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by ev1 6y ago
> is it more because of logistical reasons? In the US, ACH/cheque cashing with the number on the bottom is a FTP-based legacy system. Your bank floats you the amount as a credit within a few days or a week, depending on the funding
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by ev1 6y ago
When I say outperforms, I mean in terms of raw # views/likes/outreach. I don't mean in terms of accuracy or anything.
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by ev1 6y ago
> You might have millions of people watching an AI-changed film and think that what they are seeing is more accurate than the original, since it transmits more information (detail, color, etc). But if that additional information is made
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by ev1 6y ago
Note: My opinion is that I am neutral/do not like or dislike historical media, I am not a historian, but I do dislike those awful Twitter spammers that steal random "historical image of the day", often with a completely wrong
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by ev1 6y ago
The cost of maintaining massive, at-scale infrastructure to resolve a TLD is not cheap, nor is the 24 hour rotations and all that.
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by ev1 6y ago
Yes. You can find PR's on Github and if the maintainer rejects it, accusations of racism and hate crimes. The acceptable term is something like allowlist/denylist/blocklist.
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by ev1 6y ago
Someone still needs to pay for the data transfer costs ala ngrok. I don't know of a single US mobile network that provides publicly addressable IP space, v4 or v6, it's all behind more than one layer of NAT. AT&T doesn't
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by ev1 6y ago
Got an email? It's a bit more complex than some prefixes
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by ev1 6y ago
I'd be happy to give you a 10 minute-of-effort review your product if you want, as long as it doesn't require installation or payment.
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by ev1 6y ago
Take a look at the furry (porn) art community. Quite a bunch of them have separate portfolios and brands for "personal day job as a 3D artist" and "commissions open, $10 per extra inch of dick".
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by ev1 6y ago
I've been dealing with a ban evader/forum shock image spammer for months now, and the place he is buying proxies from is actively doing BGP hijacking on resources owned by AT&T, Windstream, hospitals and universities - for the
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by ev1 6y ago
Interesting, first time visiting lbry. The discovery page for me is about 75% really obvious MAKE MONEY FAST crypto scams and fraud, 10% weird alternative medicine or antivax stuff, 5% programming videos, 5% non-scam crypto stuff but largel
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by ev1 6y ago
People might not be interested in it. If no one cares, and several downvote, then it's gone, probably.
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by ev1 6y ago
Works fine on Chrome for me, doesn't work on Firefox aurora latest
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by ev1 6y ago
I don't use Triplebyte. But basically a TLDR would be that your skills will already be speaking for themselves at that point, the cert means nothing.
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by ev1 6y ago
Also, something I forgot to mention - this is the opposite of better customer experience at checkout. You will be sitting through endless captcha after captcha if you aren't lucky, and your orders are automatically assumed to be fraud
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by ev1 6y ago
As a SDE (IC, not management) that has been involved in hiring "yes/no" questions, I've found that everything else (and how well they interview, and code samples) is still much more determinant. - If they have the certs
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by ev1 6y ago
They use services like this. Almost all of them do - I used to build bot defence for streetwear related stuff. Like I said, it is an arms race. It's just like anticheat in online games, where the defending side needs to run invasive dy
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by ev1 6y ago
There are tons. They are all massively privacy invading and horrible from an ethical perspective. The phrase you're looking for is something similar to bot management, that should get you results on most things. Akamai, Shape, Distil,
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by ev1 6y ago
I linked this to a manager friend in SF: > DeVry (for-profit school drowning in legal issues w/r/t quality and fraud) + non-CS "IT?" degree -- a public state uni would rate higher in general > probably can drop the
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by ev1 6y ago
Being on the run is incredibly, ludicrously expensive.
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by ev1 6y ago
Get what you can actually use. I got a top of the line MBP and ended up returning it for a 11" Air because I just oculdn't deal with the size during daily commutes.
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by ev1 6y ago
Think also about how much data plans and smartphones cost in 2012, particularly ones centred around video streaming
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by ev1 6y ago
EY were also the ones that audited and passed WoSign and StartCom SSL CA's that were fraudulently issuing bad certs and violating CAB regulations.
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by ev1 6y ago
So does everyone else - the way you word things, it reads like you feel like you're entitled to "press coverage" or "userbase" and just expecting it to exist or something you're supposed to get. Arguably it&#x2
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by ev1 6y ago
What is up with all the deaths of people that cross this house? The realtor, the contractor giving an estimate..
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by ev1 6y ago
In my experience, this is quite accurate: regardless of what site, HN, reddit, digg, etc., there's a tipping point where it becomes "Show HN: I did something cool" transitioning into "this is a spammer, get out"-typ
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by ev1 6y ago
From a legal risk POV, yes, assuming US-based. It is not fair use at all, either. CFAA and DMCA are quite nasty in this regard. It gets significantly worse if, in the course of your inspection/EULA violation/whatever, you have to
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by ev1 6y ago
> my wife has to take real time attendance on a zoom call every morning in a 30 minute window Holy crap this is an incredibly stupid thing to be forced to do.
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by ev1 6y ago
It's not one-off, they usually try to get thousands of accounts and then sell them for $1-2 as the usual thing. This is absolutely something that needs to be stopped.

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