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by ihaveajob 3y ago
My feedback is that I was ready to move on after I searched for pricing, and it appears that it's not shown anywhere unless I sign up. I'll give it a try because it looks interesting and I'm looking for something similar.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
The whaling station is fascinating. It makes me wonder what would be the blend of smells in the air.
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The intended goal was to get the other person to reply :) by inverting the mouth. Instead, the whole "frown face" was inverted.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
The point of solidarity strikes is that there may not be a specific point. It's simply a way for workers from unrelated industries to show support. Apparently, even trash collectors and mail delivery personnel are skipping Tesla.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
The cost of shipping overseas at scale (thanks to containerization, automated ports and gigantic ships) is lower than doing so locally with less efficient means (i.e. your chicken farmer's diesel van). Given that, even if the price of
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
XKCD is such a gem that it's embedded in geek culture much like The Simpsons is in pop culture.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
The worst offenders are those without a link to unsubscribe, and who instead ask you to "reply unsubscribe", which happily for them is also a signal to the email provider that you've interacted with them and therefore are not
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Put simply: There's no incentive for most organizations to implement this like this.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Paywalled, but intriguing.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Yes, I found this very confusing at first. Thanks for confirming.
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
I understand the point is you can do two, but not three of them functions.
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In my opinion, Amazon needs to be split into at least 4 independent entities: - Online marketplace - Consumer products - Internet infrastructure - Delivery logistics Similar to the three-tier distribution system for beer in mos
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
A similar, more passive approach is to tell the AI to conjure 3 or 4 personas representing the main points of view about a particular topic (i.e. "universal basic income"). Each persona is an eloquent expert in the field with a st
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Precisely this. Other commenters are pointing out that the Spanish government doesn't want to lose the option to investigate secessionist leaders, but given the current good relationships between the socialist party and Puigdemont&#x27
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
I was at Intel when they bought McAfee, whose HQ was essentially across the street. The running joke was similar.
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There's past evidence of that. Some link the 2003 Columbia disaster to a slide-based presentation format with insufficient/unclear information. https://mcdreeamiemusings.com/blog/2019/4/13/gsux1
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Thanks! Yes, Let's Encrypt does email you, and they provide extensive documentation for automatic renewals as you say. But even with that, I've had some WordPress instances go dark a few times because of some hard to debug problem
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
This is hilarious, but I think it may have some practical applications. Watch out for hackers though.
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Show HN: WatchMySSL – Automated SSL Certificate Monitoring(watchmyssl.com)
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
Exactly this. I'm sent down Sacramento or San Pablo regularly, instead of the California or King st boulevards. Most people who ride around don't need the directions, but now and then you see someone you can tell is following them
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I feel like nobody in the Google Maps uses a bike for commuting or other daily life purposes. If they did, they wouldn't route me through the most dangerous, fast traffic street in my neighborhood, and instead they would choose the adj
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Pen-test! Just write pen-test and you don't elicit the same innuendo. This is especially true for human-to-human communications.
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I suppose the risk of pollution would be too high, but it'd make for a cool demo. Once on a bike ride, I met a guy who worked painting the GGB. He said he was about 50, but look 65, so it seemed plausible. He wasn't wearing a helm
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by ihaveajob 3y ago
The Golden Gate Bridge is constantly being painted. The conditions are harsher, I suppose. https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/is-the-golden-gate-bridg...
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There's a table that shows the clear inverse correlation between number of added homes and price increases.
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Inspiration for The Human Centipede?
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Others disagree: https://sfstandard.com/2023/01/13/what-is-cerebral-valley-sa...
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Didn't one of the most recent versions of Explorer integrate something like this natively? I remember thinking it's neat, but it's hard to reach critical mass, and without reaching it, it's not very useful.
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This idea is straight out of Cryptonomicon. I remember being fascinated by my first modem's LEDs, and being mindblown when I realized that what seemed like different levels of green were actually the shape of a pseudo-random binary ste
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I worked at Intel for 3 years and I felt similarly. I was in a group writing software to help the R&D physicists figure out the kinks of the low-level devices (next-gen transistors) way before going to silicon. The day-to-day work was r

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