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uberman
4y ago
Is this tweet chain actually just an ad? Seems odd to critique something then describe it as "database of over 150 million verified emails & mobile numbers"
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uberman
4y ago
0 the y-axis otherwise the chart is misleading.
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uberman
4y ago
Does it seam reasonable that Apple a multi-billion dollar company would choose to contact you via SMS and send you to a .support TLD rather than say use iMessage or your proper email address and an apple.com or at worst a .apple TDL?
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uberman
4y ago
Read about the arbitration rules you agreed to. Likely similar to: https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.html Arbitration costs money (usually split between both parties). If you feel like you have a case and are willing t
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uberman
4y ago
It would almost certainly make you a criminal...
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uberman
4y ago
Aren't "likes" and "shares" and their ilk already "user voting"? I actually think some of what is wrong with "social media" is "user voting".
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uberman
4y ago
Well it might not be possible to be 100% sure, but there are several tells that likely is. 1) the wide brim at the back of the helmet with the right temple insignia 2) the epaulettes clearly featured on the shoulder. 3) The extra wide and d
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uberman
4y ago
I dont consider myself to be superstitious, but I admit that if I mistyped a command, I often get the distinct feeling that it was a warning.
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uberman
4y ago
People used to fear that the big brother was listening to them on via their phone or watching them via their tv. Now those things are considered features rather than threats.
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uberman
4y ago
Are you asking more about the ethics of commercializing AI creatives derived from real world labor, or about the safety of exposing children to potentially lightly vetted AI creatives? I have no issue with a children's book written and
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uberman
4y ago
Another one for https://killedbygoogle.com/ I guess. It is kind of a wonder to me why anyone would embrace a new product offering from them at this point. I am interested in Carbon, but with a long history of dumping produc
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uberman
4y ago
It kind of seems to me that the average verified user would not likely pay $20 a year to retain their checkmark. Am I off base here? I don't "do twitter" all that much so perhaps others who do and have verified accounts can
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uberman
4y ago
What is HRT as it relates to the tech community?
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uberman
4y ago
Increasingly, I find that companies will present you the content they want you to see (likely the content they are being paid to show you) rather than the content you want to see.
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uberman
4y ago
Call me old fashioned, but yes, you (men) should pay or at very least give a sincere offer to pay. If you invite the other party on a date, then you should pay. You presumably controlled the choice of venue after all. If the other party inv
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uberman
4y ago
I find working remotely results in less free time particularly as it relates to core work hours. However you might define that. There was a time in my life where I worked 9 to 5 or even 9 to 4 and when the day was done, it was done. Then ca
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uberman
4y ago
170k on car loans while still paying off student debt? I think you hit the nail on the head
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uberman
4y ago
You might want to check your pronouns as there seems to be at least one gender swap going on. I can't actually follow who is who in your story or ultimately if there is a problem or a question here.
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uberman
4y ago
you might bookmark: https://github.com/<username>?tab=repositories
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uberman
4y ago
I'm not sure it is fair to say this is a generally "left" thing any more than it fair to say insurrection is a "right" thing. Fringe is fringe and speaking personally as someone who is left of center the idea of abo
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uberman
4y ago
It seems rather self evident to me that with 3 people you simply cant do everything well and I personally feel that extending your runway is likely a much higher priority than ensuring diversity when you have not even hired your first emplo
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uberman
4y ago
For better or worse, people will often judge you and set expectations via a halo effect. If you're good with writing backend code they likely assume you are good at writing front end code and thus also good at UX. I sometimes find tha
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uberman
4y ago
How "startup" are you talking about? pre-public you could have hundreds of employees in which case a diversity plan might be very appropriate or relevant. If you have 3 collaborators and a vision then I feel it would be a distract
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uberman
4y ago
Try not to take voting too personally. Most of the time I find a downvote to simply be someone who feels strongly and disagrees with you. It is the nature of this kind of internet voting system. If you find contributions as being flagged,
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uberman
4y ago
By far and away my favorite and most actively used is the MS Remote Development pack. I feel if you are not using it, you are not getting the best parts of VSCode
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4y ago
https://www.security.org/how-secure-is-my-password/
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uberman
4y ago
Are you asking if this is a secure method to generate passwords or if this one result is readily crackable? The method is obviously flawed as everyone born in 1990 shares this password. This one result though was relatively safe in that ran
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uberman
4y ago
Google has a long history of innovations that while sometime great, fail to achieve hockey stick growth and thus fail to move the revenue needle for a company that take in a 1/4 trillion dollars a year. A billion dollar a year product
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uberman
4y ago
I have never heard the term "codes". If one were to use it, I would assume that they are non native speakers
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uberman
4y ago
Does your spouse want to give up their job?
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