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by mlhpdx 3y ago
It’s not false, either. What were the stats on the last round? IIRC 20k applications and how many got there? It’s not zero, but it’s a small chance.
722.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
As an employer/owner/investor I’m not trying to minimize expenses I’m trying to maximize growth/value. Abusing people is not a path to success by that metric.
723.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
That’s the magic. I’m not sure why so many fight this simple, reliable approach.
724.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
> This is an appealing narrative without evidence. I had the same thought, but I’m grateful to the author for putting their opinions out for us to see. It is an interesting quandary - getting “more” from someone, pragmatic or otherwise,
725.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
No, definitely not.
726.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
> "Did we offer coverage that helped them understand — even if just a bit better — those neighbors with whom they share little in common?" I find the person leading the coverage “solution” has the same emblematic word choice is
727.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
Oh, and it’s basically free to run.
728.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
This[1] is the heart of it. The solution here allows me to support inbound and outbound email for several domains, be super robust, and roughly compliant with rules like GDPR. This is as “industrial strength” as anything I’ve seen. I have n
729.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I’ve been slowly building my own take on how e-mail should work for me. The complexity of IMAP was frustrating until I realized I don’t like or want the mail readers that use it (and have since started on my own). It’s liberating to see lif
730.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
How do I rationalize this article with the casual observation that so much software is distributed software today, and generally it works? It’s an interesting state of affairs.
731.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I can see the potential for dramatic improvements in efficiency and control using individual blade tuning, particularly during maneuvering, to increase or decrease turbulence depending on the desired effect. It sounds like a really fun cont
732.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
Yep, particularly when counting fingers. That in mind, I wonder why base 5 wasn’t a thing since it would have been easier to keep track of the “digits” up to 25.
733.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I use base72 every day.
734.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
A successful credential stuffing attack that yields 500k valid credentials is undoubtedly enabled by a login endpoint that isn’t protected by a rate limiting and abuse detecting firewall. Or am I wrong?
735.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
It depend on your goal. To learn commercial manufacturing requires a different path than how to DIY something. It’s common to conflate the two, but they are very, very different worlds. I worked for Autodesk making the most used design soft
736.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
Well, both but I could only pay for it in the former case. For personal use I’d love the latter.
737.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
This is helpful, but I’d evangelize (and probably buy) a system that linked external walkthroughs like this with my repo as an alternative to comments in the code, and triggered notifications when the walkthroughs go “stale” due to changes
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Step Functions HTTP Endpoint Node Considered Harmful(medium.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 3y ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
AWS. The logging and metrics capabilities in AWS have been maturing for years and while not as polished as other options, come with far less drama and expense. There are a few good service alternatives and approaches to consider. I prefer s
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PPSK is not an alternative to 802.1x(securew2.com)
1 points by mlhpdx 3y ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Don’t worry, they’ll make up for the losses on volume. Yes, that’s a cynical joke. Or perhaps an indirect reference to not yet having found product market fit for this tech.
742.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I marvel that anyone would use a CRM system or any important HTTP API that doesn’t support conditional operations. I mean, this is mission critical data, right? Support for If-Match seems like a low bar and yet few clear it. When asked abou
743.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
The UX changes have been annoying, but I can’t suggest they stagnate. Change happens. That said, I’m using it all day everyday across multiple accounts and I’ve had a lot more issues with slow or broken syncs (shutting down and restarting t
744.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I concur with making things, I get as much joy from learning new crafts now as I ever did from programming. I still very much enjoy programming, too - probably more than ever. I attribute that to going deeper. When I was doing CAD I went al
745.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I wonder if a Model 2 based taxi, robotic or not, will meet the low cost of operation needed? There seems to be a record of high repair cost and part scarcity that isn’t encouraging.
746.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I wonder about the reference for the measurement, or precision versus accuracy. Still super interesting application of hybrid common and specialized tech.
747.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
I have rented a lot of cars over the years, and wouldn’t be opposed to renting an EV for a business trip where the driving was minor. Family vacation? No. It’s a bit of a deal killer to force me to wait for charging. I allocate about seven
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
> do the uncomfortable thing. I’ve done this ever since learning about “brain plasticity” as a child. My logic was/is simple: if I didn’t want something to feel uncomfortable I had to do it regularly. To me, building physical streng
749.
by mlhpdx 3y ago
Our farm cats certainly did hunt rats, and rodents were a far larger part of their diet than birds. Rabbits, too. Never a chicken (in the article) - I can’t imagine a cat hunting a chicken unless the cat was exceptionally large and healthy.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
English words that contain no vowels?

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