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by genmud 4y ago
> It's not fair to blame Elon for a few marketing firms telling all of their clients to stop advertising on Twitter because they don't like Elon. Uh, people in the ad industry for the most part don’t give a fuck about politic
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I have seen nobody say that twitter will break in days. What I have seen is people say the service will have degradation, which I have definitely observed first hand. I have also noticed the quality of ads have gone from major brands using
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by genmud 4y ago
PoF was orders of magnitude less complicated than twitter is in 2022. It’s also much more complicated than whatsapp was prior to acquisition by FB too. Off the top of my head, twitter has multiple media types like video, live streaming, an
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by genmud 4y ago
Having worked at a place with subsidized cafeteria onsite, oh boy was the food shitty. The old school businesses I worked at had this really strange view of cafeterias, like they expected their employees to hear the whistle blow and everyon
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by genmud 4y ago
Typically when you are on a hiring freeze, you don’t need recruiters. Likewise when you are trying to be more efficient as a company, things that aren’t either bringing in new revenue, keeping revenue or creating new revenue sources aren’t
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You can opt into secret scanning on private repos, but it isn’t default when I last used it.
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IIRC during some of the interviews with Madoff, he didn’t “intentionally” lose peoples money either. Fraud like this is often many little “well, I just need to $x and everything will be OK”.
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They do, this was likely in a private repo which isn’t scanned.
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by genmud 4y ago
I believe it. I live nearby the new TSMC plant and they are booking it on construction. A couple years ago I was like, nah… they ain’t gonna build it by 2024, but they have blown away all my expectations.
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Fraud. This is why banking regulation is important, almost all banking laws on the books exists because someone got screwed.
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Not a recruiter, but have had experience on both sides of the table in good and bad economies. First things first, take a deep breath and realize it will all work out one way or another. The worst thing you can do right now is lock up, so p
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I use it for reliability of things and the fact that Wi-Fi in my place can be hit or miss, even with 3 APs. As you get higher in the frequency, the smaller the range is before it starts getting unusable or requiring a bunch of retransmissio
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At the federal level, that’s typically what is done.
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It’s also important to know that there is no difference between hard ceilings (caves, wrecks, etc) and artificial/decompression ceilings if you are doing that type of dive profile. Most of those dives will be 3 or more tanks or rebreat
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It’s a fairly complex problem. Diving is almost entirely self regulated and while there are certification bodies like PADI/SDI, they are essentially industry groups that exist to legitimize the hobby. That isn’t to say there aren’t sta
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by genmud 4y ago
Having known Vitali, he was such a nice guy and was such a shame to hear that he died. He always seemed so happy and nice, such a loss to the security community.
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I think that if you paid for your home with criminal activity you should forfeit that to repay the victims of your crimes. If your legal and illegal stuff is together, tough shit.
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Digi-Key stocks CREE stuff, looks like they even have this product [1]. Obviously you need to roll your own board, or hand solder/wire them but that wouldn’t be too difficult. 1 - https://www.digikey.com/short/9745
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by genmud 4y ago
Musk seems to be flinging excrement at the walls and seeing what sticks. Nothing of what he is doing with twitter seems to be strategic in any way.
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Most CEOs don’t hold such polarizing views and aren’t as publicly vindictive as Musk. I imagine most also don’t spend months trashing the company they are acquiring either. I haven’t heard what his vision is for twitter other than “censorsh
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by genmud 4y ago
Having been on the receiving end of things like this, it’s likely outside Adobes hands. I had a product where they changed licensing to a revenue sharing model, asking for 10% vs a flat fee. Problem was, only like 3-4 customers out of hundr
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by genmud 4y ago
Self driving stuff is really hard, IMHO the US should invest in controlled autonomous vehicle infrastructure and reduce the amount of variables necessary for the vast majority of miles driven. Make it so the vehicles can go through cities a
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Factorio devs are what I want to be when I grow up. So much attention to detail and such an incredible game.
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As someone who sits on some local boards and some committees, some people will never be happy and unfortunately people like that tend to be loud . However, I feel like the vast majority of people not only enjoy, but love the way HN is run
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I would hard disagree with that. I can’t think of a single way that Android would improve my experience on any of the DSLR or mirrorless cameras I own.
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No surprise. It became clear that when Parag took over from Jack, he wouldn’t tolerate anyone who wasn’t a yes man and gutted their security/abuse teams.
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I seriously had to stop using LinkedIn a while back. Originally LI filled this professional networking and personal CRM niche for me. It has become a trash fire as they shifted to encourage more “social” and “engaging” content. Like for rea
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Man, glad nobody saw that one coming.
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I knew it was Rio Verde before I even clicked on it, lol... This goes to show how important it is having a sustainable, intentional water management program. From 1980 -> 2020 census [1] in PHX metro the population went from 1,600,093 -&
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by genmud 4y ago
I feel like there is this giant chasm between the AWS engineers and the actual Amazon engineers. I swear that some of the Amazon apps/services are some of the worst things I use on a regular basis. It feels sometimes like amazon prop

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