitting in our bedroom mostly dormant, since my wife watches it maybe 1-4 times a week while she&#
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4y ago
If you're in the Atlanta area, we have the PATH foundation which helps create and maintain most of the rail-to-trails in our area! https://www.pathfoundation.org/our-trails
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4y ago
About 10 years ago, I had a internship at Newell Rubbermaid. As part of the experience, the entire group of interns across all the brands got to have lunch with the CEO and basically ask him anything we wanted. At some point, someone asked
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4y ago
Correct, it was entirely owned by the founders.
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5y ago
Gitleaks
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5y ago
I know this is a bit off-topic... but I'm still, to this day, completely convinced that Palm could of had a solid stake in the smartphone market if the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi were not launched with outdated specs at the time. WebOS was
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5y ago
GE did the same with 3.0.0.0/8 until they sold it to Amazon. When Amazon started actually using those addresses, it created a situation known internally as the “threepocalypse”.
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5y ago
I’m no chemist, but it’s likely just deionized water. It can irritate your mouth and throat since the ion-dipole force in water makes it electrostatically attract ions, and can likely pull them from the cells on the surface of your mouth&#x
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The pre-funding requirement is set for 75 years into the future. Thus, they have to forecast how many employees they expect that far into the future, and then fund this pension for employees who are not even born yet. It's a massive bu
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I mean if I wanted to host a public blog on my private infrastructure, Tailscale alone isn’t going to cut it. I would have to make a instance on a cloud provider to allow public ingress, and I have to setup and configure Tailscale on it to
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I love Tailscale, but it’s not really designed for public tunnels. You can do it, but you typically need to provision some kind of proxy with a static IP (most likely cloud based) to handle your public stuff.
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5y ago
Interesting. I’m used to just putting MX domains in those records. I didn’t realize you can specify specific IP addresses.
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This is gonna sound crazy… but at some point I stopped trying to budget because my SO and I couldn’t find anything that worked for both of us. My wife wanted to do the envelope method, but it ended up where she would basically leave the env
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5y ago
What features were missing?
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It's straight greed on every level... Providers and hospitals will bill the absolute maximum allowed for each item and they track everything extensively. Insurance companies do their hardest to find literally any excuse to not cover cl
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Honestly, I though NFTs were just a tax loophole to begin with.
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I was at GE when they sold 3/8. It was an absolute nightmare because we still used it internally and had no notice of the sale until after it was done.
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I think it's a mixed bag. My parents are divorced, but are on the opposite ends of the spectrum here. My mother is extremely ambitious in her career, and maximizes out her retirement contributions every year. My father is quite the opp
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