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by marto1 5y ago
That's going to be a very long list, but of the top of my head: 1. Much easier repairs since all schematics are known in advance. 2. Price. A lot of the price of the modems comes from licensing fees as others have already noted. 3. Int
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by marto1 5y ago
Yes, that’s a very good idea. Tell your manager you’ll need a lab(even if just an empty space) for you to continue working if hot desking is introduced. Might be just my anecdotal data, but a lot of these things come down to does your manag
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by marto1 5y ago
And I call that one deprioritizing your people over petty office expenses. Might be just me, but I feel like the higher you go up the corp chain the more this line of thinking gets more and more common.
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by marto1 5y ago
Ha! I actually read about this a few years ago, but this is an entire base station :-)
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Ask HN: Is anyone working on an open hardware 3G/4G dongle?
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Ask HN: Any good CV services in 2021?
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by marto1 5y ago
I think at this point I've conditioned myself to mentally refute news headlines exactly because of slyness like this.
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by marto1 5y ago
It's not a serious option for live public sites. Running your own grafana, gitlab, postgres, etc. is perfectly viable and I've been doing it for years now.
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by marto1 5y ago
So are we going to see a raise of alternative DNS roots ? Do modern browsers have integrations for something like that ?
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by marto1 5y ago
And following this logic does that mean we're essentially governed by aliens ?
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by marto1 5y ago
On that note for anyone interested in the economics(and working in general) of nuclear energy check out the Illinois Energy youtube channel. Here's a quiz video of theirs: https://youtu.be/c1QmB5bW_WQ?t=41
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by marto1 5y ago
EDGAR would be one of these systems( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDGAR ). It runs submissions and management for the SEC. It's development began in 1983.
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by marto1 5y ago
What a cool idea! It would be nice to have some quick filtering feature for places in Europe, though.
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by marto1 5y ago
Well, the site clearly states "All listed jobs are for a maximum of 32 hours per week" so I'm guessing you can spread that in a flexible manner at least for some of these companies.
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by marto1 5y ago
One thing is certain: history jumps or crawls, never walks. So don't expect smooth up or down trend lines. The other phenomenon we've seen be fairly persistent on the internet is that successful decentralized systems may go in&#x2
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by marto1 5y ago
> spreading FUD > ProtonMail cooperates with authorities by putting probes on specific accounts Well, this is new information for me in it's own right.
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by marto1 5y ago
You've trained your brain to be like this. Try to spend at least 2 weeks without electronics(also TV) in some place remote. This should be enough to unwind your bad habits at least for a while. Since you're a developer you should
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by marto1 5y ago
I'm actually the other way around. While visualizing algorithms might be easily done in a spreadsheet, coming up with algorithms is very hard for me and gets me confused easily. Same goes for diagrams, when I lookup a protocol I quickl
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by marto1 5y ago
Sign yourself up for something that gets you out of the house.
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by marto1 5y ago
You can't really do that effectively. But I do believe you can keep their organizations (very) small by promoting and implementing decentralized solutions.
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by marto1 5y ago
Where there's user input there's cybersquatting.
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by marto1 5y ago
Yes, correct. Only good solution I know about this is parents providing a manually curated library of media to their kids. Having more tools to easily achieve this would be great.
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by marto1 5y ago
It's kinda like using Lisp. It may be great, but it's harder to find friends :-)
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by marto1 5y ago
Consider we've had a labor shortage since BEFORE the pandemic. The gotcha here is companies have a shortage of people they can lowball into a sweatshop "startup" environment. Nothing changed regarding that one as far as I can
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by marto1 5y ago
> because one the interviewers lost the results. yeah, no. You dodged a bullet with that one.
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by marto1 5y ago
Reading this it just seems to me we're in for a really bad time with the new managerial class.
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by marto1 5y ago
That's the classic Chomsky model. What I've seen the last few years is actually way stripped down and optimized for quick consumption. Basically: 1. Pick a contemporary topic. 2. Pick the 2 major opinions on said topic. If only 1
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by marto1 5y ago
Can someone please explain to me what is so powerful about QNX ? I keep hearing about how great it is, but haven't really seen concrete proof.
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by marto1 5y ago
On the contrary I believe many notice, but few do anything about it.
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by marto1 5y ago
Why is it 253 and not 255 characters ? It's killing my OCD.

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