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ianhawes
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To be fair, you still had to graduate from said prestigious engineering university. And a degree doesn't net you a job. And a job doesn't net you a career.
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Discrimination in the US is based on socioeconomic status just as much as race.
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ianhawes
4y ago
Your comment is mostly wrong. The terrorist "watch-list" is a database of people that the US government considers at-risk of committing acts of terrorism. Whether you believe that is another story. The no-fly list is a subset of t
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ianhawes
4y ago
You can obtain a Redress Control Number[0] from the DHS which acts as an identifier if your name matches that of someone on the no fly list. Most airline reservation systems support this as it has been around for ~10 years. [0] https:/
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ianhawes
4y ago
Directing someone to commit a crime is still a crime. OpenAI most likely has criminal liability in this instance and the FBI should open an investigation if they haven't already.
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ianhawes
4y ago
You're just wrong. PSRs are widely accepted and all serious frameworks and PHP libraries implement them as needed. I haven't seen a PHP package in quite a long time that didn't implement PSR-4.
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I took mine to a local shop that specializes in Mac repairs and they quoted me a week to have it done but it was completed next day for free. I did, however, eventually have another key start breaking and bought a newer model when I otherwi
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ianhawes
4y ago
This article doesn’t elaborate and I’m not convinced their source(s) are accurate. There is a competing “source” from another news organization that is claiming they caught this guy when his phone pinged a “smart device” (Alexa or similar)
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ianhawes
4y ago
Things may have changed but IIRC you can bid on a competitors keyword on Google BUT you cannot use their trademarked brand in the content. It would appear the Filmora ad violates this. Submit a complaint to Google.
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ianhawes
4y ago
I agree with you, HOWEVER, we have yet to see or hear rumors of any type of search warrant(s) being executed in the Bahamas or the US. As we saw with the Fyre Festival guy and other similar fraud cases, the government wants to move quickly
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4y ago
Women are already convicted of less crimes and sentenced to less time (on average).
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A general PSA for those finding this later on: Unless you expect to close a round of VC funding within 3-5 months (i.e. you already have investors lined up) you should generally save yourself the hassle and form a Delaware LLC instead. The
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Totally agree, is there a way to tag a HN manager to get the comment deleted?
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ianhawes
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I don’t think the typography on this site is particularly remarkable. Seems to be the browser default. Though, the orange header is interesting.
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4y ago
Not specific to this bug, but I recently setup a hosted Protonmail account with a custom domain and got myself and my wife on it because we do not trust G suite and don’t want all our eggs in one basket. We both use the native mobile app an
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4y ago
You're not wrong from a technical perspective, but typically the purchaser would be a broker that re-sells these types of exploits to a state-level actor, or even to another broker. Said brokers are interested in acquiring exploits tha
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It will be interesting to see what species of bottom feeders adapts to the warming waters in the Bering Sea. We can only hope it is as delicious!
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ianhawes
4y ago
Possibly because the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine is not any likelier, given the inevitable radioactive fallout that would drift east into Russia? I hate Putin, don’t get me wrong, but if he were to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine,
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ianhawes
4y ago
Check your rates if you're paying that much. I can ship envelopes via FedEx to Europe for $30-$45. Even less with DHL.
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4y ago
It sounded OK in my head :-)
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4y ago
I will take the OP's story at face value, but I think a common theme in these sort of posts is the "Stripe not happy with my business model" angle which typically does not actually include any details about the business model
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"John F. Kennedy" to "Chemical formula" Time: 54.809 Seconds Number of links visited: 7 The path you took: [ "John F. Kennedy", "Harvard University", "List of Nobel laureates by university affili
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4y ago
Synapse FI ( https://synapsefi.com ) -- They have been around for awhile.
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He has quite a few other pending lawsuits, plus the jury can still find for punitive damages. But you are somewhat correct, filings show that he has spent $15M in legal fees, though his income is around $62M.
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Anecdotally, in the US we name tropical storms and hurricanes. There have been cases in the past where storms that were just as severe that did not originate in the Atlantic were never named and caused significant damage. There was a push s
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“Independent” if we pretend China doesn’t exist.
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This is my experience with big accounting/finance firms as well.
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The rise and fall of InVision (2021)
(uxdesign.cc)
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I doubt that Coinbase would want to arrest this person at their offices. I'm sure that the plan was to question the suspect with the FBI present. If the FBI asks a question, and you lie, it's a felony. If your employer asks you a
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Stripe shuts down payment processing for official TailwindCSS job board
(twitter.com)
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