rubberband

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by rubberband 7mo ago
"make me sound more sincere!"
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by rubberband 7mo ago
https://archive.is/bK8xU
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by rubberband 11mo ago
This is eerily similar to the Enron business model... @.@
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by rubberband 2y ago
All of these provide synergy.
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by rubberband 2y ago
https://archive.is/U1pq3
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by rubberband 2y ago
https://archive.is/j1ij1
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by rubberband 3y ago
I've been having a difficult time explaining why E2E encryption is, well, almost a moral imperative... Your metaphors, etc.., have made it easier. TYVM <3
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by rubberband 3y ago
There's "topical" chemo for some stuff, but it's uncommon. Most chemo is either in pill form, or (as was for me) delivered intravenously. So it goes through the whole body. Radiation therapy can target specific areas. It
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by rubberband 3y ago
For me, they cut out most of a giant tumor, but couldn't get all of it without risking some vital organs. Then I got chemo for the rest. Interesting process. Usually the cancer cells are concentrated where the tumor is. One of the fi
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by rubberband 3y ago
I check my bank account every week or so. If it's above 0, I consider it a win. Wish I was kidding :/ I tried YNAB and it was too cumbersome. If I were to try again, I'd go for some low-tech Exel option.
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by rubberband 3y ago
Similar regarding Adobe: https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1680654024578854912?la...
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by rubberband 3y ago
"Peanut Gallery" here... These types of conversations are the reason I'm still addicted to HN. Thank you both. And /hattip
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by rubberband 3y ago
It's possible OpenAI doesn't get any money; and they just provide whatever "AI service" is being requested of them, and returns the results to Dropbox. And, well, if OpenAI just happens to gain access to a trove of dat
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by rubberband 3y ago
I don't think this is dystopia at all. Many of your points are valid, and I believe that far too few people consider them. From their FAQ: "We'll never sell your information to anyone and we don’t use your personal health i
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by rubberband 3y ago
"Your teacher crafted that question? Look, ignoring obvious problems in the syntax..." Beyond underrated (the book / movie)
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by rubberband 3y ago
Yes, I used to work at a Fortune 50 company many moons ago. I've downsized 3 times since. It depends what you want out of your job. Some people take pride in working for a FAANG. I could see this; at the end of the day, you may be able
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by rubberband 3y ago
Your overall understanding is correct. People pay DocuSign to "think" of everything for them (which is not at all bad, it just comes at a cost). Depending on the space, you have to deal with crazy laws that no one in their right
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by rubberband 3y ago
Late to the party here, but I deal in this space all day. You are 100% correct. Disputes over eSignatures come up allllll the time. And if you mention that it was "DocuSigned"... although you have done nothing aside from name-drop
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by rubberband 3y ago
Apparently I'm Forbidden (403) from airports... :(
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by rubberband 3y ago
https://archive.ph/EIWsx
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by rubberband 3y ago
I would have liked it if they worked in "synergistic" and "paradigm" tbh. /s
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by rubberband 3y ago
Cool. Thanks for taking the time. I'll keep an eye on it <3
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by rubberband 3y ago
I kinda have the opposite problem. I have 50-100 people in my phone, and I would only care to use the app for maybe 20ish... Here's the thing... I absolutely don't want to give it cart-blanche access to my contacts (perhaps irrat
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by rubberband 3y ago
https://archive.ph/57hF6
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by rubberband 3y ago
Agreed on "yikes" for sure... What I'd be interested in is, if [Evil Company] (not necessarily Apple or Google or whomever) got a hold of all the data that was vacuumed up in the process... how is that going to translate int
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by rubberband 3y ago
I'm thinking they are hoping to find exploits that the security researcher(s) are working on, and may not be known to others (use a 0-day to steal other 0-days). I'd presume that a decent security researcher's laptop would ha
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by rubberband 4y ago
I think this post is brilliant (really cool) for more than one reason. You give hope to the underachievers that they can better themselves (related: my GPA was lower than yours :)). You give great advice on mental illness (if I may editoria
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by rubberband 4y ago
I try to be different when asking my share of questions in interviews... My favorite to ask is: "Tell me about a time you really screwed something up." This can be a design decision, or may accidentally running "drop table us
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by rubberband 4y ago
My advice would be to get waaaaaaaay more specific about what you want to do, then find a business partner who knows the "ins and outs" of the industry and has a few contacts you folks can use to get your foot in the door. Forget
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by rubberband 4y ago
Folks are absolutely going to look at this from an inappropriate angle here (cuz... duh... we're nerds). The side of the fence you're on is directly proportional to how old you are. Neckbeards who want you to get off their lawns

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