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by khaki54 4y ago
You would think so. Some of the messages sit in my inbox for an hour, trigger the "important message" feature so I get a notification, then gets moved to spam when google gets more info
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by khaki54 4y ago
It seems like they string together a whole bunch of evasions. 1. insert a bunch of antispam headers like they've been "ok'd" by microsoft 2. Large sections of the decoded message are in french, sometimes even if the mess
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by khaki54 4y ago
This is fine advice. I kind of like upwork because I can find someone, give them a small task, see if I like them and how good they are to work with. Then I basically fill up their pipe as things go well. After a few jobs you can usually
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by khaki54 4y ago
This was pretty wild at the time, an ongoing cat and mouse game, definitely an interesting distraction. Unfortunately, Shia wasn't actually enjoying it as much as it seemed because after the 4th or 5th iteration I think he went crazy a
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by khaki54 4y ago
Hahaha I can just imagine finally getting in front of the Google security team in the office, then realize that you don't have a sim ejector. You try a few things like a mechanical pencil, dental pick, jumbo paperclip, etc. that don&#
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by khaki54 4y ago
Screw these people. Low ethics, theft raises prices over time. Although these self checkout machines reduce low skill employment opportunities, I think helped by reducing prices to a small degree .. at least until people began to feel entit
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by khaki54 4y ago
Didn't the school district already come out and say her book series wasn't banned? https://twitter.com/mrgrimm/status/1574443526401576960?t=rM6... Impressive how they managed to write an article, get com
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by khaki54 4y ago
Logging into a BBS as a kid was so cool. It felt illegal to get a phone number, dial it up, poke around, download whatever games they had, sometimes they had MUDs too. Then you'd look for new numbers to other BBSs.
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by khaki54 4y ago
For me, they teach the fundamental (basic) concepts and then have you cycle through a bunch of programming languages week to week to reinforce they are simply the tool and they all have their own pros and cons. When I took it, they had jav
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by khaki54 4y ago
This course looks "fine"; however, I would recommend that anyone interested in exploring CS (or perhaps even if you are a self-taught and very able coder who wants to learn those missing fundamentals ) takes CS50 out of Harvard. I
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by khaki54 4y ago
OG Primitive Technology with John Plant is legit, he does not cheat. He can even keep kids entertained without zen disruptung voiceover. Most people don't know this, but he does narrate within the CC if you're looking for more in
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by khaki54 4y ago
This dude can't even play dumb and say "I didn't know about project veritas" or say "I didn't see the email from corp security" since he pulled it up in the interview and explained what he thinks PV does.
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by khaki54 4y ago
I hired 2, both doing super well. Didn't hire 2 (one of which was one of the Peter Thiel dropouts)
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by khaki54 4y ago
The fractional reserve has been set to zero
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by khaki54 5y ago
Louis Rossmann has turned the tide here. He says he doesn't want to be the face of right to repair, but I think his hour-long rants while he repairs apple boards have somehow brought this into the mainstream
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by khaki54 5y ago
From my perspective, the truism of > we can't make everybody rich by sending everyone a $10M check isn't so self-evident. A lot of policy and draft legislation is just a watered-down version of this with more steps. What if
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by khaki54 5y ago
On the bright side, this spider eats those stink bugs that nothing else will touch. We will of course need something to eat the spiders
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by khaki54 5y ago
yeah i remember that feature. was amazing!
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by khaki54 5y ago
Ah great we can finally start using Brawndo the Thirst Mutilator on crops.
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by khaki54 5y ago
No. I think that people who are paying zero or almost no federal tax should not be claiming that people paying $50K, $100K, or $1M aren't paying their fair share.
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by khaki54 5y ago
"Pay your fair share billionaires!" screeched the 61% of Americans paying no federal income tax.
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by khaki54 5y ago
In my experience, it's possible to identify these people early career, set up their environment to help them excel, and help them 10x. Actually hire a 10x off the street? Pretty damn hard
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by khaki54 5y ago
Rent the runway is switching back to UPS (FedEx was really bad) so I hope you manage to sell this back to your old employer!
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by khaki54 5y ago
Seems like anyone in this thread who hasn't completely dismissed Ivermectin as a treatment is downvoted. Is the science so settled that we want to shut down any further discussion? I really don't understand
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by khaki54 5y ago
For anyone wondering about the utility: So this works on the machine that hosts ssh-agent, but obviously not on the machine you forward your agent to. It's my understanding that your key never leaves your initial machine, so that'
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by khaki54 5y ago
It looks like this account is trying to engage the community in good faith and every post and comment seems to go quickly dead? I've only seen this on brand new accounts, but this person has been shouting into the void for at least 7 y
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Ask HN: (Meta) What causes all of a user's posts to go dead?(news.ycombinator.com)
1 points by khaki54 5y ago|3 comments
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by khaki54 5y ago
It's Vox, so English and journalistic ability aren't going to be near the top of the list of job qualifications.
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by khaki54 5y ago
Although the threat (or panacea) was always that unskilled and low skilled workers would be replaced by robots, it's looking increasingly possible that first line and middle management will be replaced by robots (really expert systems)
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by khaki54 5y ago
Lowering the barrier to entry requires lowering the barrier to exit as well.

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