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by bogomipz 4y ago
>"Not sure where the idea that it's about sharing IP reputation data comes from." One source of that would be a blog post on your company's website that was actually authored by you! Point 2 below: >"Once enab
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>"I’ve spent most of the last 10 years earning my living from an e-commerce business I own. The online advertising industry is unrecognisable from when we started." Could you elaborate on some of the things that have changed to
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>"They first went after RMS, managed to get their user-hostile antifeatures into Linux,..." What is RMS here?
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Your observation in your edit is indeed a phenomenon. I have noticed this as well. Cloudflare seems to use HN as their exclusive marketing channel. Their CTO seems to submit almost every one of their blog posts or product updates here. Then
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Thanks. I'm curious, is there a certain class of algorithms that is generally difficult to implement in ASIC but easy to implement in a GPU?
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>"This redefining of what constitutes a recession is a recent phenomena, and has political roots, not financial ones." There has been no "redefining" nor is it a recent phenomenon nor does it have political roots. You
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Again, a recession is not at all the same thing as a financial crisis. This is the thing I was commenting on. There is no consensus that we are even in one. Recessions are always backward looking. It's pretty spectacular though that no
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>"There are probably a large number of HN readers that have weathered the dotcom bust, the 2008 financial crisis, and the 2022 financial crisis." The "2022 financial crisis"? That's not even a thing. Slowing econ
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The Sovereign Grant is itself is a taxpayer-funded payment. The money comes from the treasury and is funded by taxpayers. See: https://www.bbc.com/news/explainers-57559653 and Here are some of the key figures from the
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>"To be fair, when you consider that the Queen lived for 96 years and there hasn't been an event like this since 1953" Did you miss the whole Platinum Jubilee celebration two months ago for the Queen? [1] The scope of that
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And yet nowhere in the article was it mentioned that someone was "screeching profanities." There were people who were holding signs and there were people that expressed their opinions without profanity during the ascension ceremon
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>"You will be arrested for hurling obscenities at mourners regardless of who the dead person is." The word hurling in the context of insults or obscenities means vocalizing them in a very audible fashion. The article states tha
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The post states: >"He noted it could take as much as three years to phase out all legacy products due to contractual obligations and will also take time to convert all MPLS services to more modern VPN architecture." I'm cu
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From the article: >"The Internal Revenue Service will spend $15 million studying a free, government-backed tax filing system under a provision in the sweeping climate and health-care law Congress passed this summer." Why does &
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This didn't really answer my question though. There's other software besides key management services that run on those nodes. How is that being managed if these orgs are not doing some form of Devops?
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>"There are slashing protection features built into all clients, but the general advice is to don't do devops." I'm curious how the big crypto companies are managing these large fleets of servers without doing some fo
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Thanks. I'm guessing this is when happened when hardware vendors stopped making phones with removable batteries then? I would be really interested in any links you might have yes. I did a cursory search but came up with little more tha
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>"Most phones do not actually turn off." Can you elaborate? It is possible to power cycle a phone which implies that it's capable of powering off. Are you saying a powered-off phone still communicates with the network?
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The US and Canada are no strangers to these schemes though.
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>"And if you want to use a visa to live and work here, you will pay an incredible tax rate that's even higher than Netherlands (which is already 20-50% higher than the US)." Is this the catch then with those "golden v
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This has been driving me nuts. So what's going on is bad actors just continue to violate the GDPR but throw up cookie banners purely as a formality? I suppose this raises the question how will California enforce this?
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So you put all of that on just a single person - Gorbachev? How about Nur Muhammad Taraki and Hafizullah Amin, two Afghans? The Soviets only sent troops after multiple requests by Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin and President Nur Mohammad Ta
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Interesting, so the WebRequest API has its origins at Mozilla? I remember discovering all those wonderful plugins at the time via Firefox but I didn't understand that was the enabler.
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>"Since then, I’ve been interested in something better and so have done a bunch of research trying brands over the years and have settled in on a few devices I find best for my needs." Could you share some of your recommendatio
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I'm curious do you work environment require you to have multiple sat phones? For someone who knows nothing about these, what are some of the state of the art choices right now?
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Is there literally any other field where there's an expectation that you will work for free 4 hours in order to be considered for the job?
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I didn't say or even imply that it was malicious. Regardless, it's disrespectful and unprofessional. I fail to see how adding yet another SaaS tool into the mix of the dozens that companies already use is somehow going to fix what
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That doesn't seem to make sense. If someone had good skills why wouldn't they just embellish their resume a bit? Also there's still a preliminary phone screen interview before even asking a candidate to complete this.
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Agreed. That's been exactly my experience on the few I did before I refused to them. The onus is all on you and your only interface is basically a flakey recruiter. There's no guarantee that any will every look at your submission.
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The entry for this company Haraj states: >"Just fyi, this submission make up to 50% from your overall hiring score. While your CV only make up to 5%. So do your best to create great submission!" >"UPDATE (2022-02-05): D

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