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by khaki54 6y ago
Well really you have to use the full U.S. pop to pay for all of the kids and whatnot. So it's closer to $1T a year. Next, imagine just fully liquidating every U.S. billionaire and seizing their assets to pay for it for 1-2 years. Ver
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by khaki54 6y ago
I'm not sure if I think poor people are lazy or not. However, by this logic, no one is responsible or "to blame" for their own decisions.
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by khaki54 6y ago
"Provably false"? Ok go ahead. I wouldn't be surprised if 1/3 to 1/2 on the people on HN came up from a disadvantaged or poverty background. I don't remember my "very rare" lucky break, but I do rem
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by khaki54 6y ago
Michigan and Chile are pretty fun
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by khaki54 6y ago
I could see this one having the opposite effect. Generally, companies review what amounts to circumstantial, incomplete, or conflicting evidence that wouldn't amount to an award or criminal conviction in court and agree to exchange 1.
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by khaki54 6y ago
This dude is amazing. My guess is that he had something more important to do and was applying the principles of structured procrastination. He had to solve every less important task before he could move onto his #1 priority.
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by khaki54 6y ago
Would love to see something like this. You get a one time secret hash or key assigned when you vote, and a receipt, and then it’s recorded to public ledger where you can check your vote so you know it’s real and correct. Meanwhile everyth
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by khaki54 6y ago
Yes of course it was retracted. The basis was "you just increased genetic diversity and therefore increased the strength of the population"
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by khaki54 6y ago
This would be great to deploy into a production infrastructure-as-code environment to discourage engineers from directly logging in.
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by khaki54 7y ago
Seems like this would be useful for re-attaching to a shell or process you have either disowned or otherwise lost control of. Would be neat to see some common use cases on the FAQ page.
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by khaki54 7y ago
I'm going to give another perspective simply because it's not not listed here, though it may be unpopular. Big consulting firms have global presence. @pards mentions a few good ones but would like to add Booz Allen to the list as
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by khaki54 7y ago
Can this remove extra chromosomes and be used to reverse or mitigate Down Syndrome?
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by khaki54 7y ago
I like the one that has the sunlight map plus the live cloud cover feeds - Interestingly enough, this is the site that holds all the linux manpages. https://www.die.net/earth/ You can actually just link the image to yo
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by khaki54 8y ago
Ding ding. She doesn't, I think it's a status / inclusion thing, but I'm sympathetic to that as well. I grew up poor
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by khaki54 8y ago
I swear my stepdaughter hates me because I gave her my old Nexus 6P. It's a sweet phone, I don't understand the issue. I don't want to give in and buy her an iPhone, but she had tears in her eyes when I told her $800 wasn&#x
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by khaki54 8y ago
They do, works in a very similar way
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by khaki54 8y ago
This is what I was looking for!
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by khaki54 8y ago
@dhh highly recommends Awair for air quality monitoring. He gave some talk on it after be bought one for his whole staff (can't find the talk for some reason) I got one and it's pretty cool. A bit of a game to get a high score.
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by khaki54 8y ago
https://screeps.com/ You can use javascript, c/c++ or Rust to play an MMO sandbox game where you program your units' AI.
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by khaki54 9y ago
just require mutual auth (certificate based authentication)on the reverse proxy. extremely simple 2 factor auth
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by khaki54 9y ago
author was so proud of coming up with "genre-bending" he had to use it twice
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by khaki54 9y ago
Write all the unit tests the team has been slacking on. By the time you are done, you will understand all of the code and have full test coverage
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by khaki54 10y ago
Booz Allen Hamilton | DC Metro, Northern VA | Relo Possible | Flexible Work Locations /--DHS Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation--/ Help us deliver on the largest and most innovative cybersecurity project in U.S. history! We a
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by khaki54 10y ago
Booz Allen Hamilton | DC Metro, Northern VA | Relo Possible | Flexible Work Locations Help us deliver on the largest and most innovative cybersecurity project in U.S. history! We are looking to hire experienced cybersecurity professionals
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by khaki54 10y ago
Booz Allen Hamilton | MD / DC / VA | Relo possible | Flexible work locations Join the team and help our company deliver on the largest and most innovative cybersecurity project in U.S. history. We are looking for security tool exp
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by khaki54 11y ago
Yeah I disagree when sending a cover letter to a big company. When you send in your resume, it will take on a life of it's own and honestly this can work in your favor. The resume gets passed around by HR and hiring manager to hiring
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by khaki54 11y ago
I think we're a little too late -- like that guy who invented a better dodo trap or the lady who came up with a more effective polio vaccine.
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by khaki54 11y ago
This is actually pretty sweet. If you are running a non-linux OS you could just reboot into a live disk and pull down all of the updates. Take it a step further, you could just PXE-boot into a scripted image that loads up and checks for FW
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by khaki54 11y ago
One reason they are so secretive is because they are trying to maintain many of their technical advances as trade secrets rather than patent them.
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by khaki54 11y ago
Ahh yeah to prevent the guy from spinning it off and picking it up

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