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by rinze 4y ago
As the previous reply said, I've also seen duplicates while browsing. Would it be possible to let users flag duplicates somehow? It involves human unreliability, which is like automated unreliability, only different.
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by rinze 4y ago
Relevant: https://theoatmeal.com/comics/reaching_people
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A torrent of new low quality “books” about Taiwan has appeared on Amazon(twitter.com)
10 points by rinze 4y ago|1 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
What a strange concept, "hospital price".
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Should You Quit Academia?(shouldyouquitacademia.com)
2 points by rinze 4y ago|3 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
mutt
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by rinze 4y ago
Still $18,300 to go. Getting closer, at least.
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Discrepancies in Official Translations of China’s Foreign Policy Statements(uscnpm.org)
1 points by rinze 4y ago|0 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
People still "invest" in multi-level marketing stuff, so I'm not an optimist. Have you seen this new coin? Have you read the white paper? It's a completely new scam^Wthing!
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by rinze 4y ago
The sad thing is that a new crop of suckers will appear in a few months / years, and we'll repeat the blues again.
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by rinze 4y ago
Real estate investors.
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LayoffsTracker – Track all Tech and Startup layoffs globally(layoffstracker.com)
2 points by rinze 4y ago|0 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
It depends. Most HTML e-mail can be parsed within the mutt viewer using an external program that converts HTML -> text in a graceful way. That works for 99 % of the HTML e-mail (which is typically just people that send it that way becaus
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by rinze 4y ago
I use mutt on my desktop just because for my use case it's the best tool for the job, and have the regular Fastmail app on the phone.
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by rinze 4y ago
I use the following algo, which is based on heuristics: [Is it a crypto thingy?] -----> Yes ----> Definitely a Ponzi or other scam. | | | |----> No ----> Perhaps a Ponzi, perhaps not.
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by rinze 4y ago
This used to happen to me (in Montreal, so perhaps not the same as your experience) with SPCA. I emailed them and told them very politely that I donate on my own schedule, that I appreciate the work they do, and to please stop wasting their
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by rinze 4y ago
So the message here seems to be "if you want your employees to leave, make them return to the office".
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by rinze 4y ago
Looks like all tech companies are hitting the brakes at the same time. Worrying, at least.
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by rinze 4y ago
I guess all that easy money being sucked out of the system must be leaving some noticeable voids already.
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by rinze 4y ago
Last time I ran the script I made to analyze the "Who's hiring" threads here (this weekend), remote offers on HN were above 80 %. Doesn't look likely. https://rinzewind.org/blog-en/2021/percenta
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by rinze 4y ago
It won't be soon enough.
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Instructions for Reviewer 2: How to reject a manuscript for arbitrary reasons(osf.io)
2 points by rinze 4y ago|0 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
I ditched my Netflix suscription and have found a much better replacement combo: - Criterion Channel for the good stuff (cheaper than Netflix, too.) - Tubi for guilty crap... and some good movies here and there too (ad-supported.) For a whi
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by rinze 4y ago
I'll just repeat r/buttcoin's mantra: This is good for Bitcoin. Get the popcorn, we're in for a ride (I hope.)
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by rinze 4y ago
Because, having an above-average grasp of tech, they've looked into it and have concluded that it's just glorified bullshit. Edit: and a scam.
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by rinze 4y ago
Elon, if you're reading: this is yours now. Kill it.
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Big Tech Hiring Cements Canada's Status as Silicon Valley North(cbc.ca)
3 points by rinze 4y ago|0 comments
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The Paradox of Efficiency: Frictions Between Law and Algorithms(verfassungsblog.de)
1 points by rinze 4y ago|0 comments
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by rinze 4y ago
Consulting fees must flow.
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by rinze 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalonia

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