programbreeding

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by programbreeding 3y ago
>Companies could offer these as a return to office incentive So an office full of people with VR headsets on? I don't see the incentive in that compared to doing it from home.
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by programbreeding 4y ago
FlightAware | multiple roles | REMOTE (US timezones) | Houston / US | https://flightaware.com/about/careers/ Hello from FlightAware! We are hiring for a number of positions including: software test engineer,
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by programbreeding 5y ago
I watch a lot of Grady's videos and there's a comment I've always wanted to make but I don't leave comments on YouTube. I'm going to leave that comment here: it would be great if he spent more time going over the mo
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by programbreeding 5y ago
What is Blind? I tried searching various things but just keep getting results for accessibility.
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by programbreeding 5y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28528756
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by programbreeding 5y ago
Complete guess here but I would suspect that means some items are made in Germany and some are made in China or elsewhere (meaning, even the same model may be produced in both locations). If they are printing "MADE IN GERMANY" dir
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by programbreeding 5y ago
Or it shows that he's open and honest. And that's definitely someone I would want on my team.
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by programbreeding 5y ago
Unless something has changed recently that I'm unaware of, that definitely isn't currently possibly on Android itself. I assume it won't be possible using the Windows-version of the Amazon AppStore either. But maybe this will
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I'm not saying this is a reason to do it, but the part of the model that isn't broken is that people love it. The consumers are benefiting.
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I laughed, but also stopped reading at >if you're from IT — well, it would be like learning the alphabet once again. Probably you won't find anything new; if you do, that is a bad sign for your employer. But after seeing a few
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by programbreeding 6y ago
VSCode is by far the lightest Electron app I've ever used. I currently have a decent sized repo open, with a good number of plugins, and it's using 0% CPU and 12MB ram on Windows (and I haven't restarted the app in probably 2
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by programbreeding 6y ago
This website seems to have version 2 which includes that text on page 11. You can scroll down and read it without downloading it. https://www.academia.edu/36044237/WhatsApp_Encryption_Overvi...
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Google translate of the first tweet (in German): > Extreme nightcap in the #network frequency. Quite unusual at this height and at this point in time. One of my measuring devices even shows 49.74Hz as a minimum. Has a major #power plant
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Below is the majority of the post, before it gets in to all the links and such, run through SMMRY[0] set to only use 7 sentences (92% reduction). It obviously doesn't tell the full story, but it isn't bad for a tl;dnr. My name is
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Just curious: What is the benefit/reason for the readfile shortcode for displaying code snippets as opposed to just pasting the code in and using the typical syntax highlighting? I suppose if the actual source file changes then the pag
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Good to know. Thanks.
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by programbreeding 6y ago
One of the local news stations uses them on their website. They have a tiny "continue without supporting us" link that blends in nicely with the text around it. The weird thing is I always see that link while my wife never does. I
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Do you mean this: https://github.com/sindresorhus/css-in-readme-like-wat/blame... ?
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I don't have any experience with them but I went to the pricing section on their website[0] and was greeted with very large all-caps text: PRICING: WHY PAY FOR WHAT YOU DON’T USE? PAY FOR THE COMPUTE AND STORAGE YOU ACTUALLY USE. I fou
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Thanks for making this public. That's a fantastic use case that I hadn't considered.
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by programbreeding 6y ago
>stackoverflow page comparing hash algorithms (from crc32 md5 xxhash to sha) thru patterns it generated onto an image. https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/145633 >Also answers by the zlib guy https:&
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by programbreeding 6y ago
Looked at one record as an example and sure enough, the same meeting ID and password is found in 709 different cases in Cleveland, OH.
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by programbreeding 6y ago
That article (and others) say it's because "Google hired only the most talented engineers, he thought that extra layer of supervision was not just unnecessary but also an impediment. He also suspected that Google’s project manager
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by programbreeding 6y ago
>To me it presents as disillusionment or polemic rather than somebody losing their mind. You're very right, that's a better way to phrase it. >Glad I found it on here I completely agree. I feel like it could be a great catal
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I found this post to be incredibly confusing and thought provoking at the same time. I wanted to say it doesn't belong on the front page of HN (and that it kind of feels like it was written by a person losing their mind), but the more
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by programbreeding 6y ago
The problem with your first and third examples is that it leaves it open and vulnerable to anyone other than the NSA. Like if a "backdoor" is left open for encryption, as soon as it's discovered then that door is open to anyo
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I used to manage VoIP systems and VoIPBL[0] was amazing. "VoIPBL is a distributed VoIP blacklist that is aimed to protects against VoIP Fraud and minimizing abuse for network that have publicly accessible PBX's" It's ver
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by programbreeding 6y ago
It does. Here is Maps + Location [0]. And here is Google Home + Mic [1]. I just picked 2 random google services that seemed like they would rely on location (Maps) and microphone (Home). [0] https://i.imgur.com/RSN239u.png
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by programbreeding 6y ago
I personally think they do actually track things, but I would guess the postal workers are held to some kind of metric for delivery times. I think if they know they don't have the time to actually deliver your package then they'll
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by programbreeding 6y ago
FYI I'm currently getting ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED / "mssv.net unexpectedly closed the connection" when trying to read the article. Edit: Working as expected now but I grabbed a screenshot if you want it for any reason. Not

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