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by pid-1 4y ago
I've tried that a few days ago. You always need to add a phone as your first MFA method. A simple hack though:you can add other methods, then remove phone. Your account was likely created before phone MFA was mandatory (as the first me
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by pid-1 4y ago
> They're zero-risk bonds with an interest rate that always matches or exceeds inflation The caveat is that you must agree with how your govt. calculates inflation. Also, your personal expenses might not be well represented by offic
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by pid-1 4y ago
Docker's managed VM strategy for Windows and MacOS is really powerful, I'm not sure why other applications don't do that.
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by pid-1 4y ago
That's a moderation problem, not scale problem. Subs like /r/sysadmin ban this sort of question and tend to be mostly populated by working professionals. Communities where all the top 10 hottest posts are made by newbies gene
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by pid-1 4y ago
+1 I have a decent experience. That said I'm really diligent with who I follow. If ppl start tweeting random drama, they get no second chances.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Reddit tackled that by allowing communities to self moderate while providing a baseline of what's platform wide acceptable. Although there are many crappy communities, no other social platform comes even close to Reddit's best, we
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by pid-1 5y ago
Try a pubnix, many will allow you to host your own webpage: https://tildeverse.org/
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by pid-1 5y ago
The correct assertion would be: each year the probability developers wanting to change UI to get bonuses increases monotonically.
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by pid-1 5y ago
The correct assertion would be: as time passes, the probability developes wanting to change UI to get bonuses increases monotonically.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Unrelated, but thank you for your awesome writings!
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by pid-1 5y ago
If you think about blockchain fundamentals, they will always be expensive. How does a global network of peers can have transactions verified by majorities while being cheap? Basically you could say crypto fees are the price you pay for not
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by pid-1 5y ago
90% by market cap or nominal quantity of projects? Like, if we are using the second metric we could even create 1000s of irrelevant PoS coins to pump that baby up.
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by pid-1 5y ago
That's how every FaaS (Function as a Service) offering works. A caveat is that most non trivial applications need something more than running a function. You might need secrets management, ephemeral and non ephemeral storage, relationa
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by pid-1 5y ago
Understanding how a company makes money will tell you a lot more than talking with any leader That's even more true for publicly traded companies
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by pid-1 5y ago
That's what I did. The first time I tried becoming vegetarian I failed. I often had no reasonable options in restaurants nor social events. Also I live in a country where meat is cheap and barbecues are a key social activity. Nowadays
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by pid-1 5y ago
I started using their product last year, but ended up coming back to VS Code + .devcontainers. I've found their configuration scheme (.gitpod.yml) confusing and lacking documentation. I couldn't get trivial stuff like Prebuilds to
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by pid-1 5y ago
The discussion for this kind issue generally goes like that: - Doing moderation in YT scale is really hard - Then maybe YT shouldn't operate at such scale if they can't to that properly - But maybe something like YT can't exi
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by pid-1 5y ago
> You do not have access to linuxiac.com.
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by pid-1 5y ago
This amazing move is considered a form of maket manipulation in my country. Not sure about US stock markets.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Yeah my team uses Jira to keep track of what we are doing and what we need to do. Each member can actually organize their sprint and create tasks. Point assignment is not a big deal, it's just there so we avoid promising more than we c
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by pid-1 5y ago
Personally, I'd have a hard time accepting this sort of offering. What if your setup is more complex than what you're describing? What if you don't accept my solution? I might end up embarking in a stressful multi hour /
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by pid-1 5y ago
I was contacted a few times by consulting firms to provide expert opinion to hedge funds and other investment business. But generally they didn't want to solve a particular problem, just an overview of some industry or technology. For
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by pid-1 5y ago
LAPSU$ leaks
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by pid-1 5y ago
> Empirically the coin should should converge to 50% of the flips reading Heads, The catch is: only for an infinite number of throws and monotonicity is not guaranteed.
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by pid-1 5y ago
For some subsets the financial sector, that's highly unlikely.
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by pid-1 5y ago
My anecdotal experience says Power Query.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Thanks!
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by pid-1 5y ago
npm is not a curated repository of high quality packages. Folks using it like so are at fault for having no digillence.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Unfortunately matrix is a no go for regulated business (read: you might be required to monitor employees and hand over chats to govt.)
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by pid-1 5y ago
In mine we use to install a browser extension that changed all pics to Nicholas Cage pics. Users stormed in IT believing they were hacked. Fun times.

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