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by hartator 5y ago
Lol came here to just say that. The microphone auth prompt results in stress going waaay up.
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by hartator 5y ago
SerpApi | https://serpapi.com | Senior Web Engineer | Based in Austin, TX but everyone is remote | Full-time | ONSITE or FULLY REMOTE (We're a remote first company) | $150k 1099 SerpApi is the API to scrape and parse search
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by hartator 5y ago
Was the little animated gifs the end results? Looks pretty sick if it is.
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by hartator 5y ago
Well for some alternative app store named f-droid, you expect them to be the home of all the rejections of the Play Store. What the point of jailbreaking your phone if you end up with the same limitations.
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by hartator 5y ago
This is unfair characterization. Because Gab sticks to a very liberal (in the traditional sense) interpretation of the 1st amendment, it's probably the home of marginalized voices. However doesn't mean Gab supports their points of
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by hartator 5y ago
Fun that the first opportunity they had to make a difference they choose censorship over openness.
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by hartator 5y ago
By accepting even more Google money?
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by hartator 5y ago
I am paying a subscription for extra GBs in one of these legacy “free” plans. (Remember they reduced GBs not so long ago?) I wonder what happen to my account.
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by hartator 5y ago
And just before, they will try to inject ads in the blockchain.
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by hartator 5y ago
How do you know concentrations is not even worse? Same person can have multiple accounts.
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by hartator 5y ago
This is just basic nihilism. Nihilism is easily rejected for things that matter. It’s easy to reject the abstracted Apple when you are not hungry. Bur when you are hungry, you are very glad you have access to these apples; no matter what so
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by hartator 5y ago
I think To-Do lists have limited usefulness. For very specific predetermined tasks, they are of course useful. Like recipes, grocery lists, or doing taxes. However outside of that, it’s ridiculous to use To-Do lists when better tools are av
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by hartator 5y ago
PAL is 1-2 clicks once they are open. And you borrow a lot at a very low interests. You might lose your stocks though if the market goes down too much. Please note that the lack of paperwork in Ethereum just means you borrow or loan money i
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by hartator 5y ago
> without permission or interference from a third party Aren’t other nodes the third parties? If you are talking automated loan, you should look into credit lines backed by assets. Pledge assets lines. Once open, it’s fully automated and
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by hartator 5y ago
I love small form laptops! I wish Apple restarts soon their slim line like the original MacBook Air (the envelope one!) and 12” Macbook.
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by hartator 5y ago
Yes, it’s easy to forget we are in of the highest paying industry. But yeah interviews should skip some redtape and HR bs.
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by hartator 5y ago
> that all holders of USD are effectively taxable. Yes. It would have been a very different conversation if the fed was taking 40% of all checking/saving account cash. Which is technically not different in term of transfer of wealth
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by hartator 5y ago
> A significant portion of consumer inflation is still being driven by pandemic-driven mismatches between demand and supply. Or maybe printing 40% more dollars is the main driver here? This feels like a very dishonest take.
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by hartator 5y ago
> You can game 24/7 and dry your clothes every night of the week and STILL use less power than a modern, efficient single miner node. About 50% less! I think OP point still stands. This is comparable in term of "waste".
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by hartator 5y ago
> What remains to be seen is whether the design decisions that make the 6500 XT sub-optimal for mining also make it sub-optimal for gaming. Yes, I would be worried that for certain games; performance will be oddly super bad.
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by hartator 5y ago
Sounds like a great company to work for.
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by hartator 5y ago
Anyone knows what the author meant by the "LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY" message? It's unclear if it's referring to current authoritarian turns in our western world, big corps using his software for free, or something else.
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by hartator 5y ago
> But that’s not the client asking for the money. That’s the credit card owner, who is another person. How can you be sure of that? Robin can just be lying. In both cases, Robin opening the chargeback or Robin using someone else’s credit
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by hartator 5y ago
Thanks! I’ll play around with it.
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by hartator 5y ago
I am curious as well. I’ve created a wallet: nano_1g6bkdkp9h6y4594sa3kiyu4xdmfz3nbj9z4zeptrdatcztpprcdsno5p6nr How is it secure if it’s not doing any wasteful mining though?
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by hartator 5y ago
I think we paid around $2.7k in fees because of foreign cards. We also lost an additional $30k that month as we've refunded fully everyone including active customers that was bound to renew for real but another day.
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by hartator 5y ago
I think Mongoid is an official MongoDB lib. But yeah, we should have used the raw Ruby MongoDB client at least for this. This way the code would have been more explicit.
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A routine gem update ended up creating $73k worth of subscriptions(serpapi.com)
521 points by hartator 5y ago|321 comments
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by hartator 5y ago
I will read this later.
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by hartator 5y ago
Isn’t Sentry just fancy logging at the end of the day?

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