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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/06/damn-equities-sell-you... > Noted eagle eye and EFF Investigative Researcher Dave Maass happened on an interesting item from earlier this week on FedBizOpps, the site
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> James Comey, director of the FBI, said on Thursday that the cost was “worth it”, but added that an accommodation needed to be made with Apple and other technology companies in the future, as paying outside technologists to find ways to
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
Contractual agreements, NDAs, etc. might make it impossible to disclose work product and/or source code to a 3rd party which would include Kite. > If you're a contract developer, or a developer working full-time for a consultin
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
The only way to truly solve this problem is on-premise devices that do not push data to Kite, honestly. I'd need to ignore every file I have.
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> Nearly three dozen designers and engineers have spent the past several months tearing out the skeleton of Pinterest’s iOS app and rebuilding it. They’ve rethought its design, down to the font. Silbermann helmed the process, bringing hi
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> An OTA, if it still existed, wouldn't hire college-dropout Facebook engineers. It would be staffed with mid/end-career PhDs who came up through Boeing, IBM, etc. Because that's what the government hiring process consider
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> This whole saga has been uncomfortable from the beginning--and now I'm cringing harder ever than ever. Not because I disagree with much of what Amilia has written, but just because it's painful to be, in some way, a witness t
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
http://www.hhs.gov/ > Preventing disease, including immunization services This seems to fall under that. xD
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
I strongly suspect that promotion has terms controlled by DigitalOcean and not GitLab. You'd probably get more mileage at complaining to DO than you would to GitLab. --- EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=115299
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
If you implement that, would you consider: > If you purchase GitLab.com Bronze Support you can email support directly for timely, personal and private answers. This costs $9.99 per user per year for next-business-day response time and is
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
Sorry, I was checking my email at lunch and figured why not. :) GitLab & Gogs are my two favorite Git collaboration platforms.
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> GitLab partnered with DigitalOcean to provide free Runners to all projects on GitLab.com Wow, I hope that doesn't get abused and taken away.
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GitLab Partners with DigitalOcean to make CI more affordable(about.gitlab.com)
361 points by fweespee_ch 10y ago|131 comments
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
End of the year [Dec 31] is the last round of grants. > We‘ll be giving out the prizes in several batches throughout 2016, so the final deadline is December, 31.
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
Why don't you provide examples rather than insisting I read your intentions in vague statements? I was discussing the context of my comment, not the world in general. So once again: Please provide examples where homogeneity on both the
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> That's much stronger evidence in combination. But I think it's weird you led with the population distribution in your account, not the reported behavior. I wasn't expecting someone to argue that it was reasonable to have
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> That's a pretty strong, even in terms of your analysis. You do understand the probability of the strongest hire in 12 separate rolls of the die being female and asian is absurdly small right? We are talking thousandths of a percen
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> So what? In itself, this shouldn't be a significant factor. 1) He is clearly hiring based on a fetish he has. 2) They were hired to replace male, white, african-american, or hispanic members of his department over a period of ~2 y
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
Fwiw, at $DayJob we spend a substantial amount of money on Google ads and get reliable return of ~5% greater than the ad spend [ignoring repeat business]. I think it may depend on the market you are in.
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> So when I read these articles I wonder if it's the same people and how they translate treating male workers like garbage into treating female workers like garbage. It's not misogyny; it's welcome to the workforce and dea
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
The claim that failure rates are the same YoY on the third slide is wrong. The original Forbes article didn't claim a constant failure rate and it stands to reason a business that fails in the first 18 months simply failed to find mark
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> Well if nothing else, your points about corruption are arguments against government in general :-) Decentralize power back to the people themselves. If I have no power over another, then my corruption affects only me. Tragedy of the Co
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> c) not be subject to the lobbying that so corrupts the Congress now. You seem to be operating under the belief this is harder than corrupting State and/or local governments. Hint: It is easier, not harder. > b) able to out-per
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
With archives, bots, etc. you can't really "delete" stuff now and be certain its gone forever.
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> The original PINs were sent in the mail and in order to retrieve it you had to fill in the AGI from the previous year's return, not those credit-bureau challenge/response questions. It seems they created some vulnerability th
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
http://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/03/irs-suspends-insecure-get... That isn't a password and its basically available based on public information, just like a SSN. The IRS created a system that is literally anoth
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
> Until the IRS stops using social security numbers to file, it's insecure. If it treated SSNs as a username and required everyone to generate some unique passwords...it would work.
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(2014) 90% Indian engineering graduates are not employable – why?(blog.hackerearth.com)
3 points by fweespee_ch 10y ago|0 comments
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
I thought it was obvious enough I didn't feel the need to repeat it given how repetitive I was with the OP. ;)
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by fweespee_ch 10y ago
No. That is why I'm using them as the minimum standard. :p

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