edwhitesell

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by edwhitesell 5mo ago
Sometimes it's Dutch instead, but that's true. Many agencies, especially those new to having K-9 or small departments that may not be able to spend time dedicated to training from puppies, get dogs from Europe that are partially o
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by edwhitesell 6mo ago
I'd bet there are many. I know a few teams with spends in the thousands of dollars per day. It sounds crazy, but not too unrealistic.
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by edwhitesell 9mo ago
Came in to, worked on a SaaS product that did this in 2000 (it was around since '97/'98). I was doing new customer deploy and support, not direct development. It was running on MSSQL 97, I think, then moved to MSSQL 2000. It
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by edwhitesell 1y ago
Not only that, some organizations have policies to not accept information/applicants who don't follow the process through recruiter, HR, job board, etc. Now you're effectively "black balled" from applying the right
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by edwhitesell 2y ago
Forget about anonymous data; sometimes PII is not sold, it's just given away by staff who don't know better. See my comment here from my own experience: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17183682
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by edwhitesell 2y ago
Maintenence. I grew up in the north (Michigan) and spent time in Massachusetts, living in Texas now it's very different how infrastructure is funded. I'd call it a result of the general politics, no one wants to spend money on inf
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by edwhitesell 3y ago
The description of the App in the Google Play Store lists GPT-4 & DALL-E 3.
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by edwhitesell 3y ago
This was similar to my experience in SE Michigan & NW Ohio in the late '90s to early '00s. Ameritech required you to order 2 ISDN phone lines, which cost somewhere around $80 per month, each. ISPs charged extra for the ISDN se
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by edwhitesell 3y ago
Many cancer cells travel around the body. The cells may only attach and grow in certain kinds of tissue, but that isn't always the case. At a basic level, cancer is mutated cells...sometimes they mutate more. I had seminoma testicular
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by edwhitesell 3y ago
We had plans to get together as a company (about 15 of us from all over the US) about 3 months later. They seemed excited about this. But, we never made it that far.
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by edwhitesell 3y ago
Long story short, GV or VOIP numbers will forever be a big red flag for me moving forward. Longer story: A few months ago, I posted a job for a remote US-based developer. 90% of the applicants were not in the US. Some of those who were imme
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by edwhitesell 5y ago
I sat on the board in my previous neighborhood and served two terms as president, this was definitely true for that community too. And, many other HOAs of individual homes (structures) too. We were lucky to have a decent management company
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
We went a few years ago and loved it. We happened to be there on the day the Memphis Belle exhibit was being opened (rained out the day before), which also meant they were doing flyovers of WWII planes and bussing people out to the runway t
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
My wife and left Texas in 2013, moved back about 18 months later in 2014. They told us we couldn't renew/update our licenses and had to get new ones (both would have not expired yet). When we recevied the "new" ones, the
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
> but the predictive value was not good My understanding is that there is some dependency on the type of cancer, but mostly it depends on your immune system response. Doctors are pretty clear that just having a cold can affect the number
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
(I work for a company that provides guest WiFi services in public spaces.) It's usually not that those specific services are whitelisted, but that a number of hostnames have to be whitelisted for the user experience. Sometimes, those h
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
I've used cases/components from here in the past: https://e-itx.com/ Of course, the most recent was a 8TB server I built in 2011. So, take that as bad that I can't speak to any recent experience. But, good th
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
I think that depends on the phone and the root application used. My HTC is rooted with magisk and it claims SafetyNet is still in operation. I don't use my phone for much banking, but I've never seen any issues.
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
Start local, check your business district and/or chamber of commerce. Depending on your state (assuming US-based) also restaurant groups like frla.org. You can also try to target other companies thay already have large restaurant custo
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by edwhitesell 6y ago
Not my areas to comment on the technical details, but have things improved since the first time this was on HN [1]? Seems like some of the choices they made were getting bashed, though I'm not sure the reasons were more than personal p
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
Mods: could we get 2018 in the title please?
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
Agreed, I played a bit a year or two ago, won a few games and enjoyed it. I was actually happier when Scott hosted less, but I'm in a minority there among people I know. Ultimately, there was nothing very "sticky" about it fo
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
I'm not in the medical field, but I never wore a mask when my port was accessed (the nurses did). Sure, less exposure is better, but could you explain further?
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
It's been a feature of enterprise WiFi for a long time. Airespace had the functionality before their acquisition by Cisco, that was March of 2005. Edit: minor grammar clarification.
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
I doubt you'd get a profit share. When the idea of all of those 'CableWiFi' networks started, it was because the cable operators wanted a separate network. It usually runs on a separate circuit so it won't interfere with
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
And when there are two payments with different transaction ids from the gateway?
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
I've been waiting for this announcement so I could decide on the next truck I buy. In terms of specs, it's pretty good. In terms looks, it's terrible. I was hoping Tesla would put out a vehicle to be top of the list, they fai
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21583257
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
I've seen this with people I've worked with that came from those environments. Usually it's a balance between knowing how the current implementation fails is better than not knowing when the new one will.
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by edwhitesell 7y ago
Based on my experience (written about here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17183682 ) I suspect they're one of the many companies pushing flyers to doctor's offices just to gather data. They do appear to offe

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