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by flerchin 4y ago
That's Blind.
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by flerchin 4y ago
If I have no choice about the ubiquitous surveillance, I'd at least like some positives like stopping the school shootings. As it is, they're watching, but clearly not doing anything useful.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Default-open nature of channels combined with infinite retention and good search means that I can find the information from a conversation 3 years ago that's relevant to my current issue. The Ergo, for chat, is better than all the comp
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by flerchin 4y ago
Firefox on Android with ublock origin is a _must_. Otherwise the mobile web is nigh unusable.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Wonderful! Good work.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Thalidomide is the counter example.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Of all the places to use market forces, this one is it. Users of the water should bid. The price will round to zero for consumers, but ag will have to make decisions they should have made long ago.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Come on. As a 20 year software professional, whose software the vast majority of Americans interact with daily, I still google the most basic stuff. Daily.
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by flerchin 4y ago
He said similar, and he didn't provide the data. We surely would like to delve into why this might be happening. We can know for certain that there is no skin-color criterion in the program selection.
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by flerchin 4y ago
At least to me, the intent is clear. Companies that recently went public via SPAC are at risk of failing due to the nature of SPACs and current market conditions.
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by flerchin 4y ago
Eric Andre on HN!
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by flerchin 4y ago
Folks who want their fiat.
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by flerchin 4y ago
If I were the SEC, I'd say that they lied about it to avoid a risk discount on their stock. The volatility of crypto currencies exposes their business to more risk. Whether that's true, or provable, IDK. However, it is motive for
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by flerchin 4y ago
Market forces anyone? Scrap the historical allotments, and have the potential users bid for water. Pay to play seems like the best medicine here. The actual price for a gallon will round to nothing for a consumer, but the ag users will have
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by flerchin 4y ago
Hi Vasa, Hope you are having a great Tuesday and hope all is well! My name is flerchin, I am a technical recruiter for Amazon Web Services (AWS) and am hiring for Software Engineers looking for 100% fully remote roles. I’m reaching out beca
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by flerchin 5y ago
For octordle I like CORNY and ADIEU for my first two guesses. Gets all the vowels and enough to start. For wordle, starting from STERN or a few other words like that is fine. Josh Wardle is a cultural icon. He's really done an amazing
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by flerchin 5y ago
That may be true, but current tech is so far removed from GAI that it might as well be magic.
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by flerchin 5y ago
Machines don't currently, in any form, do their own maintenance. A killer robot army would utterly dominate the battlefield until it broke down and ran out of consumables. It would then completely stop.
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by flerchin 5y ago
The legislative fix I can see is putting a price floor on sending SMS and connecting phone calls. Require the carriers to charge for them. If it cost me a penny to make a phone call or send a text message, it would not impact me at all. How
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by flerchin 5y ago
You don't get a voicemailbox full of car warranty recordings? That's what I get.
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by flerchin 5y ago
You have any links for those answers? I appreciate them.
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by flerchin 5y ago
I would love to hear from Mr Griffith's perspective on this. 5 years in prison is a BFD. I wonder how the arrest went down, why he took a plea, what the details of his presentation were, so many things.
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by flerchin 5y ago
A typo in the first sentence "candiate" is not a good look.
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by flerchin 5y ago
Looks like Levine scheduled everything written after 2019 to autopublish at noon, unless he finished after noon, and then it would publish later in the day.
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by flerchin 5y ago
I donate $10 a month to the Mozilla foundation, and I see this as: Good, not perfect.
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by flerchin 5y ago
Nice of you to post. I hope you find good folks.
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by flerchin 5y ago
Damages seem to have been pretty minimal. Yeah there's a lot of "This could have been worse" but defense in depth seems to have worked. Okta seems to have taken the worst of it, and that was mostly in terms of reputational da
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by flerchin 5y ago
I would like for Google to have a process whereby this type of story is not plausible. They are too big to not do business with.
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by flerchin 5y ago
Freetaxusa is so great.
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by flerchin 5y ago
After the tweets are out there, seems prudent to me to take them down to keep your job? Maybe reach out to someone and tell them to preserve the data before you delete it? Zoom:"We don't like these tweets, delete them or you'

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