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4y ago
False flag!
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4y ago
Correct, the Plaintiff's lawyer pointed to the $800k day and said, "on average you make this" and I firmly believe Jones was confused, and tried to correct it, but the goal of the lawyer was to inflate the income numbers to m
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4y ago
This is spot on. There is something really psychologically off with him, watching how he behaved on the stand: * fidgeted with everything * couldn't focus * couldn't follow simple instructions * would forget about something said a
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4y ago
This wasn't a criminal trial. Although we all want to see our "political enemies" and indecent people everywhere punished, we have to stop calling for people to be jailed without clear crimes being committed. The whole "
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4y ago
I think his lawyer was intentionally bagging him. I can't imagine anyone is that bad at their job in not prepping their client for trial, in turning over documents they shouldn't have, in not following up.
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4y ago
I watched the entire trial. I couldn't turn it off, tt was so enlightening to watch the legal proceedings, and I learned a lot. My opinion: to be fair, (not defending Alex Jones at all), the plaintiff's lawyers did not enumerate t
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4y ago
I don't understand why they can't just make them trades based on future political actors. Feels like that's what the futures market is in general - risk betting.
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4y ago
I'm currently reading an Elixir Patterns book ( https://elixirpatterns.dev ) which releases a side-by-side Livebook for the material with each chapter. It's a fantastic way to learn and a huge advantage over other langua
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4y ago
I think this is a fair analogy, but maybe I'd add that LiveBooks uses MarkDown markupfor the non-code part of the notebook, make it far more readable, and with more visualizations coming in. For example, recently an addition to add aut
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4y ago
Puh-leaze. Have you seen TickTok? Half of my fellow American's can't answer what the capital of the US is, what two countries border us, and how many stars there are on the flag. I wish I was kidding. We've raised and trained
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4y ago
The Fed will keep raising rates, but the reserve requirements for banks is at 0% since 2020, which means even people put money into savings, the bank can loan 100% of their deposits out. Oversimplified example: So if I deposit $100, and the
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4y ago
Understood, and agreed once you have root access you can get passwords but I've not seen many that are this easy , and I'm now thinking there's something I need to understand about how to detect if certain traces are happeni
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4y ago
My ignorance, I had no idea eBPF tracing would make grabbing people's passwords so easy .. that's quite scary to me. I thought it was mostly good for telemetry and deep kernel metrics, but this seems like a serious security flaw t
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4y ago
Sorry about that, I'm not sure how to DM on HackerNews and I don't want to expose my e-mail here, but I'll post my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gallaghergreg/ Also here's a link to the
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4y ago
Hi Robert - I don't have a position to offer but I can suggest a recruiter who will get you placed I'm fairly sure given you're in Bay Area if you DM me. You've got a lot of interesting experience! Some constructive feed
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4y ago
https://www.thiswebsitewillselfdestruct.com Wholesome, fascinating insight into the inner thoughts of some people, and shows us how tenuous the human connections we make on the internet can feel sometimes.. how lonely some of us
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4y ago
Aside from this platform, which I've never heard about until now, I'm wondering what others are using in the workflow orchestration space? I'd assume Airflow is the most prevalent, but there's also Argo getting quite a b
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4y ago
"In at least 150 words, demonstrate your understanding of what it means to behave according to a high standard of personal and academic integrity" -- should have made that 2000 words, minimum. Great write-up, more than fair teach
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4y ago
Although these divisions may exist, I'm not sure why we have to call them out and normalize them. Essentially what you've described is a two-class system of engineers. Staff engineers can save the company money. Without them the &
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4y ago
To be honest, one thing which blocks me is people being productive -- although WFH has benefits for work-life balance, people tend to get distracted and produce less than they would otherwise. My bias currently is to hire and ask someone to
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4y ago
This is true, however on the whole hiring remote/off-shore usually implied a cluster of people working together in an office, so you get some synergies in terms of communication/collaboration as well as culture -- but it didn'
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5y ago
Public discourse is d-e-a-d. Whatever happened to just ignoring the things you disagreed with, or debating them? I fear we live in the stupidest timeline of The Simulation.
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5y ago
Great talk here from HCA Healthcare about their architecture and tech stack using Elixir OTP, Riak: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVQUPvmmaxQ TL;DR - Elixir/OTP for fault tolerance and process supervision, Riak as a
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5y ago
The thing most people don't mention is that after the March 11th 2011 earthquake, we had daily aftershocks, the kind you could easily feel, which lasted for months . Seems to happen mostly at night, most disconcertingly, as I was woke
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5y ago
Pandemics are defined by "excess deaths" so nothing really surprising here.
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5y ago
Let's be clear why this is happening though, and where the credit is due: Trump's push for on-shore manufacturing, Gov. Abbot, and the attractiveness of Texas for a plant and FDI. $17B and 2,000 jobs and, even more importantly, o
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5y ago
Most of it written in OCaml, cool! What made you pick OCaml as the primary language to use for the business logic?
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5y ago
Beautiful, love it - let's get on with it already, though. I hate plastic, I love these ideas. Down with plastic, bring back glass for all liquids at a minimum.
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5y ago
My favorite part of Solaris was hidden within initsvc file in /etc .. there you would find this this comment: # # Run inetd in "standalone" mode (-s flag) so that it doesn't have # to submit to the will of SAF.
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5y ago
The moment that any large number of people start pushing the point that ideas or speech they disagree with is actual violence, we're all a bit doomed.
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