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by satya71 3y ago
Multiple applications for the same beneficiary are completely legitimate. The fraud here is that the applications are for jobs that don’t exist.
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by satya71 3y ago
WFH parents with kids can confirm that ~100% diseases come in via kids. The scientific community was focused on the danger to kids from COVID, which is not zero, but not that high. But the real danger was that the parents/caregivers wo
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by satya71 3y ago
I wonder, how do Azure DevOps and AWS CodeCommit compare in this regard?
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by satya71 3y ago
AWS Step Functions are great if you don't need to run a lot of them. In short, great for business processes, terrible for serving video.
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by satya71 4y ago
Also remember to reduce your withholding so you can get the $7500 non-refundable tax-credit.
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by satya71 4y ago
Begging the question much?
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by satya71 4y ago
There's a new spec, JSON Type Definition [1], but I don't have any experience using it. [1] https://jsontypedef.com/
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How to use Google Bard for business workflows with lots of examples(youtube.com)
3 points by satya71 4y ago|0 comments
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by satya71 4y ago
Notion, Pocket Casts
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by satya71 4y ago
Twitter
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by satya71 4y ago
Absolutely, sounds like OP is looking for serverless? That’s the opposite of boring technology.
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by satya71 4y ago
If you’re willing to have a bigger vision, you could look into a VC like Unshackled. They have a process for you to work on a startup on H-1B while you get your O-1 or other visa figured out.
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by satya71 4y ago
Power user here. Windows is the power users OS, because, almost everything is tweakable using registry and GPO.
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by satya71 4y ago
The crucial difference is amplification.
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by satya71 4y ago
That Twitter thread is absolutely bonkers. Someone doesn't know what they're talking about.
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by satya71 4y ago
Interesting approach and could solve a pain point for us. I'm not sure about the no-code rules however. Whoever is using it will probably need to know enough about the data-model, that they'd likely be a programmer. As a programme
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by satya71 4y ago
This is the favored tactic of Indian government when trying to intimidate the press (or politicians). [1] https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/it-raids...
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by satya71 4y ago
Use wsltty
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by satya71 4y ago
For compatibility, use typing_extensions. You can use most of the latest typing features with older versions of Python.
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by satya71 4y ago
Selling to people without ability to pay. Not solving a big enough pain.
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Until further notice, think twice before using Google to download software(arstechnica.com)
329 points by satya71 4y ago|237 comments
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by satya71 4y ago
There should be hosting providers popping up soon. Takahē ( https://takahe.social/ ) project should make it relatively inexpensive to run such instances.
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by satya71 4y ago
This looks very nice. I wish the price point for Formkiq Pro were a little more palatable for a startup.
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by satya71 4y ago
There's also Mayan EDMS [1]. I have no experience with it, but looks sensible from the outside. [1] https://www.mayan-edms.com/
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by satya71 4y ago
Article from 2020.
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by satya71 4y ago
Weren't we boycotting UAE for similar situation?
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by satya71 4y ago
> Why do people still use Subversion on GitHub, anyhow? Besides simple inertia, there were workflows which Git didn’t support until recently. The main thing we heard when speaking with customers and communities was checking out a subset
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by satya71 4y ago
By "they" I meant CDC/FDA. They should know better than to arm the scare-mongers.
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by satya71 4y ago
> The agencies said other data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Department of Veterans Affairs and other sources haven’t shown an elevated risk of stroke. “Although the totality of the data currently suggests that it
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by satya71 4y ago
Stating the obvious is sometimes useful to get someone to take notice. Let’s hope.

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