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4y ago
I am curious do you think if he disclosed that at the start of the article you'd feel differently? I think the issue is that after reading and thinking the purpose was to give genuine advice you (and I agree btw) feel cheated knowing t
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Stir/Shaken
(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points
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4y ago
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4y ago
> Musk is right though: What are they actually doing? It took them a decade or so to build an edit button despite having a head count of almost 8000 True that they didn't get anything done and that they suck (I mean personally I hat
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gist
4y ago
This sounds trivially correct but the short article doesn't do enough to support it other than the few anecdotes that are mentioned. This is similar to today when, as an example, the NYT tries to get in front of a trend by highlighting
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gist
4y ago
> I worked in the domain name industry for 4 years. Be careful which TLD you rent (you never buy it). Speaking specifically about .com/org/net/info I would not use either the word 'rent' or 'own' strict
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gist
4y ago
There is even a much larger problem here other than not being able to self-host your own email. The issue is that large providers and large companies have no accountability. No way to ever have a conversation with an actual person (email or
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gist
4y ago
> "You're receiving this email because you signed up on HackerNews" > That is a lie, and a tactic used by utter scum. I think 'utter scum' is an extreme reaction. And it's not necessary to make your poin
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gist
4y ago
Thanks for that. I've been dealing with this issue forever (but never even thought to RTFM on the issue).
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gist
4y ago
Why is it needed at all though? (I know it's the 'style' to disclose like this). Fred is a VC and he is blogging. It's assumed he has some interest or bias and anyone reading should be skeptical. This is not a news stor
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gist
4y ago
Godaddy competitor here. This doesn't sound right for a few reasons. First Godaddy manages a massive amount of domains. For them to be doing anything like this would really defy common sense. They'd be hit with tons of complaints
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Phishers Swim Around 2FA in Coinbase Account Heists
(threatpost.com)
2 points
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4y ago
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1 comments
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gist
4y ago
> The real reason they’re targeted is that, quite simply, they’re unable to fight back. I think there is a misunderstanding of what an 'audit' means. It can be as simple as a letter from the IRS (after their analysis alerts the
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4y ago
Separate point what's with the tendency other than to try and impress and mislead in some way to use 'Labs' (ie Opendoor Labs) in your business name when what you are doing has nothing to do at all with the traditional defini
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4y ago
It makes sense that for some 'ask or tell us something' that guideline should not apply. And by posting (that type of suggestion) and not following the rule HN gets to also review what others think in terms of an idea. And DANG or
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4y ago
This impacts one server: "[Investigating] Our Technical Operations team is currently investigating connectivity issues affecting one of our shared web servers (iad1-shared-d12-02). We are closely monitoring the situation and will be po
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gist
4y ago
One issue that I have is that article uses 100 as an arbitrary cutoff vs. say 99 or 97 whatever. What areas have higher than average let's say 95 year olds? Nothing special about 100 vs. let's say 99 or 101 other than people love
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4y ago
> I believe these cameras haven't decreased crime. They also don't really add more security. It's a shame though they are everywhere, with disregard for privacy right on people's property. So yes, I'm biased. I h
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4y ago
Agree. HN is not a charity and it is most certainly profitable enough to be able to not have so much effort vested in one person (if that is the case that is). I understand fully PG thanking him publicly for his effort and the pats on the b
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4y ago
> I argue there is a big difference between giving something away as open source and giving something away and indirectly making money through e.g. advertising. True. But OP's reply misses the point which is 'causes pain'.
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4y ago
> This line of thinking is based on a fundamentally flawed view of google. In almost all cases, you are _not_ the customer. You are the product. A business does not provide service to it's product. Who is the product when a musician
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4y ago
> I'm a little sympathetic to Google here, because there's no way that they can offer real customer service to the entire Internet. I run some small businesses and get dumb phone calls all of the time from confused people think
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4y ago
Really not a big deal. Worse case scenario pay them for 60 days. Best case scenario the amount they pay them as severance counts toward the 60 days. https://webapps.dol.gov/elaws/eta/warn/faqs.asp
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4y ago
> Who do you think? Who wrote the article? The word 'my' might be a hint. I am challenging how someone arrives at that conclusion if they are the judge (which seems implied). Sivers gives nothing at all to indicate - not even a
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4y ago
> My advice to anyone who writes: Try writing one sentence per line. I’ve been doing it for twenty years, and it improved my writing more than anything else. Who is the judge of 'it improved my writing more than anything else'?
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4y ago
> I ordered a new Porsche SUV in the middle of December I just ordered a 911. It's a July build scheduled to be in September (let's hope it actually arrives). I had a Macan S that got held up in port in 2019 for months (once i
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4y ago
> I can't help but wonder if the physical offices were actually closed for security reasons. Good point and an interesting though actually.
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Gemini lays off 10% of workforce
(techcrunch.com)
3 points
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4y ago
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2 comments
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A Message from Cameron and Tyler
(gemini.com)
19 points
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4y ago
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8 comments
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4y ago
Using 'amateur' (quoted or not) is click bait. It's an embellishment to the rest of the headline. For that matter even though it's true the graphics cards are as well. Only thing that could have made it more click bait
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Google Trends for NFT
(trends.google.com)
31 points
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gist
4y ago
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