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by ultimoo 6y ago
So is schwab.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
> "blue all over" = 0 > "blue at the extremities, body pink" = 1 > "no cyanosis" = 2 I wonder if they have updated guidance and training for scoring non-white babies. Brown and black babies probably do
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by ultimoo 6y ago
This is so terrible. Is there an easy way for me to write to Plaid to delete all my information or do I have to go into each service and unlink?
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Yep, I do think it's more of this and dealing with things on a case-by-case basis to asses a company's stance as opposed to setting a precedent. I have a hard time imagining aws booting off a company that is making a good faith at
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Thanks for posting this, I was pondering along the same lines! > Every other utility seems to be regulated. For example even if you have a Confederate flag or a picture of Stalin outside your house, the local electric and water companies
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Fascinating! On a separate note, I was reading up on Boston Dynamics just the other day and was surprised to see that they are now owned by Hyundai (Google X sold BD to SoftBank who sold them to Hyundai). I guess was surprised to see non US
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Not sure what's so surprising/interesting about this (I don't have a subscription to read the full article). This nugget in the introduction seems to summarize the tech behind this -- > Sensors installed in electric bays c
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Living in SF and interacting with my coworkers and neighbors on a regular basis, I had no idea until just now that using the okay hand gesture is now offensive. How does everyone else stay informed of these societal changes? I don't re
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by ultimoo 6y ago
It's unfortunate that the article doesn't link or embed a singe audio example of her voice. "Come up and see me sometime" https://youtu.be/xY9QxFDwiL0?t=40
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by ultimoo 6y ago
This was a great read! Thank you for sharing :-)
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Great story, thanks for sharing. What is it like being on google’s exec compensation team? I had no idea that was a thing and would love to listen to any more fun stories (only if you’re allowed to share).
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by ultimoo 6y ago
> S3 consistency is available at no additional cost and removes the need for additional third-party, services, and complex architecture. I wonder whether any companies/businesses solely depended on offering eventual consistency work
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I think that's an unfair characterization based on citizenship.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Fascinating, I hadn't even considered how the org design and incentives in place internally at AWS affects the way some of the outward facing services are designed. Is an example say an up and coming director wanted to build a new serv
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by ultimoo 6y ago
OP seems to be referring to the existing (proprietary) software that is used to count paper ballots -- not software to make the entire election process electronic.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I was talking about this same thing with someone the other day and they spoke about how a few years ago, SF only had 2-3 days a year that they felt the need for an AC and now it's more like 2-3 weeks every year. Same with number of day
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Interesting, I wonder why they don't have a US presence.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Right now, being a landlord in SF is looking pretty grim given that tech workers who used to rent are fleeing in droves and those that are not are negotiating their rents. I wonder whether this trend will reverse in the next 1-3 years or th
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I fondly remember learning and using Chef back in '10 when it was all the rage. Seemed to work really well given the basic AWS architecture (no containers & microservices) that we had at the time. Also notable was the thriving and
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Maybe not for a programming language per se but Developers often do pay for IDEs and other niceties around developing software. Swift is another interesting example of a language that you have to pay for developing in (not directly but in o
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Splunk | Engineering Manager | Bay Area, CA | Onsite | http://app.jobvite.com/m?3HmJalwM Splunk is hiring an Engineering Manager for running a new team under Developer Ecosystem. The team will be chartered with solving chal
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Hug of death? Getting a 502.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Hi pc, huge fan of Stripe and its relentless focus on the "impatient developer", which so many enterprise companies miss the mark on. As a future co-founder interested in this space, do you have any talks or essays on how you buil
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I had come across a video couple of months ago showing this in action. Captcha was mentioned a few times on the thread. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwCh4rtAOWc
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I'll admit this is not the kind of content I typically encounter here. Hn never fails to amaze me!
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by ultimoo 6y ago
For those that didn't know what this is (like me): > Demoskene is an international community focused on demos, programming, graphics and sound creatively real-time audiovisual performances.
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by ultimoo 7y ago
What's stopping them from increasing premiums today? They quote every 3 - 6 months and can increase premiums across the board if auto-accidents trend upward. If you are referring to increasing premiums in the middle of a quote cycle, t
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by ultimoo 7y ago
This is some great sleuthing! Thanks for sharing it. If you don't mind me asking, how did you list out all the 130k subdomains?
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by ultimoo 7y ago
I wonder if the US will see a similar shutdown in the coming weeks.
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by ultimoo 7y ago
Nice read! Call me jaded but _walking_ up to twin peaks in the dark? Be careful!

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