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by gukov 5y ago
It’s a done deal. This war is the contract.
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by gukov 5y ago
What this is doing is permanently aligning Russia with China. This is Putin’s guarantee to China that they’re their forever trading partner and will never look West, at least any time soon.
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by gukov 5y ago
More commonly known as survivorship bias.
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by gukov 5y ago
Have you seen https://todomvc.com/ ?
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by gukov 5y ago
Public post mortems are usually done by growing companies that have something to lose. AWS is too big to “lose” anything.
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by gukov 5y ago
Yeah, not after this: https://twitter.com/who/status/1217043229427761152?s=21
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by gukov 5y ago
So a whistleblower from company A should wait until company B has a whistleblower, otherwise it will look bad?
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by gukov 5y ago
Everyone knows deploying anything critical on the first and the last day of a work week is not a good idea. Is Facebook run differently?
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by gukov 5y ago
On hanami.run: > Never lost your emails. Should be "Never lose your emails."
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by gukov 5y ago
Twitter is abuzz and not in a good way: https://twitter.com/search?q=letsencrypt&src=typed_query&f=l... Slack and Shopify seem to be affected.
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by gukov 5y ago
Look into the Type1Grit community: https://youtu.be/FXRNYWPooqc
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by gukov 5y ago
Pretty much every large government initiative introduces friction that makes someone really rich: - Patriot Act after 9/11 (defense industry, metal scanners, TSA) - Covid response (big pharma, hospitals, protective equipment, etc.
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by gukov 5y ago
This is along the lines of “systems over goals.” Eg. walk for 30 minutes every day vs lose 30 pounds.
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by gukov 5y ago
Have you looked into Fiasp? I found it to be faster than Apidra.
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by gukov 6y ago
Generating endless ideas is how my brain fights off boredom. Bringing those ideas to life is a different story. The brain is too busy generating new ideas.
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by gukov 6y ago
Sure, they won't ban them for themselves, they'll just ban them for the regular people. Then iPhone will become an even bigger status symbol.
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by gukov 6y ago
https://outline.com/rtuEXC
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by gukov 6y ago
If it's for business use you should be able to expense it.
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An Update to How We Address Movements and Organizations Tied to Violence(about.fb.com)
3 points by gukov 6y ago|1 comments
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by gukov 6y ago
Independent interpretation (ie. done not for clicks and views) of scientific data is more important than ever.
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Vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of funds(monokh.com)
3 points by gukov 6y ago|0 comments
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by gukov 6y ago
Any CEO of an ad-driven platform that willingly doesn't want to use everything they have on users to increase the revenue won't be the CEO for long.
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by gukov 6y ago
Eric Schmidt worked on Hillary's campaign in 2016[1] so it's not out of the realm of possibility that it's already been happening. [1] https://qz.com/823922/eric-schmidt-played-a-crucial-role-in-...
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by gukov 6y ago
Plaid does all the storing.
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by gukov 6y ago
Similarly to Amazon replacing popular products with their own, Google is doing the same with search results.
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by gukov 6y ago
What a great way to demo the product, right off the bat.
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by gukov 6y ago
Here's one theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPYiif7znZw&feature=youtu.be... (Scott Adams @ Commonwealth Club of California).
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by gukov 6y ago
More specifically they want people to search on Google and stay there. Pretty much everyone starts their search on Google.
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by gukov 6y ago
Premature optimization also plays a role. Everyone should start with a notepad and a pencil and move up to something more advanced once they outgrow the most basic method of note taking. It's a bit like buying a top of line DSLR when y
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by gukov 6y ago
For a p0 event, kind of.

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