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by free652 8y ago
So 85 millions died in ww2, that's not even casualties. How did you get to 850 millions?
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by free652 8y ago
The passwords were md5 hashed and most likely broken using dictionary attack or brute forced with tools like hashcat. I forgot my password once, but I knew the general letters and it brute forced in a minute.
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by free652 8y ago
Wealthy isnt a clear definition. You are wealthy to a someone on this planet
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by free652 8y ago
Europe doesn't have credit cards, it's all debit cards. And I see a US system much more advantageous than in Europe. In many European countries cards aren't as widely accepted as in US.
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by free652 8y ago
I have a feeling you that you got a Nvidia card, so disable Optimus in bios.
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by free652 8y ago
Yea, MTA also includes Long Island RR and Metro North. NJ has Path and NJ transit. NYC isn't circular so going from Bronx to Brooklyn is 30 miles.
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by free652 8y ago
Why do I need Evernote if I have Google Docs or Office 365? Both of the offerings have the mobile apps too.
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by free652 8y ago
I can assure that most college grads can't code shit, the good ones will be making more than an average 40 years old in no time.
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by free652 8y ago
Amazon can afford to close warehouses where workers are trying to unionize. Walmart does the same: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/union-walmart-shut-5-stores-ove...
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by free652 8y ago
While I don't know about the status, but compensation is definitely is the correct thinking. Startups need to offer something for less compensation, a lot of times they offer less and even less flexible than a big co.
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by free652 8y ago
>Flying domestic in the US is crazy expensive when compared with budget airlines in Europe, where (if you look out for it) you can get a flight from London to Rome for £40. Its $60 for EWR-ATL and I didn't even look hard. $260 EWR-S
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by free652 8y ago
Well don't you need to get the data into a database? How would you design a system that collects data from a million bikes? Kafka acts like a buffer, because downstream systems may not be fast enough to transform and persist the data d
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by free652 8y ago
Well one more reason not to work for a startup. At least big corps offer a better pay.
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by free652 8y ago
80f with 30% humidity = no problem. 80f with 70% humidity = hello no, won’t get used to that.
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by free652 8y ago
Um the dependency hell is not something I have seen in Windows, but quiet often in Linux. For my desktops I just want for the system to work and not try to figure out why the new kernel broke my video drivers again.
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by free652 8y ago
For wisdom teeth I got 25 tablets - that's like around a week worth. So other "patients" ask upfront for more tablets?
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by free652 8y ago
I am using linux/unix for 25+ years, but the desktop just never works for me. I'd echo its just death by a thousand cuts. The usual suspects: fonts, video drivers, sounds drivers, various USB devices supports, sleep/wake issu
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by free652 8y ago
He was judged (but not charged) on these allegations: >The charge of procuring murder was removed from the indictment[31] although the evidence was factored into Ulbricht's sentence.
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by free652 8y ago
If a company is getting ghosted then they don't pay enough for the role.
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by free652 8y ago
Sadly I dont even follow the article, its jumble mumble. >Harvard admissions evaluators -- staffers who are likely under pressure to deliver a target mix of ethnicities each year -- rate Asian-American applicants far lower on subjective
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by free652 8y ago
You are breaking a US law - CFAA. Which could be an interested showdown CFAA vs GDPR.
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by free652 8y ago
Not a ton more. SF doesn’t have as many parks as NYC. If we are talking about the Bay Area then you forget that NYS is just forest. https://www.tpl.org/sites/default/files/2016%20City%20Park%2...
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by free652 8y ago
Kafka is "free", it's scales much better and it's quiet resilient. It's pretty light on the servers resources like RAM and CPU. The downside is kafka doesn't provide guaranteed delivery out of the box, the prod
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by free652 8y ago
If theoretically a developer chose to develop something in Python in my company that would be an automatic no. There are multiple reasons: You would add an another language to support from the development to the operational support like mon
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by free652 8y ago
I dont think the prices have come down at all, they may have flatten out. Most of the new units are high end, 4k for 1bed?
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by free652 8y ago
An hour commute is normal within NYC. My commute on average was 50 minutes for the last 20years, door to door. 10 mins walk to a train or a bus, 30 mins ride, 10mins walk to the desk. Now I have a house in Staten Island and it’s still 50 mi
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by free652 8y ago
The problem with SQL is that eventually you will end up with thousands of SQL scripts. Have you ever tried to debug a 100k SQL? It’s a nightmare. Some of the scripts used to be simple, but got too complicated due to new requirements like t
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by free652 9y ago
>Presumably there's no way to live off your parents 'social credit' trust fund. LOL. Doesn't matter what the system is - the people with power will always find a way around it. USSR - check, China - check.
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by free652 9y ago
>You've never heard Barack Obama speak on TV? What you're trying to prove? That Obama gave more money to NASA?
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by free652 9y ago
I am more aware of Xiaomi than Hauwei. ZTEs were around, but those are garbage phones. I know that Xiaomi makes phones, smart bands and a smart tv. I literally had no idea what Hauwei was making until I looked up right now.

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