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by hysan 7y ago
They way he glossed over money being the problem really shows how much of a position of privilege he is in. Of course money is the problem. More specifically, the subset of money that is profits. How can you build if you don’t feel secure
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by hysan 7y ago
One problem that I wish all of these “Move Away from Gmail” articles would address is how to update all of the websites you’ve already created accounts on to your new email address. I’ve had my own email address for several years, but I sti
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by hysan 7y ago
While true, this is more of a Google problem than a 2FA problem. Google will lock you out of your account even without 2FA if it cannot recognize you. It happened to me on a Google Apps account that does not have 2FA.[1] Customer service sh
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by hysan 7y ago
To me, $50 seems more realistic because of data caps. You simply cannot stream enough content nowadays without forking over more money to ISPs. Pricing would become a balancing act. It’s an interesting thought experiment to wonder how those
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by hysan 7y ago
Quick search brings up this: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/mar/13/viral-imag... Which doesn’t shows that there isn’t a single consensus source yet. The article points out one source with 25.
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by hysan 7y ago
Sounds like they aren’t using Byteboard ( https://byteboard.dev/ ) yet. It’s been a while since that was launched. I wonder if Google plans to ever try it as part of their hiring process.
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Was not kidding and thank you :)
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I feel like there must be some sort of internet law that says, “gross incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.”
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> we lost a ton of money training these students and they don’t owe us anything, but that’s the right thing to do. I’ve heard similar statements many times from bootcamps and it’s never sat well with me. It’s one of the major contributin
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by hysan 7y ago
I’ve been giving Firefox a chance over the past two weeks, but one thing that I haven’t figured out is how to open a new tab in the current container that I’m in via the keyboard. It’s driving me nuts that I have to use the mouse. Does anyo
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Our first patent troll(mycroft.ai)
455 points by hysan 7y ago|102 comments
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by hysan 7y ago
Or what if your significant other was the one working while you were a stay at home parent taking care of N children only for them to die in an accident at a young age. What then?
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by hysan 7y ago
When I heard news of bans like this, my thought is that their goal is two-fold: 1. Inconvenience current users 2. Prevent new users so the service doesn’t gain traction With the second reason being their true motive.
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by hysan 7y ago
One way to read this is “Google is serving up ads for what would have been the top search result anyway.” This makes you then wonder, why pay for ads? Because if you don’t, a competitor will and that is where the article takes the turn into
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by hysan 7y ago
It’s possible they have an A/B test running to see if limiting searches increases Premium subscription conversion. You’re probably in the control bucket.
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by hysan 7y ago
And my name was filtered by Spectrum, who at the time was the only ISP in my area. Made chat support incredibly difficult whenever I had to type in my name. Explaining why I wrote it with spaces with an explanation to remove which spaces wa
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by hysan 7y ago
From what I'm reading in comments, clients are the biggest UX gap. I'm planning on finally setting up a solution for my family and was initially leaning towards Plex for simplicity client-side. If you were to convince me to try Je
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In the era of data collection, even Box Tops has an app for that(abc10.com)
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I wasn’t referring to the IP clauses when I said moving towards. I meant it in the context of employers glorifying passion and moving the baseline job requirements towards having projects outside of work.
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> It's absurd for any company to say they're going to attract passionate programmers, and then expect them to just roll over and give up projects that were started before they even joined at the company. What I find more absurd
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by hysan 7y ago
Perhaps, but this is only important if you need the absolute best coder above all other skills. People do other things during their free time that can build valuable skills that contribute to them being a better programmer and teammate. For
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by hysan 7y ago
One of the big reasons I left my last job was because management talked a lot about PD (professional development). However, the approval process for learning resources was vague and long. On top of that, we were told to learn on our own tim
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by hysan 7y ago
It’s worked once but then it’d randomly stop. Dealt with trying to get it to keep working on and off for a long time before giving up. Maybe something has changed in the past few years, but out of curiosity, I went and did some searching to
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by hysan 7y ago
I have this set. On mobile, this won’t work.
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What vast informational resources that are available. Which can be trusted and how to verify sources. How to use those resources to research and problem solve. More importantly, how to problem solve (scientific method, logic, etc). Your CS
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by hysan 7y ago
This is a great teaching technique as well. It opens the door for students to realize that they can attempt to solve a problem on their own. You also gain more insight into what roadblocks they are running into and what to really focus on.
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by hysan 7y ago
My hunch is that parent has Peak Performance Capability battery throttling turned on. When my 6S crashes and turns that protective feature on, I too noticed how slow everything gets. But I disable that because I'd rather have the occas
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by hysan 7y ago
I recently moved to a new apartment in a new city/state. It has one of those nice locker systems for packages. You can tell who are random contractors for Amazon deliveries based on their inability to access the room without help from
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by hysan 7y ago
Yes and no. Without saying too much, I’ll say that you might be lacking information about the nature of the contracts that need to be signed and other internal dealings. Remember, this is coming from a Meetup employee. They were acquired an
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by hysan 7y ago
Animals crossing the street is rare, but a situation I'd expect self-driving cars to be trained on. I doubt they classified all known large animals, so shouldn't there have been a classification to anticipate animals it doesn&#x27

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