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by ekovarski 8y ago
In litigation happy countries, yes, it does open you up but less so if you focus on technical facts pertaining to the job and not any personal issues. ... and, yes, I know of a few cases where honesty was not the best policy. The circumstan
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Company overseeing –$10T wants to ban external email to beef up security(businessinsider.com)
2 points by ekovarski 8y ago|2 comments
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Survival of the Wrongest – Evidence has a well-known liberal bias(nytimes.com)
2 points by ekovarski 8y ago|3 comments
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by ekovarski 8y ago
This is definitely easier. While I don't mind reCAPTCHA on many resources, commercial entities which charge money for you to use their products, should try to make the login process as easy as possible and reCAPTCHA isn't one of t
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NYC scientist fired after raising questions about a DNA test gets $1M settlement(nytimes.com)
279 points by ekovarski 8y ago|122 comments
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Why a Drug Company in N.Y. Was Charged over Opioids [NYTimes](nytimes.com)
1 points by ekovarski 8y ago|0 comments
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The McKinsey Way to Save an Island(nymag.com)
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For Kids with Anxiety, Parents Learn to Let Them Face Their Fears(npr.org)
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by ekovarski 8y ago
To me, chatbots are the next incarnation of IVRs. Their only purpose is to widen the gap between you and an actual human in a support context. And I wish people would stop saying their bots have AIs. I've had more meaningful conversati
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by ekovarski 8y ago
The holy grail is no complexity. It's definitely light on details and the Object Management Group was and is def not the holy grail for solving IT problems.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Pierre Valade, the creator, stated on ProductHunt that they will monetize via a premium version in the near future. https://www.producthunt.com/posts/jumbo
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Fitness is more important to your mental health than how much money you make(bigthink.com)
41 points by ekovarski 8y ago|3 comments
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The nutrition study the $30B supplement industry doesn’t want you to see(arstechnica.com)
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Pregnancy-Tracking Apps Share Data with Users’ Employers: Report(thedailybeast.com)
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Being secretly taped, esp in intimate moments, is a valid fear that many women have. It has long term repercussions on their life esp when the videos get shared. I don't actively sweep rooms but I'd be lying if I didn't say I
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by ekovarski 8y ago
The guest expectation is that hotels and rentals don't have any hidden cameras. Stating that there are no cameras, while it is truthful, it has the opposite effect of what you are trying to achieve. This is why you don't see low-f
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by ekovarski 8y ago
I am surprised the support person suggested to just start a new account as I doubt this is sanctioned advice by Amazon and could lead you to be banned again in the future. Best to try to email jeff@amazon.com and be polite and succinct with
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Corruption can always occur if the moons and sun don't align for you on the day of the power outage. Battery backup is usually req'd if you want to use write-caching on your RAID. You can also use flash backed RAID controllers, it
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by ekovarski 8y ago
True but they did at least disclose it, "Full disclosure: Although I have been using Drobo devices for a number of years, I recently became a Drobo ambassador" My experience with Drobo is less stellar.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
There are more conveniences than just at home, e.g. in the car, you just place it in the place holder and it charges, no cables to fumble with. No multitude of connectors and there is also a portion of society that has trouble with keeping
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by ekovarski 8y ago
You can always back up onto a compression enabled file system to further save space + dedupe with rustic. Borg is a fantastic tool but the time it takes to start and parse the files req on a large system negates the benefits of compression
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by ekovarski 8y ago
I was gonna stress over my wifi Until I got high I was gonna get up and get some more likes But then I got high My phone screen is still cracked and I know why (why man?) 'Cause I got high Because I got high Because I got high Funny to
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Privacy issues aside, re: screenshots, that sounds like a lot of work for a MVP esp when most people are quite happy with a better pommodore or similar solutions.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Agree with slantyyz... go for the Mac users first. The users tend to be more vested in the apps and you can get good feedback going. Going for a larger audience is not always the best approach especially if you are testing the waters.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Biggest pet peeve is when they have a chat widget, it pops up, you figure, let me ask a question and then it says that nobody is available. No hours specified, no time zone listed, no email address where to send a request. Chat widgets can
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by ekovarski 8y ago
You should run what you are familiar with as security is an ongoing process of updating, applying patches, so familiarity will make these chores easier.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Could be true as I don't remember the last time I ate mushrooms. :)
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Added the book to my list to be read, loved the summary! Thanks for sharing.
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by ekovarski 8y ago
For others interested, it's Ep 359. Should America Be Run by … Trader Joe’s? from Nov 28 2018
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by ekovarski 8y ago
Is there a reason to postpone it until the kids finish high school? I tend to see a lot of this reasoning but never truly understood especially if both of you are on the same page.

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