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by unreal37 4y ago
I remember, in the early days of the pandemic, that Azure Australia ran out of compute too. It happens at the regional level. Are you stuck only to the German region, and can't go to other European regions?
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by unreal37 4y ago
Politely disagree. The Pocket Casts app UI can definitely use some improvement. There's no such thing as perfection, and this app is far from perfect. Reading about how they were sold in 2018 to NPR explains A LOT of why it hasn't
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by unreal37 4y ago
That is illegal in some countries. For instance in Portugal, you can't film roads or other people's private property. So "car dashcams" are illegal. And any surveillance cameras you have on your property cannot be pointe
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by unreal37 4y ago
I guess it depends if your website does something valuable or substantial. If it's just your hobby site... great, develop it without JS. But if it's a site people pay to access (or requires ads) and they expect some functionality
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by unreal37 4y ago
Assuming the #1 Google result on page 1 of search is the companies public domain is a flaw. Some companies use a different domain for corporate use than their public domain name. Like fb.com
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by unreal37 4y ago
"A 100 mile run can take just 12 hours for the most elite runners and as long as 48 hours for the back of the pack racers. There are so many factors that can vary finishing times." There are 4X runners I guess.
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by unreal37 4y ago
I've seen it too. It's a thing. Didn't like the person and they were anti-social to a great degree. The company treated him like a diva and he was I guess. But he could go into his office, shut the door, and the next day we&#
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by unreal37 4y ago
Well GDPR was the real cause of it. American companies want to track you by default. Safer just to block you than risk some weird "this cookie is on my system when I said no" lawsuit.
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by unreal37 4y ago
The app pulls in a CSV with the list of events, so the app requires internet to work right?
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by unreal37 4y ago
So let's say you change phone numbers and FORGET to change one of the important websites that use that number for authentication? Or you change phones, wiping the old one before selling it to your friend and setting up the new one from
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by unreal37 4y ago
It's a preprocessor directive. The compiler injects the array based on your instruction. https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n3017.htm#a...
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by unreal37 4y ago
You're both right. It's amazing that you and the ISO team are good stewards of the C standard. Thank you for being part of that. And it can also be true that it was "hell" and "hardly worth it" for the OP to ge
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by unreal37 4y ago
My take is that the Director of the DID working group is tired and wants this to be over. They want to enjoy a few months break and some future Working Group can deal with the problems. We've all been there. Coding is complete, but QA
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by unreal37 4y ago
It's simply a URI standard for crypto signatures. It provides no function except an address to something else. That's why Google is asking for a few "working" integrations to prove the theory. Because someone goes to imp
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by unreal37 4y ago
Right? The government publishes it in birth records! It's public from the first month you are born.
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by unreal37 4y ago
Searching his "globally unique name" yields 4800 results. Good luck with that.
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by unreal37 4y ago
I see your name in like the sixth Google result on page 1. You can't "put the genie back in the bottle". It's out there, the Internet remembers forever.
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by unreal37 4y ago
It might be a red flag. But that can't be some roadblock to entering the industry. People get into careers for all sorts of reasons. A paycheck. The thrill of succeeding at their job. The thrill of being the best in the business. You c
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by unreal37 4y ago
The article clearly has a slant. I also think it links to how most loss prevention officers have a decide to go into law enforcement.
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by unreal37 4y ago
I once saw a guy stealing a Moleskine notebook. Maybe that notebook can be resold, and he uses the money to pay rent? Or more likely, he uses it to buy drugs. So preventing the shoplifting might just save his life from a drug overdose. It&#
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by unreal37 4y ago
Is there a YC response to this?
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by unreal37 4y ago
And the US offers the EB-5 program that offers wealthy Chinese a Green Card and a path to citizenship. Pick the log from your own eye before you pick the speck from someone else.
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by unreal37 4y ago
Do people who are convicted of financial-related crimes (like money laundering) deserve access to banking too? Just curious how absolute this right to banking should be.
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by unreal37 4y ago
I keep hearing "In the Netherlands" as a reply to any social dilemma. Surely, not everything is paradise in the Netherlands...
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by unreal37 4y ago
I assumed they would have shot him on the spot. Chokehold seems mild. You're in a war zone. Shooting people who put you in harm is a thing.
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by unreal37 4y ago
Because telling people to turn off their devices when not in use is not harmful. I mean, I can tell you I drank orange juice this morning when in fact I didn't. So it's misinformation. But it's not harming you to believe me.
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by unreal37 5y ago
The only app I could find seems to be an app that transmits radio stations from South America. https://steprimo.com/iphone/ph/app/1459155539/Radios-cumbia-...
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by unreal37 5y ago
Logging in doesn't solve it.
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by unreal37 5y ago
It's a setting that you can't change. You can't override it. You can't say "yes I'm really really really sure I want Google to always be in English." It's beyond nuts. And "catering to the comput
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by unreal37 5y ago
This is currently affecting me. Google serves me results in Portuguese. The results are poor for me, because I can't read the language. The suggested websites are in Portuguese. And there's no way around this? It's crazy!

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