joshuamarksmith

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by joshuamarksmith 2y ago
Did anyone read the article? They just want to move Clear somewhere else so the PR isn’t as bad. > Newman said his bill, SB-1372, doesn't seek to prohibit Clear from operating its own dedicated security lines separate from other pas
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by joshuamarksmith 3y ago
Damage control, maybe too little too late.
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by joshuamarksmith 4y ago
This is specifically tech and corporate employees, which is a much smaller pool than the 1.6M you're quoting. Disclaimer: I work for Amazon (but also haven't stated any opinions)
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by joshuamarksmith 4y ago
Works in Chrome too. I use the shortcut "rs" for https://www.google.com/search?q=%s+site:reddit.com for searching reddit, and the shortcut "r" to go directly to the subreddit: https://www.redd
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by joshuamarksmith 5y ago
Your example is incorrect, actually. This scenario [1] is a specific instance of using chlorinated lime to clean your hands after dealing with cadavers, which is a totally different scenario. In fact, he apparently references this as an alt
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by joshuamarksmith 5y ago
I might be too late to not get lost in the comments, but I did notice this flashcard: > How can you establish a secure connection from your office or on-premises datacenter to AWS? > Connections to AWS resources are typically encrypte
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by joshuamarksmith 6y ago
Exactly. You can get Sony XM4s for $279 right now. The Airpods Max are nearly double. And yes, that's the sale price; however, Apple products rarely go more than 10% off. Ever. So we can use $500 as a fair comparison, and it's sti
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by joshuamarksmith 6y ago
There's entire companies built around this data. In fact, one of my former employees partnered with one and paid for my FitBit. In the aggregate, FitBit purchases will drive down the probability of healthcare claims, saving the company
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by joshuamarksmith 6y ago
I feel that maps of existing least competitive markets are low in competition.