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by maxk42 5y ago
Interesting that this is the first approved drug to target amyloid plaques. Is most treatment targeted at symptoms instead?
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by maxk42 5y ago
> I have enough savings to live comfortably for several years. Then the answer is 'no'. The only reason you should take a salary pre-revenue is to extend your personal runway. If you can afford not to then your company will b
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by maxk42 5y ago
No, I think what it's saying is a pulse of duration 3000ns arrived at its destination over the course of 2938.2ns.
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by maxk42 5y ago
Looks interesting! Tried signing-up for the free emails and no network activity in the networking inspector
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by maxk42 5y ago
Really entirely depends on the product / service / industry. Without specifics, we can only give you broad answers. You could always pay for a list from a site like https://www.dataaxleusa.com/
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by maxk42 5y ago
I use booky.io, which allows me to categorize my bookmarks easily, color-code them, and add notes.
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by maxk42 5y ago
That makes no sense. I typically go for years without logging into my Google Analytics account. There's gotta be some missing context here.
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by maxk42 5y ago
THIS is the captcha I've been looking for all these years!
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by maxk42 5y ago
Yes and no. The problem is that if you make a call from AT&T then AT&T knows you made the call. But AT&T also has to treat calls from other carriers - including carriers from other countries - as valid phone calls, without kno
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by maxk42 5y ago
I am so sick of those calls! Go get 'em, Mariott!
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by maxk42 5y ago
FizzBuzz-style questions are fine. Any coding exercise that takes under 30 minutes and doesn't require you to happen to remember some obscure piece of discrete mathematics trivia.
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by maxk42 5y ago
Serious response to your non-serious question: There are numerous reports of people being locked out of their biometric accounts after an injury. If you burn yourself cooking and have a blister on your hand you may not be able to go buy fi
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by maxk42 5y ago
Machiavelli gets a bad rap. I read Il Principe and the primary message is moderation. I dunno how people contorted that into evil scheming.
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by maxk42 5y ago
> What do you expect to happen when there’s simply no room for all the content to fit horizontally? Something has to give. Before the author went off on a questionable advisement about javascript device detection he made a very good poin
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by maxk42 5y ago
I did an afternoon of googling for information on the hospice industry to satisfy my own curiosity. Then I fired up my TV to watch some streaming television. Now I'm getting video ads for hospice services every time I watch TV.
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by maxk42 6y ago
What is the average tenure of cancellations? Do you have a lot of users canceling after just a few months? If so, you may consider switching to offering annual pricing only and/or trying to find out why your customers are leaving
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by maxk42 6y ago
Side-effects as well. You'll still need an API in order to handle things like sending transactional emails, kicking off batch jobs, or producing other side effects. It doesn't really spare you from developing an API for any non-
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by maxk42 6y ago
I've spent the last six months working with a codebase that does exactly this. Aside from the obvious problems with exposing your schema to potential attackers, opening up potential DOS vectors, and training front-end engineers on yet
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by maxk42 6y ago
I can't believe I'd never heard of this before, but apparently it's true. Some people born before 1753 were considered to have been born in two years simultaneously. https://genealogy.stackexchange.com/questi
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by maxk42 6y ago
Can anyone explain why lice are not yet exterminated in first-world countries at least?
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by maxk42 6y ago
The most popular currently is probably https://www.netlify.com/ - 100% free. If AWS + CloudFront is too difficult and you don't mind spending a few bucks, it's pretty easy to get started with LightSail - about $3.
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by maxk42 6y ago
Not even that - WebRTC obfuscates your IP via intermediary servers.
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by maxk42 6y ago
Reddit's automoderator is not a wild animal that gets "aggressive." It's a simple regex: https://www.reddit.com/wiki/automoderator/full-documentation Someone edited the rules to deliberately
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by maxk42 6y ago
Alright unpopular opinion time: You could afford a house if you were willing to move to a more undesirable area. With the rise of remote work in the past year, people (not necessarily you) have more options than ever before for housing, yet
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by maxk42 6y ago
More concerningly, if those parties were motivated to implement this system it would likely be because they've linked their fortunes to it and it is no longer a trustworthy system.
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by maxk42 6y ago
Simple: The oppressive regime in question can deny you a certificate thereby censoring you. Some also require you to use a particular certificate, thereby creating the illusion of security while being able to intercept, interdict, or MiTM
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by maxk42 6y ago
Please do not bring a straw man argument to the table. I clearly said " Until a central-authority-free alternative exists". Such alternatives are readily available and already used to secure e.g. ssh connections, but are not wit
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by maxk42 6y ago
I've said it many times, but nobody seems concerned: Certificate authorities are being used as tools of censorship by oppressive regimes. Until a central-authority-free alternative exists, the move to HTTPS is bad for a free world.
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by maxk42 6y ago
In all states there is a process for exiting school by or before the age of 16. And you're right: Societal pressures and funding tied to student failure rates caused many schools to abandon the traditional method of holding back stude
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by maxk42 6y ago
> So if you're just very academically limited and have a ceiling to what you can achieve what do you do? You can choose to keep applying yourself until you pass. Or, in the case of a student who doesn't apply themself or wish

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