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by ralston3 4y ago
> in attracting a docile though technically competent work force Bingo. IMO this hits the nail absolutely on the head. $BigCo wants docile people who will show up and jump when they're told to jump without asking questions or making
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by ralston3 4y ago
Email is _a bit_ similar, but the analogy doesn't work too well. While email might be a decentralized protocol, participation in the protocol requires quite a bit of technical effort. Whereas in crypto (e.g., Bitcoin) you can participa
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by ralston3 4y ago
You are indeed not dumb. Coinbase is a bit of an oxymoron. If decentralized value exchange takes off, that will surely be the end of Coinbase. To a degree, Coinbase's demise is baked into crypto's success - which is kinda funny to
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by ralston3 4y ago
Longtime Proton fan and happy customer. Would love to see data-conscious products "go mainstream".
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by ralston3 4y ago
IMO...value. I personally feel like it's always easier for founders to stay on when their product provides actual, tangible, objective value. It clearly shows that they (the founders) sort've know their market, and know what they&
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by ralston3 4y ago
When I got an email from Salesforce talking about Heroku I assumed phishing. Huge +1 on that 2nd point :)
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E.U. Takes Aim at Big Tech’s Power with Landmark Digital Act(nytimes.com)
3 points by ralston3 5y ago|0 comments
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by ralston3 5y ago
Instagram. I fee like such a dweeb using a platform that will tell me "Whoops, suspicious activity" when I use the correct username/password. Like how dare you think I want to use this dumb shit so bad I'm willing to tol
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White House briefed TikTok influencers on Russia's invasion of Ukraine(engadget.com)
3 points by ralston3 5y ago|1 comments
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by ralston3 5y ago
> ... be able to set collapsible threads as the default HN has collapsible threads...they are not collapsed by default...
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by ralston3 5y ago
Yes. Yes. Yes. To the point where I've almost tried to copy some HackerNews source code and complete a POC myself. Others have commented that this feature already exists. And yes "technically" it may exist, but I'm guess
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by ralston3 5y ago
How I read this: You're in luck! Another way to [solve problem] is to [introduce another problem]. XD
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by ralston3 5y ago
It really does read that way. How are you (the customer) spending so much money with them (Google) but you're using these words? Wild times indeed
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by ralston3 5y ago
My next question would be "What type of Python are you trying to learn". I personally feel there are multiple types: - Enterprise web dev? You'll probably want Django https://dev.to/vladyslavnua/how-to-bu
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by ralston3 5y ago
I feel like a lot of people use the term "web3" which in and of itself, doesn't convey too much information. I feel like this question should be asked within the context of web3's components: - The ability to login to ma
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Google Warns That NSO Hacking Is on Par with Elite Nation-State Spies(wired.com)
2 points by ralston3 5y ago|0 comments
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We need to develop a vaccine against media scare tactics(theguardian.com)
3 points by ralston3 5y ago|4 comments
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by ralston3 5y ago
To me, this reads as "If we, as a society become better people, we don't need other solutions to address how not great of people we are". In other news, water is wet. I feel as if the author seems to somewhat misunderstand th
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by ralston3 5y ago
Yea this is super interesting
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by ralston3 5y ago
Do these types of iMessage attachment exploits require the victim to do anything on their end? Downloading the attachment? Opening the message ? That part is unclear to me
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by ralston3 5y ago
This is a longer way of saying “A man has to live by a code”. Sadly that’s very rare these days :(
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“ Introducing Worldcoin, a new cryptocurrency”(twitter.com)
1 points by ralston3 5y ago|2 comments
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by ralston3 5y ago
This is such good advice to filter out all the recruitment emails XD Instead of responding “not interested”. I’m just gonna start saying “show me the cap table”. Love this idea
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by ralston3 5y ago
This was my take as well. A key feature of a Ponzi scheme is the deception needed to pass the scheme off as “legitimate”
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by ralston3 5y ago
ReactJS on the FE, Django on the BE. Postgres for the DB. Redis cache. AWS provider - specifically for EC2 and Secrets Manager. Automating everything via bash scripts and config files per environment (dev, prod, etc)
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by ralston3 5y ago
https://opennode.com Literally one of the easiest, trusted ways to send/accept BTC (for merchants and individuals)
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by ralston3 5y ago
These titles are necessary for incorporation (specifically referring to CEO) but not necessarily for running the business. I believe incorporation (depending on the type of Corp) requires a Founder, Chairman, and CEO. As you step out of the
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by ralston3 5y ago
Clerky.
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by ralston3 5y ago
Lol yes. It’s called Node.js
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Why crytpo and fiat is pointless(pastebin.com)
3 points by ralston3 5y ago|1 comments

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