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by imajes 3y ago
'course it's not just him, but it's him and _everyone else_. i'm not sure what their overall intent here was, but it's been a shit show from start to finish, and they gotta at the very least start thinking hard abou
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by imajes 3y ago
Hey- what's the best way to get in touch? :) thanks.
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by imajes 8y ago
looks awesome- i'm assuming there's no secret funnel for HN with preferential pricing? :)
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by imajes 8y ago
- All teams will henceforth expose their data and functionality through service interfaces. - Teams must communicate with each other through these interfaces. - There will be no other form of inter-process communication allowed: no
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by imajes 8y ago
What is the value proposition of tieing an ingester, parser, transactional service (e.g. all written with go), and then tieing together your api, client app, mobile app (all in js), just because they share a common language? arguably they a
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by imajes 8y ago
It's also worth noting that this article is 5 years old. Perhaps the tone is reflective of that..
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by imajes 8y ago
Yeah, i had a client using it who found that being able to get the data into a reporting scenario so they could file was hard. Mostly it surrounded reconciliation and an ability to gain confidence that the numbers reflected actual transacti
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by imajes 8y ago
FWIW, I can tell you that taxjar is pretty light on the "I've collected taxes, now what?" side. Avalara might be a BigCo but they have their stuff together, and it works at scale for transactions (especially when dealing with
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by imajes 8y ago
https://api.pwnedpasswords.com/pwnedpassword/correct%20horse... == 2.
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by imajes 9y ago
Depending on how you feel about such things, a "build a wall" campaign could be pretty ingenious with your product. :)
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by imajes 9y ago
Except that'd probably fall into the CFPB remit, which has just been significantly reduced in scope and veracity due to the current administration... :(
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Diversity in hiring – a resource megalist(github.com)
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by imajes 9y ago
in the NTSB investigation, it appeared that there was literally only about 30 seconds at the outset to evaluate returning, and even then, with immediate returns, pilots were only able to return 7 out of 13 tests. Textbook and theory doesn&#
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by imajes 9y ago
The delta between a good school and whatever you get assigned seems to make this worth it.
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by imajes 9y ago
hey, curious why your variables in the go version are so terse? makes following along a little tough!
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by imajes 9y ago
Is it important that I know middleout for this?
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by imajes 10y ago
Technically, it's not. It's being sued by a sister company, both owned by the shared parent 'Alphabet'. Whether there is collusion or not, they are theoretically separate entities.
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by imajes 10y ago
Curious: anyone else using twc since spectrum in nyc noticed that the ultimate/extreme speed increases are no longer available for sale/upgrade? Seems spectrum maxes out at 120mbps, whereas they used to sell 300mbps. (or is that j
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by imajes 10y ago
whereabouts geographically? that's pretty horrible.
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by imajes 10y ago
lets just take his first step- what kind of term limits? he could propose a term limit of 50 years, have achieved what he said he'd do, but make no meaningful change.
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by imajes 10y ago
Whilst the concision is nice, it's pretty hand-wavy and without definition.
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by imajes 10y ago
also, https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/ort... source: https://github.com/cambecc/earth
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by imajes 10y ago
the number of networks i see living in a densely populated city (NYC) is pretty intense. Most modernish routers indiscriminately broadcast on both the 5GHZ + 2.4GHZ band, plus create an automatic (or, at least, one-click) guest network. So
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by imajes 10y ago
No. However, Google have a plan for this. Apparently right now HTTPS is considered a 'strong signal' in google rankings, which normally gets the message to most site owners/product people.
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by imajes 10y ago
You mean like ATS on iOS 9+ ?
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by imajes 10y ago
Why are you going to lose Advertiser money? That's bogus. Why does Google profit from HTTPS over HTTP? Amazon.com (HTTP) redirects to (HTTPS), via a 301 - that's Permanent Redirection. This also isn't Mozilla, but Chrome. A
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by imajes 10y ago
as broad as that yes, but if you enhance the work during transmission (e.g. by including meta data about the work) you may be able to argue derivation. i think it's an area where clearly technology and the ability to reproduce like-for
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by imajes 10y ago
Yeah. you're absolutely right, that clause will be the point of argument. This is where my lack of legal education fails me though, since it is not clear what it means when saying _material contributed by the author_ and what _preexist
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by imajes 10y ago
Also, this appears to be down to a getty user called 'buyenlarge', who is listing all kinds of work they don't own. For example: This photo- http://www.gettyimages.com/license/515020819 is actually this
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by imajes 10y ago
just to clarify because i think you sort of said you were wrong but i'm not entirely sure... if i read 17 U.S. Code § 201 (d) clearly, it suggests you can transfer ownership of copyright in any normal legal way of executing a contract.

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