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4y ago
there would need heavy moderation in order to avoid nefarious things like contract killings
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There's no opting out of facebook unless you take extreme measures.
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Banksy is represented by the world's top gallerists. You think they don't know who they're doing business with?
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4y ago
From what I understand art world folks very well know who Banksy is, but I don't think such is the case for the tech world and Satoshi.
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4y ago
There's a cool talk from a hackerone event on using jsfuzz to find bugs in dom sanitizers.
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4y ago
I'm not a fan of college, but if I were hiring for a tech job, I think I would take the college grad that studied CS/engineering over a burger flipper with little exposure to technology.
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4y ago
I've never worked at a company that had a head of mental health and wellbeing. Is this a common position?
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That's a function of the car, not the payment mechanism. I look up the VIN and review the title before I buy the car...
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4y ago
You're right. When I meet a guy off craigslist that wants to sell me his car, he needs proof that I didn't steal the $12k I'm handing him in an envelope, and then I keep tabs on him to make sure he doesn't do anything il
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Reminds me of this old classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Butter_Battle_Book
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My point is in response to you saying that you find OP's sentiment condescending when it's clearly not even targeted at the few people that have these real issues.
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No offense, but you are the extreme minority. Given the average social circle, there might not even be a single person that fits that mold. What's stopping everyone else from getting together? It's not because they're worried
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I came across this not too long ago. I recently picked up awk and went looking for unique / unlikely programs written in the language. This is completely mind blowing.
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Over investing in products that didn't gain traction.
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I've personally never had this experience at the unlimited PTO companies I've worked at, but I have had awful experiences with PTO at the start of my career when every company had fixed PTO. I really think it all depends on manage
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With normal PTO you are still expected to pull your weight...
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Good point, and I think that's valid. I would say that it's not a bad deal, but it's probably as good as your manager. Sorry to hear about your burnout.
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I've worked at multiple "unlimited pto" companies and my experience has not been this at all. Unlimited PTO = we won't babysit what you do with your time as long as you pull your weight.
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4y ago
I bet that we have reached close to maximum saturation of folks getting boosted. Less and less people will be getting these shots, but since they have a taste for the money that was pouring in, they can jack up the price to make up for lack
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In NYC lots of younger folks are also subsidized by mom & dad and/or live 5 to an apartment.
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Is ice cream nutritional food? I live in a big city and my point is that no is waiting around to chase down the one person working so that they can unlock the cabinet/fridge for them. Often there's not even anyone to be found to d
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When's the last time you actually went to check if they are on the shelf?
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My local rite aid keeps the ice cream fridge and soaps (among other things) locked. There's no way this actually helps them. It might make more sense to just not carry these products if they're being stolen so much.
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Aave, Uniswap, Opensea, ENS, to name a few.
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How so? It's a pretty common term used to describe entities that engage in digital fraud, malware, etc.
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This attitude isn't helping anyone, yourself included... but if you leaned into responsible disclosure you might find your way into a job that saves you from homelessness.
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There are some great videos on youtube about how people hack their oven's auto clean mode in order to get the temperature up for the purposes of making a killer pizza. The auto clean, blasts the oven at a high temperature, but when it&
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But this press release suggests otherwise! Apparently there are so many cabs that it's worth it for them to pay money to skip to the front of the line.
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Oh for sure... I'm used to waiting forever for a cab sometimes at JFK, which kind of suggests there's not a whole pool of cabs waiting to pick someone up. I guess I'm surprised that given these volumes cabs have to wait as lo
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What will those pesky RUSSIAN HACKERS get up to next!?!? It is nuts though that this can scale to $10k/day... There must be a LOT of cabs waiting in line.
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