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etjossem
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Basic income will come with a corresponding increase in prices for consumer goods across the board. As demand for everything beyond the most essential staples goes up, prices will be adjusted upward until supply is able to satisfy new deman
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"Breaking: iPhones sold well around Christmas, sales declined after everyone bought a new one, just like last year. News at 10."
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SendGrid | Software Engineers, Test/QA, Ops | San Francisco Bay Area, Denver, Orange County | Full Time Hi, I'm Eric and I'm a frontend engineer at SendGrid. We send a huge portion of the world's meaningful email. Whethe
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SendGrid Raises $33M
(venturebeat.com)
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This article isn't blaming anyone. It's simply pointing out that many white people in America live in a homogenous bubble, and tend not to be exposed to points of view held by religious and ethnic minorities. The author's exp
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10y ago
PDF: https://zapier.com/goto/?payload=.eJwdjUsOgzAQQ69SzboQKJQCl6...
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SendGrid | Software Engineers, Test/QA, Ops | San Francisco Bay Area, Denver, Orange County | Full Time Hi, I'm Eric and I'm a frontend engineer at SendGrid. We send a huge portion of the world's meaningful email. Whethe
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10y ago
"Everything I did was real. I managed every transition without a sync button and I lived each performance. But still I constantly felt I was cheating my audience and the scene by presenting a pure fiction." This was the part tha
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etjossem
10y ago
May yours improve.
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etjossem
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Take a break, then. Breathe. Think about blind trust and where you are willing to place it.
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etjossem
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Why do you think "it's real" is the only logical conclusion to a quote appearing in a right-wing hit blog and nowhere else? It is a weighty accusation which should be taken with healthy skepticism rather than on faith. In the
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etjossem
10y ago
Most of these stories are about the fact that WikiLeaks retweeted True Pundit. Importantly, none of them are talking to the source. Were I the source, I would take these articles for what they are - invitations to give my message a broader
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etjossem
10y ago
Your source is fake. Your source is so fake that not even known alt-right bastions are willing to risk their names on it. When it appears in Breitbart, we'll talk.
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> I get the name Assange from the allegations of State Department employees. You get the name Assange from the allegations of a previously-unknown and untrusted conservative blog which does nothing of substance other than regularly attac
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10y ago
> Well, the charitable view of Hillary supporters is that this is what they are doing. Otherwise, you really think journalists should be taken out by drone for publishing things embarrassing to hillary? > What are you talking about? I
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> Remember Hillary suggested that we should use a drone to take out Julian Assange. There is no reliable original source for this. Try not to present unsubstantiated quotes as fact. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12
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10y ago
> It's, "choosing targets for a drone strike." We're talking about the State Department wanting a voice in how we handle people with names like Bin Laden. It does not surprise me at all that they would like to be pres
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etjossem
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I fully expect the State Department to enter into conversations with DOD about formalizing the process for authorizing a drone strike, since the process is currently dangerously discretionary. Again, that's not news. If the source and
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etjossem
10y ago
She's Secretary of State, and parts of the State Department would like to have a say in whether drone strikes are approved. She attests that no formalized process was in place. This is not news to anyone who has been following the situ
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The original source is not an FBI report and you are completely misinformed. An unknown blog which contains nothing but right-wing hit pieces claims to have anonymous sources in the State Department. Until I hear this quote echoed by profes
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The basis for this is claimed to be anonymous "State Department sources," by way of a single blog which does nothing but print right-wing hatchet jobs (True Pundit). Considering the lack of credibility in True Pundit's other
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I am completely morally comfortable with the idea of YC opposing a $1.25 million handout to the candidate of mass deportation. "If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a toler
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etjossem
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By strongly opposing a candidate that promises to do things like deport all Muslims, absolutely. Some political platforms are inherently non-inclusive and Trump's is one of them.
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Not relevant, and carries the same level of validity as "have you stopped beating your wife?"
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Speak for yourself, not for the tech community.
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Because they are desperate for recognition from any serious political figure who will mention them aloud.
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Director of Engineering is a soft-skills position that involves communicating with a lot of non-technical people. It doesn't surprise me at all that the initial screen would be a conversation with a non-technical person.
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You are probably thinking of the PRISM program, which demands information from technology companies based on warrants from the secret FISA court [1], and the MUSCULAR program which sniffs internal Google/Yahoo cloud traffic from server
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This one I agree with. I wouldn't use the service personally until the issue is fixed. But it is so counterproductive to find a security problem the average user wouldn't notice, and then not tell the author about it.
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Even if the authors of such services are highly knowledgable about security, they're going to rely on reports from hobbyist security researchers to fill in the gaps. There are major companies out there right now with dedicated infosec
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