marrone12

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by marrone12 7y ago
Things that might be hardcoded are access keys and passwords to PII databases.
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by marrone12 7y ago
This is bad advice. If you accidentally leave personally identifiable healthcare information on some random stage server and that server gets hacked, that is a federal crime. If the data and application code are very intertwined (likely in
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by marrone12 7y ago
It likely is because of accidentally storing PII randomly in a hidden folder. The data and application code are probably very intertwined, rather than portable code that could be plugged into any kind of stage database.
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by marrone12 7y ago
There is no "undercutting" in health care. Vast majority of services are already priced out by insurance companies, there just aren't enough people to do all of them.
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by marrone12 7y ago
I feel bad for everyone who had to exercise and pay taxes on a high strike price that will keep them underwater at the 15B valuation.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Yes, I don't know how they can call it unblockable, since it's quite easy to block apps from app stores.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Do you think the Vancouver airport is the best for TN entries? My partner has had the exact issue you described where she already has an approved TN but has had border agents deny her entry and she has to try again the next day. Normally To
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by marrone12 7y ago
I like the Pocket recommendations ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by marrone12 7y ago
Is Emacs Lews Therin Telamon?
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by marrone12 7y ago
Bluetooth is much better on Android/Desktops with support for apt-x HD low latency codecs.
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by marrone12 7y ago
If you are healthy, Kaiser is a good choice. Since they are an HMO they are able to give you a low premium with a low deductible. Service can be spotty, but if you don't need a bunch of care it can be a good deall.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Well the maritimes have much less funding overall than other provinces, and their health outcomes are noticeably worse.
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by marrone12 7y ago
I feel like the power management through USBC on the new Macbooks is not good. Frequently my CPU would overheat whenever I was charging my computer.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Ah yes, the system of discrimination that nevertheless has white and asian men disproportionately over-represented in silicon valley, tech companies, and government.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Well, being a legacy student can absolutely get you into the school. You can't buy it for yourself now, but someone can have bought it for you earlier.
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by marrone12 7y ago
The entirety of the online ad business is a pyramid scheme. You would be surprised how much of the industry relies on arbitrage.
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by marrone12 8y ago
That's not what happens though. Amazon would be recruiting people from Ivy League schools, big consulting firms, other large tech companies.
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by marrone12 8y ago
Cycling infrastructure in LA is so bad. Bike lanes that end randomly, poor lane merging patterns, and exceedingly fast cars that are all pissed off, it can be pretty dangerous.
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by marrone12 8y ago
It's also just nice to do an activity and not worry about work.
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by marrone12 8y ago
How is it possible that a better and easier plan was never considered to rebuilding the tunnels? This had been in deliberation for years and they only just now decided they didn't have to? If anything this just highlights the incompete
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by marrone12 8y ago
Well if you want to receive a message that someone sends you then you'd also need to grant Spotify read permissions. In essence, you'd be using Spotify as a client app for fb messenger. How else could that work without Spotify get
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by marrone12 8y ago
I haven't used Blue Apron in a couple years but it used to be an opt-out dark pattern which was supremely frustrating.
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by marrone12 8y ago
Emacs has terminal multiplexing and easy remote editing over ssh built in as well.
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by marrone12 8y ago
Exactly. I feel like everyone who is dogmatic about dark themed everything never spends time near a window.
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by marrone12 8y ago
But what if you don't have a recent Thinkpad? It was still kind of a pain to get Ubuntu on my 11" Yoga laptop. Hi DPI settings and display scaling never worked quite right and neither did the touch screen.
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by marrone12 8y ago
That's cool. I have a small (11") windows laptop that I put Ubuntu on and it took me a bit to have all the display settings to work properly, especially with HiDPI and weird scaling. Nothing ever looked quite right for me. I had a
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by marrone12 8y ago
I have been using Macs for the past 12 years and am nearing the end of my rope. I received the toucbar MBP through work and I hate it due to all the reasons popularized. But while Mac might take a hostile approach in terms of hardware, Wind
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by marrone12 8y ago
I love that she spoke Italian in that episode. It's why I like the Mexico episode because she speaks a lot of spanish.
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by marrone12 8y ago
He needs to find companies that are fully remote already, as they will have those positions available.
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by marrone12 8y ago
He also owns the Washington Post, which is based out of DC. It'll create a nice network effect for his companies to share smart people.

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