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The Trump Campaign Is Deploying Phunware Phone Location-Tracking Technology(theintercept.com)
2 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
I absolutely love the fact that the human-like figures are depicted with snouts and tails.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Thank you for the mynoise recommendation, this is great!
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by notkaiho 7y ago
You can use them to tune out noise around you. It muffles conversations, keyboard clacking, people sniffling, airconditioning noise, etc.
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Music for Programming (2011)(musicforprogramming.net)
427 points by notkaiho 7y ago|261 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
No, as in, don't. Just don't. ;)
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by notkaiho 7y ago
One last comment. Don't call it a "daily carry". ;)
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by notkaiho 7y ago
I wouldn't know man, I'm not politically aligned with you or know you any more than what you have posted here. But I would say that there's definitely some value to NOT bringing your gun fandom and Hayek worship to the fore i
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Username checks out ;)
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by notkaiho 7y ago
If you look at the comments below there's actual discussion about whether a younger person could be an effective national leader. So it's not "just" a factoid.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
She does have a Masters degree in political administration and experience at various levels of government. It's not like she's come in from the cold.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Not just waging war on inflation, but being the name behind the Volcker Rule, which prohibits banks from making certain speculative investments, and arguably inhibits some of the worst excesses of "casino capitalism"
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Russia, yes, but individual non-implicated athletes can compete under a neutral flag. It's happened before; all it means is Russian contribution to international sports funding will be reduced.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
This is utterly, utterly avoidable and the fact that they literally fired the person in charge of trying to fix it shows they are determined to blow it.
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The Great Bitter Lake Association(99percentinvisible.org)
2 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
There was a great 99 Percent Invisible episode called Wait, Wait, Tell Me! that went delved into this topic too: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/wait-wait-tell-me/
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Building a Helm 3 Chart for an Express.js Microservice(civo.com)
4 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
What have you been doing in terms of learning? Have you got a portfolio of sites you have built that you could show to potential clients?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Thanks, you too. My worry comes from the asymmetric nature of the flow of currency on a population level, leading to (further) inequality. That's the gist of my problem. Not to say that we should be paying peanuts for workers in poorer
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by notkaiho 7y ago
So what should be the basis for setting that wage? Someone earning $100,000 per annum would be in the top 0.01% of people in, say, Poland. In Vietnam, add a few zeros. In Finland, top 1%, and that's a developed Northern European countr
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by notkaiho 7y ago
What's your baseline for setting said wages? San Francisco, with its famously unreasonable rent to income ratio? Or should we set it to a global average? "Remote work" is available to a vanishingly thin section of population,
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by notkaiho 7y ago
> "where people are paid for how good they are – not where they happen to live. In cloud/remote work – location is irrelevant – so we need to get out of the habit of setting wages locally." How delightfully techno-optimist
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by notkaiho 7y ago
You work in IT. There is categorically no way for you to only be stuck with an email address.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Have you called the recruiter? Remember that they don't get paid unless you get placed.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
"nah mate, don't go sarf of the river, me"
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by notkaiho 7y ago
> "Somebody who had used an Alto in 1979 could travel through time and sit down at a modern PC and know basically how to do most tasks — they would think of a modern PC as a faster but less featureful stripped down Alto clone, like
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by notkaiho 7y ago
No, HTML is not part of how you can format text in Slack.
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Get a TLS Certificate for Your Kubernetes App with Cert-Manager(civo.com)
1 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
I've quite enjoyed the Atlantic's coverage of Boeing and the 737MAX issues. And by enjoyed I mean "been fascinated by". It's never a nice thing to read.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
For me, the short answer is "not one above another". If you can read multiple languages, getting a wide(r) view of news from papers is really valuable. Also, reading around, digging deeper and looking at the same story from, say,

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