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by nexuist 5y ago
Pretty common strategy. Facebook owns facebok.com, Apple owns aple.com, Google owns gogle.com, etc. Scammers try to buy domains that sound or type similar to legitimate companies (practice known as "typosquatting") and use this to
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by nexuist 5y ago
This is real relatable insight I haven't seen anywhere else. Thanks for sharing. I struggle with eating healthy and order out way too much and relate to the same exact phenomenon - one minute I'm driving home and the next I end up
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by nexuist 5y ago
Wake me up when we can 3D print pills and I can craft the perfect Tylenol or 5 hour energy from some React app. Now that'll be a medical revolution!
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by nexuist 5y ago
Ads, ads, and more ads. The Internet with an ad blocker vs. without is like a completely different universe. Most sites load pretty quickly with ads blocked, even complicated over-engineered SPAs.
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by nexuist 5y ago
The irony being that Google themselves doesn't even get good scores on Lighthouse. Check out the report for a simple search for "tomatoes": https://i.imgur.com/qcaMTBh.png ...although I guess they got a green
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by nexuist 5y ago
They do have plenty of supply chain management etc. positions, but look at the categories instead of the numbers. Apple is a tech company and not a factory company despite contracting tens of thousands of factory workers to build their prod
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by nexuist 5y ago
No joke - at least 50. I use maybe 10 daily, and the other 40 I check monthly.
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by nexuist 5y ago
Almost every web page demands a login today...you want to be the browser vendor dealing with the literal billions of users lodging complaints because they forget to click the save button before closing a tab and now they have to log in agai
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by nexuist 5y ago
OP, for what it's worth, this is a great resource regardless of license nitpicking. Thanks for publishing this repo.
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by nexuist 5y ago
You can check their careers page: https://careers.hellofresh.com/global/en The only non-tech positions are supply chain management, finance, HR, marketing, sales. Basically the same as any other tech company.
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by nexuist 5y ago
If we look at this from a game theory perspective it actually works in their favor. People want to make lots of money, if they lie they're going to lie about being paid more and not less. If enough people lie to affect the overall stat
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by nexuist 5y ago
So I know there's no real way around this, but the email address verification is kind of a killer isn't it? Can't an Outlook admin just filter for all the inboxes that received an email from hfsalary.org and immediately repor
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by nexuist 5y ago
You can be. What's stopping you? Go out and start a competitive team that can win against other colleges that sink millions of dollars into their program. If that sounds like too much work, then, well, yeah.
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by nexuist 5y ago
> If the government could just negotiate individual salaries for developers, they could pay them twice as much, fire the contractors, and get the work done for roughly the same quality, and cheaper. This isn't a bug, it's a fea
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by nexuist 5y ago
The problem is that even with a no-hassle refund process some customers will still call their credit card company and ask for a chargeback because it's a process they're familiar with and it's easier for them to do than to go
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by nexuist 5y ago
As someone with a generally favorable view of web3 I don't see how it could help here. All data on the blockchain is public by default and contract tracing on the blockchain would just make it easier, not harder, for bad actors to trac
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by nexuist 5y ago
> It's very much an open question what the "correct" set of restrictions should be, and that list has changed over the course of US history …which is the point of Federalism. The point isn’t what I think is important, the
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by nexuist 5y ago
Notice that I said “pilots who have been in plane crashes” and not “pilots who caused plane crashes.” This goes along with the theme of the lawyer losing the case, the surgeon losing the patient, etc. Sometimes you can do everything right a
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by nexuist 5y ago
I would certainly choose a lawyer who didn’t pass the bar provided they have won 10,000 cases in the past. Although I would settle for 1000-2000, etc.
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by nexuist 5y ago
Because as long as traveling between states is free each state has to deal with the consequences of its neighbors. Why have a federal government if it’s not going to impose some kind of union that binds all the states together?
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by nexuist 5y ago
Lawyers who lose cases, physicians who couldn't save their patients, and pilots who have been in plane crashes still get to work in their occupation after the fact. Experience rules over all. In your examples all those people never got
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by nexuist 5y ago
This is also the exact approach Stanford's CS193p used as an introduction to iOS development! https://cs193p.sites.stanford.edu/ You start with a static card on the screen and slowly add more robust features until you
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by nexuist 5y ago
> Isn't there a process of reducing it to only what one needs? One such process is what you're commenting on here in this thread.
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by nexuist 5y ago
I am very interested in this. Are there existing exploits for deno? Using a stock out of the box configuration, can you execute some code that breaks its permission model? Has deno undergone some kind of security audit to verify its claims
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by nexuist 5y ago
Awesome! Thank you for the link. It's great that people are already doing something for this field.
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by nexuist 5y ago
https://edpolicy.stanford.edu/library/blog/873 > Perhaps the most adverse unintended consequence of NCLB is that it creates incentives for schools to rid themselves of students who are not doing well, producing
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by nexuist 5y ago
As a freenode user I have no say over who the freenode owner is, much like I have no say over Discord's moderation policies. It's the same puppet with different masters; neither situation really empowers me. Yes I can always start
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by nexuist 5y ago
I agree. This is really awesome to see! We've known that this was possible for years now, but it's great to see it finally commercialized and ready to roll off a production line. I'm concerned about JD's involvement in t
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by nexuist 5y ago
> I don't get why some people on this thread are so upset. Agriculture is a critical component of a functional society. It's not a good idea to allow a few corporations to monopolize our entire food supply, and small farmers ar
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by nexuist 5y ago
> Want to plant some seeds? They have to be from a given source. IIRC this was the major source of Monsanto's controversies, they claimed that their seed genomes were covered under patent law and farmers were not allowed to grow mor

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