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by josh3736 5y ago
Wefunder | Software Engineer + | San Francisco | Full-time Wefunder is building a new stock market for startups, opening angel investing to the public. Anyone can invest as little as $100 in startups they love. Our pitch: https:/&#x2F
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by josh3736 5y ago
The answer is "it depends" on the particular city, county, and/or state. Florida is a little unusual in that state law makes a very wide range of information public and easy to get. In this case, the town has actually posted
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by josh3736 5y ago
Wefunder | Software Engineer + | San Francisco | Full-time Wefunder is building a new stock market for startups, opening angel investing to the public. Anyone can invest as little as $100 in startups they love. Our pitch: https:/&#x2F
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by josh3736 5y ago
In short, yes, but the bar for a fully remote candidate is much higher.
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by josh3736 5y ago
Thanks! I'm relatively new to the company — joined 9 months ago — but so far it has been a fantastic experience. It's a great team, and (if you'll forgive the near-cliché) the work you do has a truly positive impact for the
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by josh3736 5y ago
Wefunder | Software Engineer + | San Francisco | Full-time Wefunder is building a new stock market for startups, opening angel investing to the public. Anyone can invest as little as $100 in startups they love. Our pitch: https:/&#x2F
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by josh3736 5y ago
Wefunder | Software Engineer + | San Francisco | Full-time Wefunder is building a new stock market for startups, opening angel investing to the public. Anyone can invest as little as $100 in startups they love. Our pitch: https:/&#x
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by josh3736 5y ago
I've done this kind of work in node before. You don't want that. The correct way to do this is to write a native addon that uses libuv to create your own thread (`uv_thread_create`) that does all the interaction with the GUI APIs
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by josh3736 6y ago
I'm on my condo building's board. We added EV charging a few years ago. Yes, everyone has an assigned stall. You pay for your own electricity. We require anyone who wants to charge to buy a device [1] that balances the charging
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by josh3736 6y ago
It's actually a legitimate concern, and it goes far beyond coworkers embarrassing you in slack. For example, posted yesterday: https://tailscale.com/blog/rotate-ssh-keys/ ( https://news.ycombinator.
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by josh3736 6y ago
That's not how this works. The government cannot have "liability" for action or inaction because of sovereign immunity. No private person can sue the state without the state's permission. The rule is default deny. Ther
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by josh3736 6y ago
> my understanding is they don't have CDMA support, which is still relevant in the US. Not for long. Verizon is shutting down their CDMA network at the end of the month. But yeah, Exynos is garbage.
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by josh3736 6y ago
If you'll forgive a bit of shaking-fist-at-clouds... > Role-aware UI > One problem with many read-write (CRUD) user interfaces is that they are not aware of underlying access controls. For example, displaying the update/dele
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by josh3736 6y ago
Kickstarter campaigns have never been subject to Regulation CF limits because they don't sell equity in a company. You aren't technically buying anything when you make a Kickstarter pledge. [1] You may or may not get a "rewa
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by josh3736 6y ago
Pulsar https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.pu... is a pretty good, no-BS local music player. Although I've recently moved my library in to Plex, which handles sync between devices (you c
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by josh3736 6y ago
Not sure where you got your APR info, but it is not correct. CSR's advertised APR[1] is 17% to 24%, which of course varies based on your credit history. I checked my own account and see my CSR's APR is 16%, and it's sometim
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by josh3736 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Possible Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, node.js, TypeScript, React, angular, Android, Java, Kotlin, Python, C, C++, C#, SQL, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, AWS, and more. Résumé/CV: h
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by josh3736 7y ago
Document in question is https://github.com/useful-bytes/netsleuth/blob/v1.0.9/README... It's UTF-8 with unix line endings.
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by josh3736 7y ago
After simply opening a md file, I found that Document Node corrupted it (linebreaks disappeared and content replaced with garbage characters). Fortunately, the file was in a git repo, so I was able to revert and no harm done, but that doe
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by josh3736 7y ago
The Credential Management API is more like a API in to the browser's password manager. A page can save a username/password/token into secure storage (which the browser can sync to your other devices) and later retrieve it.
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by josh3736 8y ago
I imagine it's making use of VolFs. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wsl/2016/06/15/wsl-file-sys...