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Block Protocol seeking adoption from Gutenberg Project (WordPress block editor)
(thenewstack.io)
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I have an extremely similar system hacked together myself. It has definitely been a game changer for my relationships. I created it because I decided about a year ago I wanted to be a better friend, and the best friends I had were extremely
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If anyone has FortiNet FortiGate routers, they have something called "automation stitches"[0] which are a way to action on nearly any event, and they can be created in the routers config file. They can even run scripts and chain t
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This is awesome! I love reading about projects like this. Always gets me thinking about how I can do little things like this for my life workflows. > installing MyQ W-Fi connected garage doors Haha you were already light-years ahead of m
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I think by "invisible message" they mean it's invisible to the receiver because it's in their spam folder. I also thought this was a way to send a normal email to the spam folder, but looks like it is assuming the spam f
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Bogleheads Investing Books
(bogleheads.org)
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Robot performs keyhole surgery without human help for the first time
(metro.co.uk)
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The Block Protocol
(blockprotocol.org)
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Do you mind sharing what some of them do?
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The only conferences I have attended have been AWS re:Invent. I've been twice in person and did the virtual conference in 2020. > It is too much cramming My approach has been to tailor my schedule to include the talks that will supe
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For web applications Frontend: Angular Backend: Python CI/CD: GitHub Actions Cloud: AWS DB: Postgres or DynamoDB
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When I fill out the form I get: > We've encountered an error Sorry, this service is not currently offered to residents of your state. If you need further assistance, you can call Customer Care at (866) 295-6801. Customer Care is ava
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> Yes, Send Me The World's Wisdom Pretty good call to action.
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I've had a January - April interview process before. Not FAANG at all, but a pretty big company. For me the first few months were HR and the last half were the coding/technical/hiring manager interviews, save one online codin
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Ask HN: Virtual Dress Shirt Software
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Good time for a lunch break I guess
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I think you can switch back to east-1 when you get to the service you are wanting to look at.
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I can get to the phd page but can't get to any other service from there. Kinda weird!
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No exception for a lab? Our network engineering team has a lab (it’s an office) where they keep a bunch hardware and this and that. It’s pretty much one persons office.
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> he complained about a manikin that got dressed up at special occasions because it was immodest Uhhhh... dare I ask to explain what was going on with said mannequin? What kind of “special occasion” requires this... ritual? Also, I can’t
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While you sleep, a device harvests energy from your sweaty fingertips
(nature.com)
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New generation artificial heart implanted in patient
(corporate.dukehealth.org)
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I’m not a psychologist, but I don’t think psychology is entirely comprised of studying “the mind” or the super ego/sense of self that you are referring. Specifically with human behavioral biology, it is concerned with what happens with
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Take no. 6 for example: Behave by Robert M. Sapolsky. Dr. Sapolsky is a professor at Stanford with nearly 300 publications [0] and has been teaching biology and neurology for years. I'm curious, why do you think this book is pop-pseudo
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Starting businesses that went under in 2001 did the trick for mine.
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I agree. I was able to lessen the price by buying the previous gen (the one without the amber screen option) on letgo/OfferUp for $100. Monitored those apps as well as FB marketplace for a few weeks until I got a good deal. Sold my App
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Happy customer as well. I also like the peace of mind if I find myself in a situation where I need to provide an email to use a service and expect some spam later knowing that I can screen them out and never see them again. No trackers or a
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We do midpoint reviews as well as year end reviews. End of year “raises” (also called merit) are dished out between ~3-5% based on some black box algorithm that, as far as I know, no non-managers understand. Not sure if managers completely
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https://github.com/rebuy-de/aws-nuke
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> Feeling only slight pain, Schmidt has described the sting of a digger bee, categorized into Pain Level 1, as "almost pleasant, a lover just bit your earlobe a little too hard." Amazing
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