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by cellis 6y ago
He was already sued into oblivion. What's left will be taken by the lawyers. He'll be lucky to have 500k - 5million after all this is said and done, and it will be very difficult for him to find employment into the future.
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by cellis 6y ago
I actually think this kid has a bright future. My prediction: 1 year jail time, 5-10years probation. Will get hired as a security consultant.
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by cellis 6y ago
TikTok acquired an app called Musically, which was a US app. Edit: acquired
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by cellis 6y ago
Depends on if you believe raising taxes will get you those things, or if the money will be squandered on inefficiency, large salaries for public servants, and corruption on your construction / maintenance contracts. So far, high taxes
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by cellis 6y ago
It's more about a portend of what's to come, not that this tax per se is the final straw. Next year there will be another tax, and another tax. I'm convinced people in California won't be happy with the level of taxati
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by cellis 6y ago
Who here has watched as much Black Mirror/Westworld as I have and know how this ends? My question is, if a robot is engineered well enough to replicate the "real" thing, then when you test on it, aren't you just shifting
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by cellis 6y ago
I really hate to see programmers/typists suffering from RSI when it is entirely preventable with the right ergonomics. Having worked on production NLP systems, I have to say I think typing will remain a more effective way of coding for
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by cellis 6y ago
If you can't take the time to figure out what it does, then you're not the target market. It's really not that hard. It's a web framework for building static sites. As it says right in the hero of the site: "Gatsby
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Health Care Used to Be Recession-Proof. Not Anymore(nytimes.com)
1 points by cellis 6y ago|0 comments
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by cellis 6y ago
Indeed it was. Even crossing with traffic lights is sometimes a harrowing experience as there are cars behind you that sometimes are going 30-40 mph on that turn.
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by cellis 6y ago
Reminds me of the time I almost died riding on The Embarcadero. This https://www.google.com/maps/place/Embarcadero,+San+Francisco... is the intersection. This is the link to the view you would have as a cyclist h
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by cellis 7y ago
Machine precisioned, surgical grade...
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by cellis 7y ago
This article, as written, is untrue. From a very quick search, "Triple-A CLO paper eligible for the Fed's PDCF" [0] would be a better term. What is "Triple A CLO paper" you might ask? Well, it's any loan(s) mad
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by cellis 7y ago
Frontend hottest: Next.js/Typescript/React w/ hooks. Backend hottest: Rust, Graphql is gaining adoption at the enterprise level. Edit: ML is still very hot but tough to get a job as a Data Scientist without actual experience.
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by cellis 7y ago
There's a really good pro Age of Empires II battle where one of the players played this exact strategy. If you like strategy games you would enjoy the similarities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6spfnJMdd-k
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by cellis 7y ago
I built something like this as well called TVSK (ios only): check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tvsk . My app allows you to estimate time of subtasks and see it bubble up through parent projects.
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by cellis 7y ago
Just bucking the "lawyer up" theme of this thread (even though it is probably the wisest course of action): you could also threaten to expose him on social media / the press, unless he cuts you in to the "new" start
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by cellis 7y ago
I remapped Caps Lock with Karabiner to be ESC. Works fantastic.
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by cellis 7y ago
"That I bring it back and forth to work everyday". Yeah, I said to hell with that, and just bought another one for work!
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by cellis 7y ago
10 months in with my Ultimate Hacker Keyboard, and I can confidently say that it brings me more joy than any other electronic device I have, with maybe the exception of my MBP. Before I had mild RSI here and there, but with the UHK I have z
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More stuff or better stuff?(justinjackson.ca)
1 points by cellis 7y ago|0 comments
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by cellis 7y ago
Good to know, thanks! I did once have a domain where DNSSEC was misconfigured and it broke the site for certain types of queries, e.g. example.com would resolve on my ATT router but not on my LTE. And I had no idea why, but I ran a dns chec
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by cellis 7y ago
Probably a DNS / dnssec / https configuration? And fwiw, doesn't happen to me.
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by cellis 7y ago
I have 2 trek bikes, one carbon fiber. I love cycling at high speeds. Unfortunately because of awful drivers I can’t do this. So yes, I use the Peloton, in addition to cycling to work and around the Bay Area ( but at lower speeds ;) )
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by cellis 7y ago
I bought one. I like it because it's pretty high quality, I didn't have to pay cash ( using Affirm it's 62/mo /39 months), and I was able to test ride 2 of them for free ( apartment complex has a gym with one, but v
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by cellis 7y ago
We use BigQuery where I work, it has a "saved queries" feature. I suppose this could be like a poor man's BigQuery?
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by cellis 7y ago
The salt in the comments on that site ( by lawyers / patent filers ) reminds me of comments made by software engineers on more than a few threads here on HN back in ,say 2011-2014, about the Eastern District of Texas.
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by cellis 7y ago
It’s one of those things that you shouldn’t “say”, but everyone knows: victors write the history , then yesteryears lawbreakers become todays lawmakers. But only for the victors does this work. Everyone else rots in prison.
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by cellis 7y ago
Bose QC35
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How to pick startup ideas (2015)(defmacro.org)
2 points by cellis 7y ago|0 comments

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