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by mikeryan 5y ago
My go to in Manhattan is just to walk into the nearest big hotel like you’re a guest and find the restroom off the lobby.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Warner Bros and therefore HBO Max bought a company called You.i that built their own React Native Rendering engine for low end OTT devices I don't know if they use that engine for mobile or the native RN engines. Last I heard their who
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by mikeryan 5y ago
This whole argument seems a silly bit of semantics. Is a company's product is not "technology" a tech company? For the vast majority of companies technology is tool, not the product, but whether you call them a "tech com
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Why ask the customer to pick? Why not generate invoices with a randomly picked bank account (which can also lend itself to automatic rebalancing)? The simple answer to this is because "Payment Advice" is a big text field in your
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Also smaller less sophisticated vendors (I include my company in this) simply enter your remittance information once in their banking system on the first invoice. We aren't going to want to update it every time. They could have it rand
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by mikeryan 5y ago
If I had to guess I'd think the 30% of customers that Microsoft did notify we're the ones that didn't have access in some way secured via private network or IAM controls.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
It's the term that MS uses, agree unfortunate name but you can't blame Ars. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/secure-acce...
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by mikeryan 5y ago
There’s no admission of guilt here. They’re just starting with this as an initial argument as the rest becomes moot if the motion succeeds.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I can't tell but is this conflating Startups that "Rent" their "office space" via AirBnB? In other words putting "rent" in the "travel" accounting category? I know a few homeowners and early sta
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by mikeryan 5y ago
"Downhill" mountain bikes is a term of art and, as an avid mountain biker, I'd guess not actually the type being used for conversions to commuter bikes. You're much more likely to target a "trail" full suspensi
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by mikeryan 5y ago
In theory this sounds awesome but I have to say that demo was pretty underwhelming. It looks like there's a bunch of configuration that needs to be done to ensure this is set up properly, not the least of which is that the app needs to
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Netflix isn’t choosing the policy they’re just required to enforce them per the licensing restrictions of the content they get rights too. The studios who license the content do so on a geographic basis to various streaming providers. It’s
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I feel that some level of imposter syndrome is healthy it means you’re cognizant of the fact that there might be something you’re missing or that there might be a “better” way. I started my career in software 20 years ago with a good attitu
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by mikeryan 5y ago
That’s not how it works. This is, literally, land owned and managed by the federal government. It’s on them to manage it.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
The point is that many developers would prefer to have a “real” email address. If you’re using Google or Facebook ads the email data point allows them to track you across apps and target advertising that data goes back into your personalize
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by mikeryan 5y ago
It’s also the reason they had to make it mandatory. No one would use it otherwise. I use it all the time for the privacy it provides.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Even in the Release I was shaking my head. They have 100,000 merchants that seems tiny? I could understand buying market share but at some point don’t you think Someone could tell Jack “hey we can probably build this feature for a few buck
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by mikeryan 5y ago
The problem here is your initial recommendations is to "Break autofill for everyone on your website so there's not a security risk in a very few edge cases". Note all of those edge cases are on computers that should have Auto
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I’d prefer if you didn’t. I like 1Password knowing where to put my credentials when I ask it to.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I spent some time in the late 90s struggling with picking up perl for ye olde cgi-bin. It was definitely harder to grok then most, I think if you come up from the shell at that time with a large familiarity with awk and sed it was easier to
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by mikeryan 5y ago
No it doesn’t. This is just the standard remedy method but doesn’t nullify the preceding which explicitly carves out the exception.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
TOS language is usually not grandfathered in.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
You’re right that Bob’s the infringer here and not GitHub. But I’m not sure where that would place the derived work that’s eventually used. Which is the point of the article a bit. GitHub is likely not infringing but it’s also not absolving
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I have a pair of these SPD/flat pedals on my cross bike (it’s a light cross so I use it on road and even to commute if I need). Nice to be able to switch based on the ride. https://www.rei.com/product/668198/s
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by mikeryan 5y ago
So just a word on the post. Opening this on my phone opened me into the GitHub app. The repo has no explanation of what this is. I then clicked on the link to the page. Still couldn’t tell what it was except it manages padding and margin. T
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Interesting stance. My wife in Senior management, side for one of the largest employers in CA (non-tech) they've been very careful on allowing for any sort of changes to senior management's remote work policies until they have sor
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I know it's easy to slam Atlassian but Jira is still widely used. I've found the ability to tie tickets to commits really nice. And it's CI is good enough. Not saying it's better than other solutions use what makes sens
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by mikeryan 5y ago
This wasn't done with options. Thiel straight up bought shares in Paypal at $0.0001. The only way to make this work is buying assets that are going to increase in value by orders of magnitude.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Thiel bought his founders shares in Paypal - 1.7M shares 1/10th of a cent per share with money in his Roth.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I can understand deciding Elixer is a good solution for for concurrency. What I couldn’t understand from the story was why it was needed. Unless the IDE had some sort of real-time shared coding? There’s nothing in the list of requirements t

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