zecaurubu

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by zecaurubu 3y ago
Sounds like the idea of "obedience to the unenforceable" - the unwritten rules of society that we comply by personal choice. This Econtalk episode has a nice discussion about it - https://www.econtalk.org/michael-m
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by zecaurubu 3y ago
That's also the contingency plan for the national postal service in Brazil (ECT/Correios) - a state-owned company. My father, an instructor, had to drive a van around the town to deliver express packages during strikes. The strang
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by zecaurubu 4y ago
Not sure if it would help, but if you're around the Berlin area and want to grab a beer or coffee with another guy that left academia for the industry (and still has delusions that someday will submit his thesis), hit me up.
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by zecaurubu 4y ago
Smells like a "submarine"-type PR story ( http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html ) for chess.com.
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by zecaurubu 4y ago
I'm the same, but I found out I really like rucking (weighted marches). Grab a backpack, put some weight on it, and take a walk around your neighborhood while listening to a good podcast. Currently I walk 4-5km with a 14kg backpack, 3-
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by zecaurubu 4y ago
#2: I believe they encrypt the backed-up tokens locally with a user-provided password [1]. The same password must be used to restore the backup. A malicious agent that "clones" your simcard will be able to obtain only an encrypted
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by zecaurubu 13y ago
Interesting. There are plans for this "Bootcamp" to happen again next year? I live somewhat close from Chile (Brazil), but I plan to get my master's degree before going in a adventure in another country :)