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by jc_811 5y ago
Upping this. If you hit a 404 page it seems a ton of your server side source code is visible.
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by jc_811 5y ago
I’ve thought that a lot recently too. I often look into SWE jobs, companies that announce funding, or I notice a “somebody got a new job” alert on LinkedIn. It seems 90% of the time the company involved in the above scenarios is some sort o
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CIA says 'Havana Syndrome' not result of sustained campaign by hostile power(nbcnews.com)
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Justworks IPO Postponed(investopedia.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
I would love to leave T-Mobile, but they are the only carrier in the US who offers such a core piece of functionality for me: International service included out-of-the-box. I love to travel, and nothing beats being able to land in (pretty m
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by jc_811 5y ago
I would put 7-8k into VTI with the intention of letting it ride forever(ish). Then put 2-3k into some stocks that you like
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by jc_811 5y ago
Curious if anyone has any first hand experience taking daily NAC supplements for long periods of time? I’ve been looking into it, but there doesn’t seem to be much material out there on it
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by jc_811 5y ago
To sift through all of the noise, the answer that makes the most sense is 1 word: quit In your own words it “sucks”. If you don’t want it to, your only real options are to accept the new normal, or find a new job. In organizations of that s
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by jc_811 5y ago
Matt touches on further topics as well here, the rest of the title includes "Also Web3, drug-trial insider trading and Olive Garden NFTs."
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Matt Levine: There’s Inside Information in SEC Filings(bloomberg.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
Seems really interesting, and they make some bold claims. Below is a popular mechanics article[1] that I wonder if any HN reader could shed some light on? It’s paywalled (I could read it on Apple News+), but the headlines read: The Holy Gra
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Solid Power ramps up solid-state battery race with public market debut(techcrunch.com)
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Ycode: New No-Code App Builder for Advanced Web Apps(ycode.com)
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Man jailed 6 years for refusing to disclose location of gold coins(cbsnews.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
I unfortunately cannot read past the first few sentences due to the paywall, but the opening line says this: -> Suppose you could buy a share of Tesla Inc. and send it to a friend in Shanghai as easily as sending an email. Or imagine pla
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The Fall of a Russian Cyberexecutive Who Went Against the Kremlin(bloomberg.com)
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Mysteries the Standard Model can’t explain(symmetrymagazine.org)
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What Went Wrong with Zillow? A Real-Estate Algorithm Derailed Its Big Bet(wsj.com)
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Everything You Need to Know About the HashiCorp IPO(protocol.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
Respectfully, I couldn’t disagree more. I’m not referring to the traditional call center “is it plugged in?” Tech support. I mean working as a “support engineer” for a start-up SaaS company whose users can be fairly technical themselves. Fo
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by jc_811 5y ago
This so much. I’ve had friends wanting to make the switch from totally non-technical industries, who only want to be hired as a full stack developer after a taking some online classes. In my opinion, the absolute best way to make the switch
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by jc_811 5y ago
If you disable JavaScript for washingtonpost.com you can read all of their articles. The only thing is that the images don't fully load (they remain blurry)
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by jc_811 5y ago
Wow. I had no idea that (for the first time) the options market is bigger than the entire stock market right now! According to the article options are now determining the stock’s price (via self fulfilling covering), instead of the other wa
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The Most Dangerous Stock Market Ever(therossreport.substack.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
Definitely not trying or wanting to be abrasive - but any chance you could provide evidence or data displaying the accuracy of this point of view?
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Evergrande Is China’s Economy in a Nutshell(wsj.com)
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by jc_811 5y ago
What exactly is a "hard tech" company? And is this a recent change? Tech companies have been going public without issues for years until the last ~24 months when SPACs exploded (and mostly churn out negative returns after the init
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by jc_811 5y ago
I noticed they went public via SPAC, which, as an investor, screams red flag and scares me. Can anyone shed light on why they would go this route? Is it accurate to say best case is because they wanted less hassle / quicker to market a
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by jc_811 5y ago
1.) Develop a hobby/skill that is completely and totally separate from your work (common examples are learning piano or a 2nd language) 2.) Invest early. Even if you’re 20 and can only invest a few hundred dollars, do it. And keep addi
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Quantum Computers and the Bitcoin Blockchain(www2.deloitte.com)
3 points by jc_811 5y ago|0 comments

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