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by daenz 5y ago
$TWTR has been trending down over the last year. When he bought, the price went up 27%, signaling that people thought his involvement would be positive for the company. If he says "twitter is hopeless" and pulls out, the sentiment
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by daenz 5y ago
USA, PNW specifically.
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by daenz 5y ago
>worth the cost It depends on how you value life and death. On one end of the spectrum, there are some people who think we should stop everything if it prevents a single death. On the other end, people who think they should be allowed to
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by daenz 5y ago
Interesting, but there doesn't seem to be a way to connect a webhook to incoming messages, which is a key offering from Twilio that I'm using.
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Twilio for SMS?
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That's fair. I've never followed something like this before, but what you say makes sense.
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by daenz 5y ago
The tech industry appears to be closer to favoring unionization than we ever have been. I take your point, but the Chapelle outrage is a very small example compared to what's happening here. Tech workers are poised to leave their jobs
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by daenz 5y ago
My read on it is that the employees who work at Twitter, when they can work at any other tech company, prefer to work at Twitter because they think that by moderating the world's messages, they are making it a better place.
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What if Twitter employees threaten to leave en-masse? I'd seen some reports that people quit when he became the largest shareholder. It's not outside the realm of possibility.
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That's pretty brilliant. He's in a win-win situation, it seems like.
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I think it would be smart to keep an eye on people who hate the USA, especially when they demonstrate capability and intent.
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by daenz 5y ago
How to make a supervillain, step 1 Jokes aside, after 5 years, I'm not sure how he will not hold a serious grudge (if he didn't have one already) against the USA.
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by daenz 5y ago
If they really meant it, they would have had a bipoc program all along, and not just founded one when they were really in trouble with staffing. You seem to be defending them, but you don't seem to see how clearly it comes across as pa
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by daenz 5y ago
Why did they leave out a program for trans pilots? Why aren't they being made to feel welcome too?
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Thanks for sharing. I should have clarified that my experience was with psilocybin
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Speaking from personal experience, psychedelics can have a very emotionally cathartic effect. At the end of it, you feel like you were a sponge full of emotion that has just been wrung out. I can definitely see how if you're "stuc
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by daenz 5y ago
True. I can't think of any good reason why AWS limits MFA to one device...seems like a very silly oversight to be honest.
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by daenz 5y ago
>intent assuming you know someone's intent suggests a bias against the part that you disagree with. give me an example of a truth that can be perceived as racist or sexist, and i'll show you how easy it is to ascribe intent to
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by daenz 5y ago
You can actually use multiple security keys on AWS I found out. It requires you to use the yubico authenticator app though. Essentially your security key stores the MFA secrets on it, and the yubico authenticator app accesses them for TOTP.
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by daenz 5y ago
A team that has its shit together would have controls in place to prevent things like accidental production merges. That's not on you at all. Other team members might be doing fine in that environment because they're used to walki
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Ask HN: Why do password managers have TOTP?
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If there is a higher form of consciousness, I imagine it is sharing similar studies about us.
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by daenz 5y ago
Apparently he was taken to court in March 2022 for a song that was released in 2017. Anyone else think this is very quick result from the justice system? Or did he have this hanging over his head for years before it actually went to court?
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Very happy to hear it has first-class alias support. Now if only they would allow per-alias environment variables...
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Classifying sex work as immoral (or at best, amoral) is not the same as classifying slavery as moral, so I would find a better example for "moral failings"
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I think morality plays into it. If morality wasn't an aspect of this, you could say the same thing about rapists: they're universal in human society, they're at a unique high risk of abuse and discrimination. But criminal his
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Maybe to you as an outside observer. Many devote followers of religions express that it is a fundamental part of their identity. Many around the world are willing to die for it. Does this sound like something that isn't intrinsic?
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>Sex workers are not one of those classes, though they should be. Please explain your reasoning.
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>If implemented and executed properly, you could put a big dent in online disinformation / troll farms / bot accounts and streamline all sorts of things. No it won't. It will only ensure that certain people and groups can
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by daenz 5y ago
This whole thing gives the impression that these tech gurus view the rest of us (particularly less developed countries) as cattle, to be identified, categorized, and allocated a pre-defined amount of resources.

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