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by syrgian 5y ago
I would like to add that I know some engineers getting paid 75-90k € (some even with some unlikely stock options added) in Barcelona, Spain. These are individual contributors with 10 years of experience. These same engineers were getting pa
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by syrgian 5y ago
Since you are already being a criminal, you could go all the way and sell it to a security agency, Zerodium or another criminal. The company you work for, once they track the code back to you, will investigate you to make sure you did not m
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by syrgian 5y ago
https://www.siliconrepublic.com/people/developers-programmer... According to this, 9% of the population in Dublin are software developers. By comparison, London seems to be at 7.7% according to the same metric.
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by syrgian 5y ago
I bought a few of them to try them out and I'm disappointed currently. I tried to make them switch temperature automatically through the day, and nothing is working. I've only found people saying that there's no way without c
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by syrgian 5y ago
I have heard anecdotes of them linking accounts together and banning them all at once if one of the algorithms deems you unworthy. Unless you are really splitting them, by using a different IP and browser characteristics for each of them...
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by syrgian 5y ago
However, the probability of the DNA getting hit would increase linearly with the amount of junk DNA, wouldn't it? So the chance of good DNA getting hit is exactly the same as without junk. Not sure how it would help shielding the good
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by syrgian 6y ago
Long term non-trader money is also part of the market (stock buybacks, dividends).
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by syrgian 6y ago
You say 200 hp, website says 200 kW. Which is it? The specs do look fantastic.
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by syrgian 6y ago
If he's the one using cURL, does that mean that he is one of the kids in the phrase 'You built a formula 1 race car and tossed the keys to kids with ego problems.'?
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by syrgian 6y ago
I would have slept a lot worse if people thought that I held millions in an asset that can be easily stolen by invading my home and putting my family at risk. I would only be happy if I was very careful with not revealing who I was, ever (h
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by syrgian 6y ago
That's not how Amazon works, they take a lot of 'short term losses in exchange for trust' decisions, like warning you if a product has increased in price since you added it to the wish list, possibly triggering additional res
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by syrgian 6y ago
Has this been fixed already? I can easily find those products (associated with 'BeltBro' seller). https://www.amazon.com/s?k=beltbro
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by syrgian 6y ago
Pump and dump is fraud. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pump_and_dump But the effort was distributed and hard to track and prove, so the scammers that knew what they were doing are most likely safe.
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by syrgian 6y ago
If you are willing to share, when you say that you get FAANG salary you mean FAANG-level or actually from one of those companies?
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by syrgian 6y ago
Long term that should net them a lot more money. Having and keeping a true mission will allow them to leave all competitors behind. Because even if competitors can seem strong from time to time (VS Code and Atom recently) they will end up d
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by syrgian 6y ago
You mean that's the mission the want to sell. I mean, can you tell me of even one company that states their mission is 'increase the share value'? Or even something close to that?
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by syrgian 6y ago
This reminds me of when a French coworker tried to translate an item in a restaurant menu which said 'cabrit al forn', Catalan for 'roasted goat'. Google first translated it to English ('baked kid') and then to
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by syrgian 6y ago
Wouldn't you need to edit every single backup where the key is stored in order to comply?
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by syrgian 6y ago
To be fair, CloudFront's limit is 20GB.
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by syrgian 6y ago
I think the Amazon account does need a phone number, but it could be any phone number you have access to, or the phone number used by the hotspot.
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by syrgian 6y ago
An Echo Show device matches most of your requirements: low configuration, remotely manageable, plus it's voice-managed. Sadly there are no 4G versions, but you could solve it with a small plugged 4G router.
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by syrgian 6y ago
I've used systems in the past that analyze them server side for similitude with previous passwords of your own (or perhaps only your last password? if that's the case, requiring current password would be enough, no need to store i
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by syrgian 6y ago
Once you add things like clickstream, email, ip address and user agent to the data used, it should be very easy to pick set with negligible false positives.
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by syrgian 7y ago
It's somewhat small, for optimal reading I zoomed to 130%.
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by syrgian 7y ago
Thanks a lot! I had been bypassing manually the zoom client, but lately I felt like they were hiding more and more the browser option (up to the point that sometimes I had to run Chrome to have two chances for the non-client link to appear)
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by syrgian 7y ago
I agree, people are arguing in favor of self-moderation, but if we are here is precisely because we like the moderation. Pay-walled and lower-than-average quality articles promote people judging the article by the title, going to the commen
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by syrgian 7y ago
So any bump on the aluminum that the store clerk doesn't approve of would cost you around $800? (since I assume the only way out would be selling it second-hand with a huge discount)
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by syrgian 8y ago
That's probably his point. Bonds have less return than shares because they have less risk. A single company is always going to be riskier and more volatile than the sp500.
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by syrgian 8y ago
By your description of the problem it matches better the "Tragedy of the commons" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons ) than a self-fulfilling prophecy. A self-fulfilling prophecy would be if
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by syrgian 8y ago
Have database replicas that only listen to INSERT statements (easy to implement in My/Maria SQL with BEFORE triggers), and design the software that works with the DB as append-only.

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