uremog

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by uremog 9y ago
Just imagine the cost for providing five-nines on that service.
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by uremog 9y ago
They do have to get clients somehow.
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by uremog 9y ago
http://family-romance.com/
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by uremog 9y ago
During a pentest?
35.
by uremog 9y ago
Well, it did, but only for a short while. And that may just be because of how bad it was.
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by uremog 9y ago
They're already getting the profit. If the flight was fully booked and someone didn't show up, that seat was still paid for. To me, it really should have been reserved for that passenger, present or not. Reselling a no-show&#x2
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by uremog 9y ago
This feature is built into a lot of critical infra there, like airports. As I'm sure you know, the more common (and costly) it is, the better investment it is.
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by uremog 9y ago
And then the generators train their own generation NN against that :P
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by uremog 10y ago
Some would stop, some would not. Some would just not do so as their day job. Some would find other ways to get revenue, etc. The "starving artist" trope is plenty real. Low revenue has not stopped them. Whenever someone argues
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by uremog 10y ago
> 2. Why would the ex-CIA guy hurt his current employer to help his former? Don't people do it the other way around? I don't think quitting your CIA job lets you off the hook for essentially giving away something they consider
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by uremog 10y ago
In my experience, even most restaurant don't go real hard into caramelization. It's usually a quarter to half of what they could do, probably still because it takes so long.
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by uremog 10y ago
Rant maybe, but it's true. I've done them too in batches, usually enough for two large pans at once, anything less and it's a lot of waiting around doing nothing. And if you're inexperienced, pushing it on the heat wil
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by uremog 10y ago
Really the right answer was to be taken way back when they decided to put their courses online. They should have budgeted the right amount not only to record and serve these courses, but to also observe this applicable law. Having come thi
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by uremog 10y ago
> Why could this post not have been crafted by someone at Lyft? After all the shady campaigns Uber has used against their competitors, even if this were true, I'd be fine with it.
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by uremog 10y ago
Do you think something like this could overcome the effects of say, the 50 Cent Party[1]? Or would they eventually end up being 80% of the "vetted accounts"? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party
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by uremog 10y ago
> The one with the bad image will have to be better at his job (95% success rate) to get hired as often. Or he could fast talk his way into preference, or get a drinking buddy to hire him, or countless other ways that don't involve
47.
by uremog 10y ago
> So 57,000 are worse devs then you ? Probably not. There's plenty of better workers than me who I wouldn't want to work with.
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by uremog 10y ago
But whether it's legal or not, a traveler has no power over a border agent. By the time you've gotten any help, whatever your itinerary was is already wrecked.
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by uremog 10y ago
And yet the conclusion is still right.
50.
by uremog 10y ago
Yeah, it'd be too much of a risk to let the "secret sauce" go anywhere out of their control.
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by uremog 10y ago
Or more generally, test for danger, then try to use most efficiently as a resource . Whether that resource is as food, economic benefit, recreation, friendship, etc.
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by uremog 10y ago
Probably because it's made to look like it does something. Sometimes that's all you need to get people to buy. And yet, they (probably) make no false claims so they are not breaking the law.
53.
by uremog 10y ago
So he forbids anyone from considering possibilities of why any IT might be broken? LOL
54.
by uremog 10y ago
So they're basically DeBeers for doctors?
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by uremog 10y ago
Having a work-around to a bad situation still isn't "luring foreign tech talent", which is what the article is about.
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by uremog 10y ago
And "natural" can mean a whole lot of things.
57.
by uremog 10y ago
Like salt, it takes up all the water, which bacteria needs.
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by uremog 10y ago
his spine would be sold separately Sorry, that item is out of stock.
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by uremog 10y ago
Have you considered word replacement lists? Like for "This looks really cool", "This looks really[cool, great, awesome, other synonym]". Might string people along longer.
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by uremog 10y ago
I don't think this is about expecting a diamond. More likely that it's about the abrupt mention of divorce.

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