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by codeisawesome 5y ago
I believe you are experiencing a 'sarchasm'.
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Way to paint with broad brush strokes!
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Is there a networking-for-developers style course that you would recommend?
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
I was recently thinking about this: let’s say you built a chrome extension and wants to collect some basic usage analytics (with explicit user consent and knowledge, while preserving privacy) - you could batch-send activities at intervals t
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Sounds so spooky, do say more! Do you mean Jason Bourne / John Wick shows up at the hackers’ nest?
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Mods are doing a good job these days putting up two articles talking about opposite-ish viewpoints on the front page it feels very intentional and it is interesting.
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Thanks, I’ll look more deeply into this.
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Hmm.. continuing education that’s more accessible seems to be the gist of it; I wouldn’t quite put that in the same bucket as this post’s headline…
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
So the universities have decided to monetise their own great reputations by simply selling it to a bidder?
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
What if those brands are compromised or back-doored by internal or external actors? Just look at the Western Digital fiasco recently. Do these wallets call home at all? Also: aren’t backups easier to make on a normal SSD? (PS: these are my
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
What is a competent and trustworthy guide for choosing a cold wallet strategy? There are many products on the market and none seem trustworthy. Is a raspberry pi kept offline with an external storage drive a good strategy? When the pi needs
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Not to mention being on video calls with classmates / actual classes and also having a few other windows running (lets say Slack / Discord), and maybe driving a decent-resolution monitor.. these relatively basic sounding things ca
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
I have no idea why you are so heavily downvoted for giving a rational response countering with your own experiences…?
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
But then why make iPads so insanely, ridiculously powerful?!
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
This is an excellent list. I can think of so many experiences where I’d have fared better knowing/following this advice instead of my wrong instincts at the time.
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
If one were to buy that book (or even visit the link) - some new interesting ‘data points’ have now been collected ;) Actually no, not a wink, it’s terrifying :D D:
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Just started reading it… very hopeful from the first pages that this might be the book I’ve been waiting for.
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Are attachments (like photo and video contents) E2E encrypted on WhatsApp?
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
This is an excellent idea and I look forward to browsing it when you start! Also as you’ve already conceptualised as a wiki - don’t worry about organising it perfectly, you’ll never figure it out yourself. Let the community (which you will
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
I appreciate how open the dev is being and I like the article! But I have a moral annoyance towards username squatting, especially by folks who don’t actually participate in the network…
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
> Apple also advertise the fact that consumers can keep their purchased files in the cloud for later download. And when using certain settings on iOS and Fire devices, Apple will automatically remove from a device content and apps that h
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by codeisawesome 5y ago
Even more surprising that there’s one situation still ongoing: > Meanwhile, at the Iranian port of Assaluyeh, 19 mostly Indian crew members of the bulk carrier Ula are on hunger strike after their vessel was abandoned by its owners in Ju
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
> Arguably if you need to prep that much it might not be a good fit. YMMV. Dear candidate - do not pay attention to this person’s comment. This behaviour is called gatekeeping (not withstanding the backbone-free cop-out at the end with t
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
IMO (please prove me wrong! There will be info in your proof I'd like to know...) - founder immigration is the greatest bottleneck for this capital to be invested. A startup founder visa will more than take care of this 'dry powde
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
Thank you for engaging the other commenter and articulating my stance better than I could have. Also - while I have deep respect (I truthfully do) for the expertise of folks who teach this material - I have lost patience for their patronisi
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
IMO it’s a major waste of time to go through a book if I can’t check my solutions and be satisfied that I understood everything the instructor intended to from the problem. I won’t be investing the time into this book. Algorithms by Sedgwic
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
I’m somewhat certain that the east India company, the VOC etc., had wealth surpassing many countries by the time their consolidation activities reached their peak, though. This isn’t a new phenomenon I don’t think.
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
Why not..? Asking because the explanation might end up helping me and also cure folks' HN addictions :D
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
Okay - that begins to explain the problem a bit. So people being afraid and just holding on to their newfound gains in just cash or say, T-bills - can depress the entire economy by a lack of interest in stocks. Structurally it seems a littl
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by codeisawesome 6y ago
After the sell-off, there’s a lot of cash (yes even more) washing around right? It has to go somewhere , and so it will come back into securities in probably a few weeks or max, months. The value represented isn’t exactly disappearing it’s

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