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by digi59404 5y ago
There’s a commonality between Tinder and the Job Market. - It’s you.
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by digi59404 5y ago
Here's my two cents.. I would first off send your customers a survey about where they find value and why they picked yearly over monthly. Next - I would not increase prices. I would add value, and increase pricing on that. Add more fea
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by digi59404 6y ago
This happens, and honestly it happens rarely. When you’re in this role your goal and job is to build relationships and help people. That includes Jack. The job is getting done with or without Jacks help. So he can either jump onboard or he
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by digi59404 6y ago
The NGAD Prototype is built upon some of the technology that the F-35 pioneered. The F-35 now is and has been used as an airframe to test more advanced technologies. Like distributed computing and autonomous technologies. So, it's reas
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by digi59404 6y ago
Sometimes you need a Ferrari. Sometimes you need a bunch of hooligans with bullets in a converted tractor. But being caught without either, when you need one isn't a good place to be in.
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by digi59404 6y ago
That's mis-categorizing my statement. There is no "might". The innovation that's occurred in the F-35 program has already produced fruit in many other airframes and the US Air Force has already "re-written the playb
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by digi59404 6y ago
No - I doubt any PM would write what I said. What I said is more a IC in tech saying "Sure, what the PM asked for an laid out was X. But really, in the middle we found out the architecture didn't work as expected. So we pivoted an
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by digi59404 6y ago
“The F-35 has failed” is a strong statement that depends on what your definition of success is. Did it fail because it couldn’t replace the F-16? Did it fail because it’s expensive and bloated? Do those things even matter? I’m not defending
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by digi59404 6y ago
This is because the author didn't delete the entire volume group. You have to delete the whole volume group, i.e. erase the entire drive and it's partitions to reinstall OSX. This isn't new with the M1 Macs. This has been a t
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Show HN: Using Stormforge to Conduct Load Testing and Optimization (5 Mins)(youtube.com)
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by digi59404 6y ago
No; People with means tend to declare a residence in a Tax Haven. Which they use to observe profits. I.e. Registering their personal corp in WY, NV, or MD. Then recognizing all profits for themselves under a Corp/LLC and being taxed at
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by digi59404 6y ago
Hey op - Wanted to chime in here some of the things you said aren’t accurate anymore. GitLab CI has the ability to do SSH on the Runners. You deploy a runner and configure it to use SSH. Then it won’t use containers at all and instead use S
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Using machine learning to tune your Kubernetes HPA(carbonrelay.com)
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by digi59404 6y ago
The sentence is only ambiguously defined if you look at the sentence by itself. Thankfully courts don’t do that and shouldn’t. When an interpretation is hotly contested you need secondary supporting documents to interpret it properly. Of wh
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by digi59404 6y ago
Hourly, yeah, I mean You can split it up, and not be working the same job in the same hours. Perfectly legal and acceptable, albeit not healthy. So it's not fraud. But Salary, That's a different animal. Yes there are 24 hours in a
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by digi59404 6y ago
Is it legal though? As a salary paid employee you're a legal representative of the company, you're covered by indemnity and liability protections by law. If you work for two companies in a salaried position, then you're poten
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by digi59404 6y ago
So .... how can we use this to our nefarious purposes.... anyone want to build an API Tool and random name generator and get GoDaddy to register tons of bogus names.
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by digi59404 6y ago
If an intelligent life form exists out there and is advanced enough to ponder the meaning of life and if there is other life... and is intelligent enough to know how to send messages across the universe... and to encode them... They would t
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by digi59404 6y ago
I’d argue remote work means that folks can “walk down the street and find a job” quicker. Remote work means companies like those in say Chattanooga, TN can now source and hire workers from San Francisco. If they’re willing to pay for them a
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by digi59404 6y ago
I too was confused by this. What they’re talking about in terms of escalate or appeal - Is to escalate or appeal the rule directly. I.e. Say “hey I’m blocked because I violate this rule. The rule needs to be changed.” Previously it was “hey
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by digi59404 6y ago
If it's terrorism, they're going to want to have an effect that is large. That is the nature of terrorism. Small events that are insignificant are not the goal of terrorism. If a person wanted to cause harm and damage the electric
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by digi59404 6y ago
Not all of it. Some designated as critical infrastructure is protected, private business can also be protected information. The trick here is, most of the grid can compensate for outages and entire sections being lost. It's build to ha
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by digi59404 6y ago
I'm not going to speak to specifics. Let's just say, you'd be surprised. It's more about the cutting force than it is say about the mass. Yes, a large boat will make even the dullest anchor a strong knife via force. But
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by digi59404 6y ago
If someone wanted to cause real harm to the infrastructure and they knew about the infrastructure. They wouldn’t have taken out a few transformers that could be easily rectified. They would have used a boat and dragged an anchor across the
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by digi59404 6y ago
EIL5 Answer. Power (mostly) follows the path of least resistance. Like water does. To divert power certain stations or links in the grid can offer resistance via either terminating, or other means. Another thing is, It’s a common understand
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by digi59404 6y ago
I was on duty as security for a.. semi secret substation designated as critical infrastructure that night. In the Bay Area, we just had to divert power a little bit. It basically didn’t affect the grid at all. Everyone was all a little more
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by digi59404 6y ago
Worked at Zappos for a couple years. Worked closely with the incoming CEO Kedar. I might even say, I had a small role in his early rise. I don’t have a lot to share, and out of respect for folks privacy. I won’t share much. I will say this.
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by digi59404 6y ago
Likely because it's the end of the second quarter and they all have high numbers because of Coronavirus and such. For some companies their Q3 ends inside of just after November. And we all know what happens in the U.S. in November ever
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by digi59404 6y ago
It does but by default it uses GTK2. You won’t get the same experience on all platforms with Xamarin Desktop. Each platform has a different rendering engine.
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by digi59404 6y ago
Pretty sure Apple doesn’t have this capability. What you’re referring too is functionality inside GateKeeper or near GateKeeper. Which is where Apple marks an application with a specific signature to be malware or dangerous and the OS autom

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