ttymck

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Reddit's IPO is a regrettable mis-step in corporate governance(ft.com)
28 points by ttymck 3y ago|22 comments
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by ttymck 3y ago
> die at around 80 Or, you blow past that and die at 88, 93, 99 like my family seems predisposed to do. Of course with a staunch reprehension for assisted living and no means to pay for it if you wanted to.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Did Romans enjoy walking to the coffee shop or the grocery store?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Surely you'd want to instead share a link to the logs being investigated so others can investigate concurrently, instead of having 2 backseat drivers observe someone observing logs.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Isn't the ORM the mapper from rows to objects? Every ORM I've used has support for "plain sql", in addition to a query builder/dsl. How are you deserializing query results and serializing inputs? For context: I work
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by ttymck 3y ago
Forking and typosquatting. If, for example, Google is famous for HIRING.md and someone squats The username Goog1e with their own nefarious HIRING.md, it seems like a great vector for phishing. Hiring scams are increasingly common since the
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by ttymck 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22767319
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by ttymck 3y ago
This seems to be asked once a month. I am surprised there isn't a spam filter explicity for it at this point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2022116 Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2276
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by ttymck 3y ago
The problem is that they do not care, and they are not incentivized to care.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Do you have any example use cases for multi host docker?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Yes, I am asking: all else equal, would more NATO members reduce the number of US soldiers deployed.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Zoom meeting links often have the password appended as a query parameter. Is this link a "private secure" link? Is the link without the password "private secure"?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I understand what you say is true in theory, but does this mean the US will deploy fewer troops in NATO theaters, in practice?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> but there is no success; a functioning billing system is just what is expected. It's all downside and no upside for you personally. I just wanted to say thank you for giving a robust voice to the frustrations I've felt after
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by ttymck 3y ago
I think you've described the "punitive" notion of prison. There is, as I understand it, also a "reformative" notion of prison: removing dangerous people from society and attempting to rehabilitate them. In the US, I
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Can an Employer Legally Withdraw a Job Offer After It's Been Made?(natlawreview.com)
2 points by ttymck 3y ago|0 comments
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by ttymck 3y ago
Whats the bulk of 6GB of dependencies?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I wouldn't mind
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by ttymck 3y ago
Sorry, what?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I am not quite sure what point you are trying to make, as it pertains to the TSA
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by ttymck 3y ago
Perhaps that was my point exactly?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> Would I think positively about a service trying to monetize email? I think quite positively about my experience with fastmail
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by ttymck 3y ago
Most establishments in the United States.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Yet most Americans would vote to maintain the TSA and its mandate.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Do you have any advice for finding a firm worth joining?
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by ttymck 3y ago
In practice it's not that bad
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by ttymck 3y ago
What should replace it?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I'd have preferred more technical details. But it's interesting to get a sense of the rather "cowboy" (in a positive sense) approach of the caddy maintainers for their "online" service offering (a build server)
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by ttymck 3y ago
What makes one tech stack worse than another?
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Could a US pensions revolution be on the cards?(ft.com)
1 points by ttymck 3y ago|1 comments

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