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by caprese 8y ago
> I'd assume that they also revoked Global Entry instead of assuming can we get an answer? OP? ACLU? The author mentioned he has taken flights since then, he should be able to answer if he still gets TSA Pre, nobody's asked yet
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by caprese 8y ago
> The customs agents did however keep my Global Entry card as a punishment ????? You never need your global entry card at airport customs because your flight information is encoded to your passport, which the machine scans. Was that supp
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by caprese 8y ago
thats a great question
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by caprese 8y ago
> Why doesn't it count as fraud? It's misrepresenting the truth in the context of a business transaction for your monetary gain and their monetary loss. They are selling "copyright licenses" to the gullible. It has NE
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by caprese 8y ago
Getty has a model of convincing people to buy images available for free. There's no crime, or damages, in ripping people off. If Getty sues you for thinking you didn't have their license for an image in public domain, that'll
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by caprese 8y ago
thank you, I felt like I was in the twilight zone at the last company I worked out that used these I started working from coffee shops until they just dropped the OKR system and every manager wasting the whole company's time on it had
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by caprese 8y ago
Basically run Tails as the host OS then setup a computer at various data centers/locations around the world that you can route your traffic through (its a VPN now) and then either 1) run a Virtual Machine in that which connects through
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by caprese 8y ago
you can tell the difference in an impossible burger? the only difference I can tell is that I don't feel full and then lethargic afterwards which is honestly part of the conditioned expected experience of eating meat, so I feel empty,
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by caprese 8y ago
> we rolled out mandatory code reviews on all changes. Now we have thousands of rubber-stamped "looks good to me" code reviews without any remarks with this practice I have gotten a better habit of looking at the code changes a
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by caprese 8y ago
It is specified which, it is just salary. read the article? they talk about that specifically and yes, it is underwhelming that we still don't know "how much software engineers actually make"
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by caprese 8y ago
okay they dropped that, executive leadership has changed, and the organization structure has changed into fairly newly formed entity of Alphabet what exactly is the cognitive dissonance here?
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by caprese 8y ago
sounds like an unfulfilled niche to me. existing 6 month boot camps "can't" do it since they are just recruiters that create the pipeline instead of making excuses about it, 4 year university still probably not the most optim
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by caprese 8y ago
and charitable/purpose driven foundations which own companies are older than B corps > capitalism can have a heart yet people are still trying to prove this instead of using established solutions. I would say this is mostly ignoranc
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by caprese 8y ago
> If you want to do hard algorithmic or low-level programming, you’re still better served by a traditional CS eduction. or a bootcamp that focuses on these particular skills. Universities imagine they are for people pursuing higher knowl
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by caprese 8y ago
yeah although people want to know "how much do people make" or "how much are people paid" they - and the sources they find on google - quickly conflate income, salary, compensation while also having wrong and old aggrega
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by caprese 8y ago
> the average software developer in Wellington NZ makes NZ$64k. We pay more than that, but when you become a remote company, people start looking for the $134k USD These are two different scales, so for help I will normalize them: $64,00
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by caprese 8y ago
when I say "support" this is more about imagining whether it is a sustainable business model or not and just enjoying the luxury while it lasts
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by caprese 8y ago
"A small Seattle company shows that capitalism can have a heart." and then everyone forgets it exists, and someone 5 years later does something completely different like form a "B-Corporation" to prove the exact same th
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by caprese 8y ago
my observation on suicide prevention too people genuinely believe they are being empathic, but copy and pasting "prevention resources" isn't getting close to what people are going through
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by caprese 8y ago
> Exploit them for a while and when they realize they aren’t making money Between all the happy drivers who you begin to notice are just 2 weeks in, and also knowing they are homeless while they are driving in this area makes it harder t
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by caprese 8y ago
depends on if you treat TSA like massage parlors: you know you are paying less than $100 bucks but you still aren't sure what you are going to get
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by caprese 8y ago
is anybody doing a solution for this? like some software that floods all the RAM and memory caches with erroneous data, and then the hardware solution of the epoxy trip wires.
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by caprese 8y ago
source of quote: https://www.wired.com/2014/09/the-fbi-finally-says-how-it-le... additional: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2014/10/10/fbis-warrantless... > If the server uses
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by caprese 8y ago
this is just celebrity non-news though, Zuckerberg's page is merely a museum where everything important has already been announced in official channels. If you want to store an archive of his posts just so you can say "AHA! Look i
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by caprese 8y ago
and all of this had zero effect on revenue and customer retention, congratulations you played yourself also the FBI has merely made suggestions to Reykjavik Police to infiltrate servers and they did > After the initial revelation of the
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by caprese 8y ago
Dollar cost average my guy. You would be golden by now. Any study telling you that lump sum investing beats dollar cost averaging was only able to use a 30 year period of unprecedented and unreplicated global growth DCA + Dividend Reinvesti
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by caprese 8y ago
SF weather is neighborhood by neighborhood, with cold and foggy being ubiquitous only in the summer time, which is counterintuitive for tourists. It's anywhere from 58 to 72 degrees almost all times in parts of the city. Nice weather i
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by caprese 8y ago
> with your windfall, you are going to buy yourself a crap commute in a more boring area? Exactly, I'm so glad Silicon Valley made it up to San Francisco for real this decade. This was always long overdue.
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by caprese 8y ago
> and preferred investors get the benefit of that in this early "pop." yeah but if you sell the first day you'll never get an allocation again, word gets around. so leverage up and do it once with a lot of money and hope t
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by caprese 8y ago
> but I assume that this tech has progressed in the last twenty years or completely shelved and waiting for you to connect the multidisciplinary dots.

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