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by grumple 4y ago
Wow. Now that you say it, that seems really obvious. He managed to do an unscheduled sale of stock at the peak of the market.
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by grumple 4y ago
Beat botnets with this one simple trick!
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by grumple 4y ago
It's not punishment. Stock price * shares != actual value of the company. As more shares go onto market, demand naturally decreases as supply satiates existing demand, thus causing the price to decrease. I'm sure this is covered i
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by grumple 4y ago
Totally get it, and it is a problem. I don't like it, and I also don't like clipboard access. Browsers could have a mode that prevents this, similar to how certain features don't work unless a user has interacted with the pag
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by grumple 4y ago
Well, this happened: 1. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59214544 It's not that much of a stretch to think women could be convicted for using alcohol or tobacco, or eventually for any reason the right want
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by grumple 4y ago
This is pretty common and it's easy to do. It was popularized first by Google search decades ago, then by Facebook search. How do you think they make suggestions as you are typing? Responsiveness creates a better user experience. In ou
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by grumple 4y ago
This is such an easy problem to solve. There are simple technical tools to prevent bots from enrolling. More advanced detection methods will catch basically all of the rest. And then you can and should be contacting prospective students via
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by grumple 4y ago
With a safety razor I get way more cuts, bumps, and the occasional slice of my thumb... and I'm still tossing the blade. With multi-blade cartidges, I shave faster and with less pain for only marginally more waste (and much greater cos
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by grumple 4y ago
Wikipedia is not limited by the number of pages that exist in a volume. A given page existing doesn't generally make it harder to find another entry. The notability criterion is more applicable to an encyclopedia limited by disc or pap
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by grumple 4y ago
This sort of mistake happens all the time when you write in multiple languages. A key solution is code review, a standard practice which doesn't seem to have happened here (and certainly isn't the fault of a junior).
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by grumple 4y ago
If you do a job search in linkedin, there's an option at the top left to set an alert.
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by grumple 5y ago
Those first few years when it was limited to certain edu addressed fueled the hype and growth.
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by grumple 5y ago
When Facebook was first created, there was no feed. We flocked to it because it was useful for a few important reasons: 1) communicating with friends, 2) finding events to go to, 3) organizing groups, 4) storing and sharing photos, and 5) m
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by grumple 5y ago
Sounds like something easily repeatable in the US, or that almost happened here recently...
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by grumple 5y ago
The same "not necessarily" would presumably apply to the choice of law clause as well, for example if California decided they didn't want a company attempting to evade their laws with such a clause, which presumably would be
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by grumple 5y ago
Ok, "Comrade". What you're doing here is classic whataboutism. You have deflected any responsibility or acknowledgement of the facts: that Russia initiated the conflict without provocation, that it was under false pretenses (
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by grumple 5y ago
I've been to shops selling Arizona cans for $1.99. I don't think it's uncommon.
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by grumple 5y ago
> Boomers were brainwashed with cold war propaganda all their lives and don't see Russians as people. Even millenials were exposed to the same propaganda as kids. What...? We absolutely do see Russians as people. We also see this as
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by grumple 5y ago
We've talked about compliance and advertising revenue, which I think are good points for discussion. The motivations of Elon are unclear. What is clear is that he hates feeling like his behavior is being controlled or monitored. He lov
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by grumple 5y ago
What is this, slut shaming? I'm a man and not the person you replied to. I've had close to a dozen long-term partners and many more short-term ones. This is not uncommon in the western world for men and women. Everybody gets annoy
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by grumple 5y ago
You're really just wrong. If this is your lived experience, you need to understand that the majority of the world has minor conflicts like this all the time. Get out, make friends, go to college and see the circus that is random roomma
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by grumple 5y ago
Would be pretty incredible if the git branch command had a vulnerability. On the other hand, having a git aware PS1 would also immediately alert you to the fact that a user had created a top level .git folder, thereby allowing you to preven
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by grumple 5y ago
> It is in nobody's hand, but everybody who decides to run a validating node. Those nodes are literally owned by people. The wealthier the person, the more nodes they can run. Which is exactly how crypto took off; drug cartels mined
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by grumple 5y ago
I think OP does bring up an important subject. The 00's set the stage for the 10's. The events they mentioned caused a huge lack of trust in our institutions - government, private, and media. The average American was a loser in th
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by grumple 5y ago
I suspect he doesn't have that much liquidity. Twitter is number 484 by market cap.
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by grumple 5y ago
He's known for running his employees into the ground, generally treating people poorly. Pay is sub-par compared both to big tech for tech workers (although not really when the stock does well) and to skilled labor for laborers. You can
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by grumple 5y ago
Sidekiq is open source, so couldn't you or someone else make another gem for the change? I know there are gems already that enable sidekiq to replicate some of the paid or enterprise features without paying for those plans.
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by grumple 5y ago
I like the idea of this consultant work, but I also find the idea that people are incapable of learning a new field because they missed out on lessons earlier in life outrageous and simply incorrect (I don't think the author was intent
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by grumple 5y ago
This is sort of the problem with academia in general, isn't it? And the worst part is that it's a self-reinforcing problem. Students see the academic path and at some point along the way realize it's not for them. It doesn&#x
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by grumple 5y ago
> Is there a service out there that basically provides the same good user experience, CI/CD and has no costs for public repos? The answer is no. Other UIs are much worse in my experience. I haven't given Gitlab a good shake in

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