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by d33lio 6y ago
Unless you're a group that the gov't doesn't like?
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by d33lio 6y ago
I voted for Biden, but I can easily find thousands of examples of "threats" on Twitter coming from far left leaning accounts. Some even from verified accounts. I still love the fact that Twitter banned Anna Kachiyan of the Red S
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by d33lio 6y ago
Good on Al Jazeera for publishing this. I'll never understand why US Media believes that censoring this kind of thing will satiate and calm down those who would've been "radicalized" by it - when usually the exact oppos
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by d33lio 6y ago
Citizen - we already told you China had nothing to do with the covid virus! Stop using your small civ brain and submit to our government sanctioned news outlets already! /s
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by d33lio 6y ago
Until evidence is substantiated, we should assume the parties that be will try to continue to blow this out of proportion. It shouldn't be surprising that one of Pelosi's aides is going to try to make the breach of the capital so
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by d33lio 6y ago
Unfortunately I basically accept this as the current state of all electron apps?
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by d33lio 6y ago
This is cool, but this year also brings with it record breaking inflation of the US dollar and the toughest regulatory hurdles yet when it comes to transacting in BTC, especially turning BTC into USD.
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Ask HN: Is Near Infrared LED light therapy fake science?
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by d33lio 6y ago
Covid has completely warped my window of "productive" work. Generally, I now get most of my work done between 2pm and 10pm. Fortunately, the rest of my team has a similar cadence which is why I pinned 9pm as my boundary :) I pre
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by d33lio 6y ago
I agree, it's curious how in recent times a foundational aspect of modern democrats is a belief that not being aware or able to see something really solves an issue or corrects a perceived ethical wrong. For instance, don't like w
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by d33lio 6y ago
This is a dying legacy news company trying to shit on what is and will be the future of long form real journalism - plain and simple. Ironically, platforms like SubStack strike a fantastic balance. They're generally populated by
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by d33lio 6y ago
Boundaries are messy. Even in startups it's hard to say "this is my time" and this is "company time" especially with remote work becoming more common. I've always taken the approach of not apologizing when I&#
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by d33lio 6y ago
First off - job well done! Plenty of people don't even make it to an exit, let alone have equity worth selling or options worth buying. Spend a bit to celebrate but definitely make the rest of that money work for you. I'm from t
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by d33lio 6y ago
YouTube is now a hostile space for creators of any political or social creed that create "edge" worthy content. Plain and simple. If you're a trans or LGBTQ creator your content is not safe. If you produce "hacking&quo
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by d33lio 6y ago
If only we could conduct a similar study to understand why criminals (yes - individuals with intent to commit violent acts or felonies) overwhelmingly prefer stolen serialized firearms to 80% "ghost guns"? A curious compromise cou
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by d33lio 6y ago
But we're supposed to prolong the temporary overreach of government power! /s
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by d33lio 6y ago
Yeah, it's a messy problem all together. This is a bit of a different tangent, but as someone who worked for one of the first Bitcoin / Ethereum transaction tracing startups a few years back - I think many of the people pointing
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by d33lio 6y ago
Seems like they've figured out the best political trick to "winning" in international geo-politics and war? Anyone who's honest with the nature of humanity knows that complete nuclear proliferation will never work to
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by d33lio 6y ago
I can't agree enough! Although, I should say it's crazy how good the best readers from Zebra are and especially crazy how good vision api's from Dynamsoft are! They can read up to eight PDF417 codes simultaneously!! Tbh,
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by d33lio 6y ago
Walk away or get a lawyer.
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by d33lio 6y ago
I was talking to a guy I rented one from and he pretty much said "yeah, you used to be able to buy these at sears pretty much up until the year 2000". He mentioned that in order to rent them in the state of Texas you actually nee
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by d33lio 6y ago
1) Turkish Kebab / street food like I could find in Melbourne OZ 2) "chips" or "wedges" like I could find in Melbourne OZ 3) Effective (real) chipper-shredders for lawn care. The number of times I've tried to
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by d33lio 6y ago
I think the reason this happens is largely because the "common" (non developer, non technical, non engineer etc) user demographic, because of services like FaceBook, Insta, TikTok etc, don't see a reason to pay for software.
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by d33lio 6y ago
I can only imagine... "pleasure to meet you, I peddle petabytes of digital tits and ass" edit - petabytes
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by d33lio 6y ago
Cypress is attractive, except for the fact they are the first nation to have "tried" a "bail-in" of sorts where the gov't pillages the bank accounts of its citizens for monetary relief in 2013. I have a relatively s
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by d33lio 6y ago
I second this! Please prioritize TOTP / U2F over social logins. I might be off base here, but does anyone really leverage social logins anymore? Seems like it's the worst case scenario for auth in the case that a customer can
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by d33lio 6y ago
Talk to them. It's not going to be clear in the code as it will be with how they talk to co-workers / sort out issues.
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by d33lio 6y ago
I'm 26 and like my co-workers, but I sure as hell don't spend my personal fuck around time with them. Remote "activities" are such a sore use of my time.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Sure, but they don't promote buying crypto as an "investment". Tbh, I don't really have the patience to argue over this.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Hate to say it, but if you can identify the right niche, a basic e-commerce store and minimal ad spend is a solid route.

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