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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
I tried Chrome and Safari. It's working great on my phone, so probably zscalar.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Is it down? The start and skip button both dont work and I see this error in my console. Manifest fetch from https://www.convexly.app/manifest.json failed, code 403
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Right - there are plenty of data sources here but it's not a credit report.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
He says "trust your gut" about 12 times, but the whole lead up has 0 mention that he was worried he would not get paid. His only gut feelings seemed to be around tech issues.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
I don’t recall ever seeing a salary in my credit report. Certainly when applying for credit cards you are asked but generally they have you include all sources of income including bonus, passive income, and alimony. There are data sources f
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
With a solar plant I assume they can turn it on before it's 100% done right? Harder to do phases with a coal boiler.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
It's not irrelevant to the comment I was replying to.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
"and the solar installations don't keep up.". Whats the average time it takes to build a solar plant versus a coal one? I would assume solar is a lot faster to first production?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
The thread is lacking any detail on how the site was stolen and sold. Perhaps the "OG owner" as the poster calls it sold it for money?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
This is the most nothing article on the subject that I've seen - in fact it might be an ad for the company mentioned which I will leave out to avoid also being an ad.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Orignal Star Trek did an episode on this - "A Taste of Armageddon". The war was a video game - fought on a computer. But if the virtual bombs hit your area, you were declared dead and had to a report to a disintegration chamber.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
I don't have enough background to know if this is an April Fool's joke or not?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
And that people are going to end up in jail - but only if they are under 30.
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
A state actor will just kidnap your kids or throw your wife out a window.
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
The author mentions Packard-Bell which always just had the whiff of 2 legit companies and was enough to trick uninformed shoppers at Walmart that they were buying high end. Remember in 1999 if you didn't read Computer Shopper the only
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Railroads, e-commerce, and AI - all useful, all were (or may be) credit/stock bubbles. Railroads however have a much better depreciation schedule than GPUs.
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Am I reading this correctly? Existing routers in houses can only get firmware updates until the end of March 2027 then they need some kind of approval? How is that more secure?
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Thanks for the info, I wasnt sure if the fire truck crossing the runway was normal operation.
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Was the 2nd plane on a runway still also?
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Does anyone know why the fire truck was driving across the runway in the first place? Was it a patrol, repositioning the truck, or was there an active incident that they were responding to? Seems like reducing the number of times you have
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
My local Walmart has these and I have a hard time reading them. They are not bright and with the glare from the ceiling lights they are hard to read especially lower on the shelf. At least at my store they are not nearly as bright as what i
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
I think any company with some motivated developers and a budget for h/w or cloud could rebuild a good enough JIRA in a month. I don't see how Atlassian survives long term
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
This is a fascinating read but what do you do with this information? Is there a threshold at which you need to take the watch apart and fix something or is this just useful info to know about your watch?
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
> but that's not super hygienic. You're willing to wash and re-use for one kid but not then to let the next one re-use? So does that mean the wash doesn't get the diaper clean? And if that's true, why re-use them at a
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Ah I meant for the poor intern...
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Thanks for that. I have seen internal hire before or even "we know who we want but legal makes us post it for 7 days". The comp technique you mentioned though seems like a lot of work for price discovery, surely there are data set
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Sympathy for the intern. Like the HBO test email incident.
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
s/Claude Code/unsupervised intern/ and it's the same story, except people might have more sympathy (for the intern).
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
I see everyone say this but what is the point of making a fake job opening? Are companies just doing that to see if a unicorn applies?
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by fred_is_fred 7mo ago
Over the past 5 or so years, I've seen population projections missed over and over. Growth is slowing and it's slowing faster than projected. Almost every projection is too high. Does that have any impact on climate change rates?

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