ricksebak

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by ricksebak 3y ago
I used this pro-tip today and it worked great. Thanks for the idea.
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by ricksebak 3y ago
If you apply for a loan, especially a mortgage, the lender could ask to see your outgoing cash flow statements. Which wouldn’t get into receipt-level detail, but could still potentially allow the lender to discriminate against you. A person
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by ricksebak 4y ago
Engineering staff, for sure. If my company decided all of a sudden to move from AWS to some other cloud (and nearly all of my experience as an engineer is with AWS), that’s a big headache for me and a lot of technology that I would have to
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by ricksebak 4y ago
> Your time is better spent working on side projects, contributing to open source, writing a blog, etc. I.e. do real-world stuff Just FYI that at some companies, collecting certificates is indeed real world stuff. Some companies use it f
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by ricksebak 7y ago
> At the moment, most of our transactions are done the latter way (get billed by airline/hotel/etc and then separately charge the customer) One concern that comes to mind about this is if the credit card companies would conside
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by ricksebak 7y ago
Looks to me like this would have all users use the default ec2-user or ubuntu user accounts.
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by ricksebak 7y ago
Wonder if this is related to the thing where Lyft spams people with phone notifications that are really just ads/promos, and then continuing to do it for multiple years. https://twitter.com/asklyft/status/6345
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by ricksebak 8y ago
Aaron Schwartz is like "wait, what was I on trial for again?"
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by ricksebak 8y ago
OKCupid actually did a blog post about this, which they have since deleted. Here's a copy of it. http://static.izs.me/why-you-should-never-pay-for-online-dat...