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skyrw
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skyrw
9y ago
If they do this in the USA, imagine what they do back home. Wild stuff.
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skyrw
9y ago
You are absolutely the worst kind of person.
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skyrw
9y ago
No idea what his business model is. That said, my b2b saas company ran our first 5 customers with old skool paper invoices and checks, doing 6/12 month pre-pay. CC processing fee's can really eat into early revenue like this even.
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skyrw
9y ago
It's pretty easy. When they were attacking the republicans everybody on the left loved them. Now they are attacking the democrats, ergo they have zero credibility and are working with our enemies.
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skyrw
10y ago
Hacker News is r/politics now. I'm out.
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skyrw
10y ago
Under a certain light SF is a company town, especially when you define the 'company' as the collective of Venture Capitalists that have profit interests in every tech shop here.
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skyrw
10y ago
Make flying great again
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skyrw
10y ago
I believe LaunchDarkly ( https://launchdarkly.com/ ) is trying to solve that. Still seems like a strange problem to apply a catch-all solution too however.
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skyrw
10y ago
Well I guess if you're the type of person that can't stop hitting themselves in the face you may be in the market for one. Limited market though however.
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10y ago
I catch myself almost saying things like this to customers all the time. I think its a dunning-kruger related component of engineering humility. Constantly have to watch my words and think in marketing language.
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skyrw
10y ago
That's a fair assessment.
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skyrw
10y ago
Meeting with a government ambassador in your role as head of the Senate Armed Services committee and claiming you didn't talk about the election is a far cry from meeting with the Attorney General potentially set to potentially prosecu
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10y ago
There is nothing here to prove that he perjured himself. From the article: In January, Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) asked Sessions for answers to written questions. “Several of the President-elect’s nominees or senior advisers have Russia
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skyrw
10y ago
The second that happens they will remove it in the following release.
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skyrw
10y ago
No article can be complete nowadays unless it makes some soft virtue signal about how racist we all used to be.
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skyrw
10y ago
Or they can afford private drivers
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skyrw
10y ago
As an immigrant yourself do you feel that you are a net benefit or detriment to Singapore?
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skyrw
10y ago
Bigger nerd? You for making that joke, me for getting it.
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skyrw
10y ago
When I get really stir crazy I find it only takes about 4-5 hours in a co-working space to remind me how good I have it.
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skyrw
10y ago
This election isn't Liberalism vs Conservatism, it's Corporatism vs Populism.
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skyrw
10y ago
The only killer feature that hangouts has is that it's the only reliable way to talk to any of your friends that work at google.
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skyrw
10y ago
Summary: Don't confess to a federal crime when being interrogated by border patrol and expect zero consequences. This applies to all nations.
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skyrw
10y ago
If you are fat then you are not eating sensibly, regardless of your excuses.
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skyrw
10y ago
The behavior patters that lead to obesity usually go hand in hand with avoiding common hookup/dating spots (i.e clubs). Sitting on the couch eating 3 papa john's pizzas every night does not help you bang anybody, regardless of bod
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10y ago
I would counter C, in that arguably sex education in school is infinity more thorough now than it was 60 years ago. If anything this shows that more sex-ed lowers sex. Also porn 'in some form' has been around for a long time but t
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skyrw
10y ago
Well, now I'm thoroughly terrified of BBQ.
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skyrw
10y ago
That depends on your target market demographic and size, certainly enough to be statistically relevant.
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10y ago
I know the article explicitly and consistently says 'encryption' everywhere. I simply cannot fathom that they were encrypting instead of hashing. While I suppose it's possible that the SHA-1 versions were encrypted, I refuse
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10y ago
Its [Current Year] and [Semi-Respectable Tech Blog] still doesn't know the difference between encryption and hashing.
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skyrw
10y ago
Rule 1: Be attractive; Rule 2: Don't be unattractive.
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