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by hartator 5y ago
Original project: https://github.com/Akshay090/svg-banners
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by hartator 5y ago
From Ghost CEO's email: > Years ago, when l was younger and knew better, used to be very aggressive to companies on Twitter and lecture them about how they should do business. It was awful, honestly, and I regret how I behaved. Even
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by hartator 5y ago
Unpopular view here, but if they want to do code just because they hear it pays well, steer them away. Coding is not easy. And it requires a lot of fiddling with things and a lot alone time trying to figure things out. Transcribe your own s
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by hartator 5y ago
> as inflation is the result of pandemic related production halts Is it? It's way more probably that having 40% of our Dollars being created in the last 12 months is the actual root cause. Ref: https://fred.stlouisfed.org
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by hartator 5y ago
I think the team unwillingness to discuss pricing with Eddy was a dick move to Eddy.
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by hartator 5y ago
> Something definitely went wrong somewhere Printing infinite money might have fucked up the economy.
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by hartator 5y ago
It will be good to focus in reopening most borders before moving forward with more bureaucratic agreement. The world is becoming a closed place where out of democratic reach bureaucrats are making most of the decisions.
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by hartator 5y ago
> but by debates in scholarly journals. And these debates should be open. It's incredible how hard getting data on clinical studies are vs. here our culture of open source.
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by hartator 5y ago
How can people still support Mozilla at this point?
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by hartator 5y ago
> Strongly disagree. The outage has millions of people entering "Facebook" into their search engines. Most engines will conveniently put related news at the top of the search results page. The most recent and widespread Faceboo
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by hartator 5y ago
Isn't Facebook.com still down?
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by hartator 5y ago
SerpApi | https://serpapi.com | Senior Web Engineer | Austin, TX | Full-time | ONSITE or FULLY REMOTE (We're a remote first company) | $150k 1099 SerpApi is the API to scrape and parse search engine results. We deeply suppo
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by hartator 5y ago
> i.e., compromise of Coinbase's infrastructure How is this not? 2FA is not to 2FA is you can recover your account with just a text. It does seem a bad engineering decision on their side.
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by hartator 5y ago
> newspapers must publish anything a private citizen wants to put in the paper. The thing is social media have been treated so far more like a Fedex/UPS service than a newspaper. If they do want to open up all messages to place thei
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by hartator 5y ago
> Even for Fiscal Year 2021 Sorry meant 2020. The number is from wikipedia and is not speculative as far as I know: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_governm... > Lots of economic activity is (
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by hartator 5y ago
Another figure I like to focus on it's public spending as percentage of GDP. In 2020, the U.S. government has spent 46.18% of the total GPD. Which means almost half of every economic activities in the U.S. were directly spent by the go
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by hartator 5y ago
> But that doesn't make "$146T" a meaningful number. If you have to pay annuity to a relative until they die, I don't think it reflects a good picture of your net worth to ignore that number either.
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by hartator 5y ago
> http://comp.social.gatech.edu/papers/cscw18-chand-hate.pdf This paper is trash. On defining hate speech, "we focus on textual content that is distinctively characteristic of these forums", so, yes, banni
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by hartator 5y ago
> Can you provide examples of the lies you're referring to? The mask one not being useful is a lie where Fauci was trying to reserve masks for medical staff. Why not lying again about the current vaccine effectiveness/side effe
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by hartator 5y ago
> That line of reasoning doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Can you think about one time in history when you conclude "the government was right to censor this"?
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by hartator 5y ago
> When I filed for paternity leave, I was paid quite a few weeks for not working at all, because the country where I live understands that workers are people who have lives and struggle with major life events. No country has this kind of
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by hartator 5y ago
> Yeah, we've analyzed enough data over the years that I think for the most part we can finally move away from this. I am curious. What were the analyses and what's your conclusion(s)?
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by hartator 5y ago
They say fully compatible with S3 API. I expect workers access to be just a sweet addition.
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by hartator 5y ago
$23.7 million to transfer $100,000. It's becoming a hard sell.
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I think the big red "Misleading" is the libel.
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by hartator 5y ago
> Given that many pieces of content posted on Facebook can separately make the same claim, it is not necessary to create a separate claim review article for each post we rate. I mean they are admitting here that Stossel never made the cl
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by hartator 5y ago
Yes, it seems pretty obvious they are free to fact check if they want to but they also become responsible of all these new fact check contents they push.
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by hartator 5y ago
In the video, it also says "climate change is real", "climate change has made things worse", and "CA warmed up by 3 deg in the last 50 years". And they blame the CA gov for stopping controlled fires in the last
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by hartator 5y ago
> In the process of building Phoenix, I believe we've hit on some new ideas that will change the way we think about building applications in much the same way Rails did for CRUD apps. I think that's the issue with Phoenix. An a
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by hartator 5y ago
I never got the unlimited PTO policy. Can’t you immediately go in vacation with no end after being hired? Obviously not, so why lying instead of just clearly laying out policies?

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