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by harikb 5y ago
> A team can often agree this usually just means new team members are stuck respecting the wishes of the old-timers
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by harikb 5y ago
> As part of the grid operator’s emergency response service programs, the mines get paid when they volunteer to do this. “The miners are able to sell their power back into the grid to cover some of their losses for turning off,” Bratche
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Texas Crypto Miners Shuttering Operations as Winter Storm Approaches(coindesk.com)
1 points by harikb 5y ago|1 comments
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by harikb 5y ago
It was a walled garden in a slightly different sense. AOL tried their best to force companies to buy AOL “keyword” so that the clueless user doesn’t have to type .com or .net at the end. If you want a comparison, that is like Google putting
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by harikb 5y ago
Testing, while required, is an orthogonal problem. I haven’t seen a “test” in any ecosystem that can detect a malware
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Abandoned oil well counts are exploding – now that there’s money on the table(grist.org)
2 points by harikb 5y ago|0 comments
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by harikb 5y ago
I believe this is already the case. One is supposed to look for prior art. In fact, most patents build on something else and do list prior art. The problem with proving something is an exact copy is just the nature of our field - anything c
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by harikb 5y ago
With Almaty, Kazakhstan in the news recently because of protests [1] , I thought this part was interesting > Igor came from humble beginnings. The son of a military officer, he was born in a small town in Kazakhstan (then a Soviet republ
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by harikb 5y ago
For the last few United or Delta flights I took, I had seen their ads that said they do this and that “contact less” - pretty standard in the covid world. Right under the ad was a gigantic message that said “contact-less trademark owned by
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by harikb 5y ago
I would imagine, the “m2 fast” is visible more in reading medium sized files than 100k tiny reads (when recursively querying directories like this case GP is taking about) To make GP’s use case better, FS really needs an custom index or req
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by harikb 5y ago
Pulley is safer for kids to operate and not drop on their leg
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by harikb 5y ago
I have a related question on how developers should sandbox their dev work from other uses of their computer (banking, email etc). Even though one might vet/vendor dependencies, these (say pining a version) are done closer to production
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by harikb 5y ago
GP is comparing the integration experience and API layer.
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by harikb 5y ago
Come on, she raised kentonv - have your seen your profile?
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by harikb 5y ago
No, email is an especially brutal service. I had taken this path for 10+ years. If my custom media server or private photo site setup fails, it is not a big deal. But if I can’t login to a shopping site or my family can’t checkin to a fligh
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by harikb 5y ago
On the security aspect, I wonder how is this site affected services that do domain ownership verification [1] where they assume that only a person who owns the domain can edit dns records. I think letsencrpt ACME protocol [2] does it for SS
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by harikb 5y ago
Technical briefs take time to write and publish. Give them benefit of the doubt
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by harikb 5y ago
> which would set aside $2 billion for the kind of older-technology chips of which there is a deep shortage
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by harikb 5y ago
it is common for pre-ipo companies to reduce expenses they can avoid, temporarily, without hitting revenue, so numbers look better
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by harikb 5y ago
Part of this is general attitude towards all hacking - that systems can “never be secured”, it is never the designer/implementer’s fault, and we should just blame the bad actors. When banks/financial systems can get away with not
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by harikb 5y ago
On the other hand, lack of internet allowed one to "borrow" (pirate) software from a friend who had it. No sign in required to ones Jetbrains account.
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by harikb 5y ago
Some of the software in the list should be compared with "enterprise software sales". $335 for a ledger software isn't bad when you think it is bought by a company/business. Moreover, there was a certain amount of hand-h
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by harikb 5y ago
It could also be seed investment to see who is likely to pay up. ROI comes from second attack.
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by harikb 5y ago
My tax person charges several times that amount and I still have to scramble to get all the documents to then. Remember, all the above mentioned issues still exist. If I forget a certain item, it is still my fault
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by harikb 5y ago
Isn’t it a shallow article? One picture of a bunker in Kansas with an unrelated story of a CEO who fixed his eye - this could be any one of the “poor” 99%. I bet Reddit CEO was being sarcastic with that reply.
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by harikb 5y ago
> He even imagines a future in which specialized resorts will arise in locations conducive to brainstorming or strategy formation, where teams will work with the help of professional on-site facilitators. While this may be the romanticiz
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by harikb 5y ago
I meant would it incentivize a 749 revenue company to lose money to save on the 2.5% extra tax
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by harikb 5y ago
Hopefully 15% is for ( Total - 750 )
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by harikb 5y ago
I ready double digit as > 10% higher salary.
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by harikb 5y ago
I read 3/4th of the article and the title entirely as “Panama Papers” and wondered why the 2013 news is still being discussed until I realized….

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