kiklion

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by kiklion 9mo ago
I doubt their API would handle 100k requests per second. That math was roughly indictive of what the cost to send 100k requests per second would look like. He did mention that that was assuming the target didn't have rate limiting, eit
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by kiklion 3y ago
You don’t even always need a third party. My wife works in HR for the government and part of her job is literally to contact neighboring counties and send them requests for their salaries for various positions and levels while filling out s
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by kiklion 3y ago
There’s nothing wrong with genetics and nothing wrong with stores having their own brand. We just need regulations to ensure that vertical companies are engaging in arms length transactions. If Walmart charges a company $10 per linear foot
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by kiklion 3y ago
How is it clearly anti-competitive if they are providing a better value for the consumer? When a name brand has market power and charges a premium for a basic product, then another company entering the market and undercutting them is great
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by kiklion 3y ago
We are a social species, but we also heavily compare ourselves to others. The quickest solution might be to remove yourself from others so that you don’t mentally make the comparison. The best long term solution might be to form the social
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by kiklion 3y ago
Having a SAHP is always a difficult thing to compare to todays world. A lot of people can’t have a SAHP because their peers don’t have a SAHP. When your peers are willing and able to spend more on housing and cars… then you have to get the
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by kiklion 3y ago
People tend to underestimate the cost of living in a high demand place. You could make top 10% incomes globally, but if you are living in a top 1% location then you are being priced out by the 9% of the population making more than you. If y
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by kiklion 3y ago
I would be cautious how much of your frustration is because of the US changing or not meeting your expectations vs you happening to make major life decision right when there happened to be major world changing events. (Covid, Russia/Uk
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by kiklion 3y ago
> Reddit finally finds a way to possibly become profitable and everyone calls them scumbags focused on profit? If the numbers shared for the API costs is what it takes to be profitable, then it’s not a site that will be profitable and Re
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by kiklion 3y ago
Uh what? Quick google shows that a Hyundai Ioniq gets around 4 miles per kWh. An average US household uses 886 kWh per month. You’d have to drive 3,500 miles a month to have the electric car use more energy than the entire household. Yes, t
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by kiklion 3y ago
What is the purpose of copyright in other countries?
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by kiklion 5y ago
> By temporarily defacing the Sega website I may have missed it but what did they deface? I see a proof of script execution in what appears to be an uploaded file of a random string of letters and numbers .htm address. So if don’t correc
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by kiklion 5y ago
I mean, that’s why the person had to be kidnapped by a non-family member. If a family member kidnaps them the it follows the usual formula of who cared for the kidnapped person for half the year plus a day.
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by kiklion 5y ago
I use default safari on iPhone and was able to hit the x to hide the timeline and then another x to hide the donation banner.
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by kiklion 5y ago
In short, using IRC for your free software/open source (FOSS) software project is a very bad idea. Ease of use matters — that’s why you’re writing code, after all. To make peoples lives easier. Using IRC partitions your community on e
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by kiklion 5y ago
> This way the big players can just carve out a bigger market for themselves. Or it’s because there is a near infinite number of domains so it’s relatively simple for spammers to avoid bad rep blocks by grabbing new domains and starting
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by kiklion 5y ago
What’s the difference between a student loan that can be discharged in bankruptcy and a personal loan? Sure, the student loan can only go to a school but neither has any collateral which makes them the most similar loan products. So go get
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by kiklion 5y ago
The issue with notes is when the solution changes because of an update. Using Google and grabbing recent solutions gets you updated answers if and when things change.
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by kiklion 5y ago
> The ethical problem is that you can't do research on people without their consent. But can you do research on a business without the businesses consent? Or do I need a businesses consent before sending out identical resumes except
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by kiklion 5y ago
Websites aren’t sentient beings, but they are more similar to commercial entities than people. Even if not intentional, websites gain traffic and can display ads. They have Google ranking. They have an audience and can get paid to share inf
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by kiklion 5y ago
> Cluster berries, from raspberries to pineapples, are never poisonous. I know nothing but that still seems too generalized that it doesn’t have an exception somewhere in the world.
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by kiklion 5y ago
Because your contract here is with the subscription service, not the bank. Just as you can’t cancel your brothers subscriptions, the subscription service has no reason to accept a cancellation request from your bank. Even if the service was
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by kiklion 5y ago
> Nobody talks about the larger effects of the traffic in US cities I always assumed truckers took mandatory breaks during rush hour. Here in Charlotte, traffic is minimal except during rush hour.
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by kiklion 5y ago
This is kind of ignoring that we don’t have high unemployment and our labor participation rate is nearly recovered as well. So anyone who wants a job, basically has one. A company raising wages isn’t going to create new labor by hiring an u
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by kiklion 5y ago
I think this is completely different than having a credit score. I’ve never ‘needed’ a credit score unless I was requesting a line of credit. I’m which case a credit score is better than the alternative where I need to personally know someo
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by kiklion 5y ago
There’s an ID verification service, at least in the US, where you go to webpage A who wants you to confirm identity, A then redirects you to the service. The service asks a bunch of questions like ‘which of these cars have been related to y
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by kiklion 5y ago
Compare the generated project file between the two. I noticed for a time that some projects created in rider had a different project type than those created in VS which caused some issues at my company. Was a simple change to the proj file
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by kiklion 5y ago
I’d answer that if I knew what they did. But I’ve only used git for 3 years now, so still a novice I guess.
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by kiklion 5y ago
I did read but it assumes people know what a liquidity pool is. So what is a liquidity pool? Example one indicated that a person could withdraw coins using tokens he got when he deposited coins. So pools are something you deposit coins into
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by kiklion 5y ago
I feel like focusing on who owns the data is unnecessary. If there is an API that grants access to data by passing in a valid auth token, then it doesn’t matter if it’s called from a SPA app or postman or curl. As long as you are using the

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