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by ssss11 5y ago
While anonymity may be something to strive for (I’m not going to argue that) there’s a cold reality here. They need to comply with laws to operate, and that means knowing this stuff (look up KYC, usually related to banks). All the exchanges
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by ssss11 5y ago
Great explanation thank you!
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’m not familiar with the company ’bandwidth’ but do find it a little funny they’re experiencing an outage. But then I feel guilty seeing they have a 911 call service which is offline. This is really serious - I wonder what kind of tech the
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by ssss11 5y ago
Gotta make sure we can be served those sweet cookies!!
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by ssss11 5y ago
I often have random people from overseas with business development or marketing titles from unknown companies view my profile - I’ve always suspected they browse everyone and build a big database hoping to sell it or something.. is this it?
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by ssss11 5y ago
They’re referring to Oracle cloud which competes with AWS, Azure, Google cloud etc not Oracle the database product
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by ssss11 5y ago
This is an epic thread! If I followed correctly, the extension author is spamming their users on initialisation with a link to a YT article on Covid and ivermectin…. Why would you do this? No user wants deception like this (regardless of wh
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by ssss11 5y ago
Exactly. The more data, the more control over interactions the other party has to extract maximum value. I’m always surprised when people don’t understand this. They get it if you talk about the real world, but don’t if suddenly the informa
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by ssss11 5y ago
I wonder how many people (excluding those benefitting from the adtech industry) hold the view that they enjoy seeing personalised ads. My guess is very very few.
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by ssss11 5y ago
That’s the crux with tech these days. Many companies took advantage of people’s data when they shouldn’t have. If they want to walk that back and behave in a good way, how can anyone prove it.. taking their word for it isn’t good enough.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Maybe it goes against their mental model because Gmail did it for over 10 years and already broke the trust regular people placed in them.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Yes to the obliviousness taken as consent point. It’s been awfully convenient for them to move fast and break whatever they like and if no one screams just keep on going - but that doesn’t make it right.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Which linuxes work well with it? Anyone from framework here to provide an ETA on int’l availability timeframe? (Specifically Australia!)
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by ssss11 5y ago
That would be nice but it would likely just follow you around serving you ads and deliberately getting in your way to get your maximum attention!!
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by ssss11 5y ago
I like this idea and have been thinking about how DAO’s could be useful for something similar but hadn’t made this mental leap yet. It would be good if the members could pick and choose which startups their funds contributed to within the
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by ssss11 5y ago
We can’t let those pesky solar panels get in the way of our mates running power plants /s
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by ssss11 5y ago
After the fact? It’s been in news articles for years. I agree with your second point - I don’t know what the process should have been but they clearly haven’t followed it
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by ssss11 5y ago
The costs and schedule blew out. It’s been a big problem for Australia and surely the French knew that. Australia should probably have informed them in a better way though.
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by ssss11 5y ago
As an aside I wanted to say I love the theme used by this blog.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Apart from the otherlarge co’s usually have a lot of info sec requirements and other red tape.. procurement processes etc. Perhaps consider bringing in help if you can land this, and congrats.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I don’t think it’s a case of needing to act dumb to get a job. It’s probably a case of asking difficult questions that make the interviewer dislike you. I definitely think you should ask questions, just carefully select which questions. I u
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by ssss11 5y ago
Wow I didn’t know this. Is this why when you go to find out things e.g. sports game preview, the top hits are very generic and of absolutely no value?
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by ssss11 5y ago
The ideal assistant, and the corporate strategy of capitalist behemoths, is clearly at odds. The longer we give them attention the more money they make.
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by ssss11 5y ago
The title of the article does not say “against China”
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’d say the same of companies - the same role at two similar companies can be drastically different pay and there’s usually a good reason (which the candidate won’t know) - culture, complexity, bureaucracy, hours, workload, etc.
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by ssss11 5y ago
This is pretty cool
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by ssss11 5y ago
I read that they had some huge throughput that overwhelmed their nodes. I imagine they will bounce back and mitigate this type of failure for the future.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’m wondering if you’ve contacted them with your feedback? It could make a difference for the better
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by ssss11 5y ago
You can get an example project from GitHub and learn to write the smart contract code on a test net. Google for example walkthroughs where people have blogged about their example and the steps. I think most of the L1 Blockchains (eg. eth, d
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by ssss11 5y ago
At first glance I like it! I think it’s a useful tool thanks for sharing.

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