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by jt2190 6y ago
> I think of 'banking licence' as being synonymous with 'deposit-taking licence', but the SPDI isn't that. As I understand it, crypto-currencies are treated by the SEC like commodities, not cash, and your origina
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by jt2190 6y ago
Just a note that they are estimating race using zip code. I’m not sure you’d want to draw any conclusions from that. > To analyze race/ethnicity, patient data were linked to estimated race/ethnicity proportions reported by
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by jt2190 6y ago
> The market for trading private company stock is dominated mostly by boutique brokerages based on the West Coast with names like EquityZen, SharesPost and Forge. > Berthe said he believes that New York-based JPMorgan is the first maj
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by jt2190 6y ago
> The key phrase here is: managed and supported appropriately. Certainly managers need to reinvent themselves as mentors to this style of working and then – forgive me – get the hell out of the way. I think that this may be the key thing
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by jt2190 6y ago
There are a number of commenters here getting hung up on what is or is not expected of a “senior” employee, which ignores the likely explanation that “senior” is something that costs a company exactly as much or as little money as they want
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> [Tomohiro] Fukuzawa [, SkyDrive’s CEO] is also targeting 2023 to begin taxi services (single passenger and pilot) in the Osaka Bay area, flying between locations like Kansai and Kobe airports and tourist attractions such as Universal S
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by jt2190 6y ago
So much this. The population of commenters seems to be dominated by those whose goal is to argue and win, rather than to understand and learn. So many times I see comments that make no attempt to take context into account, and instead confl
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by jt2190 6y ago
My wife always insists that we not handle any of our cutlery until we’re finished handling the menu and we’ve either used hand sanitizer or washed our hands. [1] Unfortunately, mobile phones are also notoriously dirty [2], so we still wash
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by jt2190 6y ago
It’s not an article, it’s satire. (Most of the commenters here seem to have missed the joke.)
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Note that the author specifically means personal (not shared ) workflows: > The Eureka moment that some of us feel when we finally find a notes app or todo system that fits our brains – that epiphany happens when the tools we use mirr
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I’d add another that’s nice to have: 3. The outcome we expect. (“What will happen if this is working.”)
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> Here in Canada it wasn’t a thing... I sure remember it was a “thing” in Canada, especially before most people were on the internet. https://youtu.be/iaJsc6DHYkE
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> [T]he reason most folks might elect to use a framework is "to save time". Cool! So now we’re expressing something we value , and we can evaluate third party code and our own against that value. > Understanding the source
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by jt2190 6y ago
I would like to offer a different perspective, that might help us escape from this crude binary thinking. Instead of thinking of “ my code that I wrote is simple and good and true” and “ their code is over-engineered and complex and terr
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by jt2190 6y ago
> The fact that [your potential supporters] don't have money already proves that they likely are not good at making money. This is a critical thing to assess in any case where you’re investing time and effort and expecting to get
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by jt2190 6y ago
Also: > As for being a “better programmer,” we’ll just equate being better with having more activity on GitHub.
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by jt2190 6y ago
> it is obviously a stupid word, and that makes it stupider. This is the social signaling aspect of language at work, not the communication part. Human brains can trivially digest the correct meaning of “irregardless”. Using the word, ho
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by jt2190 6y ago
Ignoring the headline, it seems like the article equates quick, widespread adoption of these apps as “success”, and anything else as “failure”. Although it does note: > Conventional contact tracing methods also haven’t been faring well.
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by jt2190 6y ago
> [Ari] Ojalvo, [C.E.O of Reef] cites his own experience in the restaurant industry... to note that opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant is high-risk and expensive, whereas ghost kitchens are lower-risk, offering a more affordable way f
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by jt2190 6y ago
> "Strong opinions weakly held" means "argue your point but sometimes you're going to lose. The definition is not about arguing with others (so there’s no “looser”), it’s about arguing with yourself to avoid being w
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by jt2190 6y ago
> The outrage seems to be like a drug... I like to use a phrase I got from the Simpsons years ago: “Addicted to rageahol” https://youtu.be/kCUIzs8i9EU
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by jt2190 6y ago
I worked with WebSphere (version 5 maybe?) many, many years ago. The admin console was seemed like it was designed to increase confusion. Eventually a consultant I was working with tipped me off that there was a scripting interface, which c
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by jt2190 6y ago
Same article, no paywall: http://a.msn.com/00/en-us/BB16BZzj
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by jt2190 6y ago
It’s unclear, but it sounds like you’re saying that Texas law expressly allows this. Isn’t this the opposite of what happened in Oklahoma, i.e. there never was a law that reduced the government’s treaty obligations, so the law as written
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The report referenced in the article is here: https://www.zumper.com/blog/zumper-national-rent-report-july...
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> This also leaves you with the challange to safely get the certificate to your users. Because the hardware vendor does not own nor configure the private network, they are not able to certify to the network’s users that a particular netw
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by jt2190 6y ago
I’m not sure I understand... What would break on your local network if a public domain you own and use only for internal resources is registered by someone else? How is this different from making up a domain name? In both cases you have to
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by jt2190 6y ago
You need to set up your own “chain of trust” to verify your self-generated certificates. You can run your own Certificate Authority for example. (There are other approaches too.)
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by jt2190 6y ago
I think you’re talking about running DNS locally (not sure) and resolving .local addresses by DNS. In that case, yes, the devices that do lookups by mDNS will experience a delay caused by first querying mDNS before falling back onto DNS. T
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by jt2190 6y ago
Please remind me where I said anything about public certificates. ;-) xg15 is going to have to run a self-hosted Certificate Authority (CA) and generate certificates himself.

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