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by shshhdhs 8y ago
I have to disagree. I perform a lot of interviews, in-person and over the phone, and I no longer trust resumes. People will put hundreds of words on them but can really only speak to a handful. I’d rather sort that out over the phone first
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Indefeasible rights of use(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by shshhdhs 8y ago|0 comments
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Maybe use SQS and then batch every X messages?
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Papers We Love(github.com)
4 points by shshhdhs 8y ago|0 comments
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
You’re now at 309! Sounds like some people want it!
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> “Sukhareva published more than 150 papers, six monographs and several textbooks on topics as diverse as intellectual disability, schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder, among other conditions.” Off topic, but what’s the diffe
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Remember folks: pack it in, pack it out. Let’s keep our Parks clean, especially when the Park Service has had budget cuts.
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
None of these “redesigned web” examples are balanced or readable. While I’m not convinced today’s design is the most optimal, I’d prefer them over any of these futuristic examples
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Dupe. Has been posted several times today.
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> capable of completing more than 200 million million actions per second > To reach this point it has taken £15million in funding, 20 years in conception and over 10 years in construction, with the initial build starting way back in 2
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
I’m seriously amazed at how abusive Howard is. I went back to your other post [1] and read his replies, and can’t believe how consistent his attitude is. He seems unreasonable. It was nice to see your patient, level-headed reply. [1] https
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OGAS (Soviet Internet)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by shshhdhs 8y ago|0 comments
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
How would you track that? From gathering anecdotes on HN?
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Tech breakthrough to allow 100-times-faster internet(rmit.edu.au)
1 points by shshhdhs 8y ago|0 comments
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> But, because it may save bandwidth or help pages load more quickly, a tiny minority of our users (0.1%) choose to keep it off. This might make sense if you are reading static content, but we recommend that you keep Javascript on while
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Yes, I’d love to see the blog post!
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Short answer: yes, especially when the author has the laptop on the desk with a wireless keyboard/trackpad.
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> In a cease-and-desist order against Voya Financial Advisors, the investment advisory unit of Voya Financial, the commission used the “Identity Theft Red Flags Rule” to censure the firm for allowing hackers to access social security num
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> The erosion of a vibrant Public Domain catalog is on of the greatest travesties of modern human civilization Ok, well I was with you until that last point. This is not one of the “greatest” travesties compared to wars, genocides, conce
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> AWS and Azure don't have a flat global network. You have to setup VPN's and complicated overlay networks. AWS has cross-region VPC peering, which is simple to setup and makes it feel “flat”. There’s no need for VPNs or overla
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Apple was listed on the PRISM slides but not Amazon. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)...
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Do you drink caffeine at all?
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
I don’t follow. In most cases, you still have to develop exploits to “exploit” vulnerabilities. Very few of them just offer you a login prompt over the internet.
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Why did they switch back to central distribution?
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
I’m also curious— What evidence did you have to provide?
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> people like you want reversible transactions, and people like me don't. I don’t buy that. Let’s say someone stole your life savings, would you still not want reversible transactions? What if someone stole your parent’s or sibling’
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Would you mind elaborating? I didn’t upvote, just curious if it’s a faulty fraud detection.. Why do you suspect foul play here, considering the OP is claiming not to do it? Edit: and thanks ahead of time!
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> this might be the new standard for tech companies. Unfortunately, I believe this is just hopeful ambition that won’t become a reality. The majority of folks I meet in tech tend to be a paycheck or two away from financial catastrophe an
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
This doesn’t really help as much as you seem to hope for. As a counterpoint, I would like to introduce you to the Underhanded competitions: http://www.underhanded-c.org https://underhandedcrypto.com
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> There isn't much need these days to plug a phone into a Mac. Actually, I plug my phone into my MacBook for two reasons: (1) to charge it when there’s no outlet nearby and (2) to have less interference when I use it as a hotspot an

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