sshconnection

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by sshconnection 2y ago
Wtf, their pricing model is almost as bad as the planned obsolescence. $15 a month just to connect your hardware? Ridiculous.
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by sshconnection 2y ago
Same. I am generally very politically aligned with him (esp housing and transit), but this one ain’t it.
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by sshconnection 2y ago
If you think the administrative flip flop is bad now, wait until Trump implements schedule F.
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by sshconnection 2y ago
The options were likely 10k when he was issued them at hiring. When leaving the company, he would need to purchase those options (likely within 90 days if it's a shitty policy). Then, the real kicker is that he would have to pay taxes
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by sshconnection 2y ago
An early stage startup is a bad place to avoid working insane hours.
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by sshconnection 3y ago
Nobody is saying they should be high on the job. People are saying we shouldn't fire employees for having a beer or a joint a week ago on vacation. The status quo endorses the former and demonizes the latter.
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by sshconnection 3y ago
In sprawling cities like Houston you can also just not see that area of town. In a dense place like SF, it's harder to avoid.
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by sshconnection 3y ago
Certain areas are inherently easier to be homeless in, regardless of local programs. Try sleeping outside for a year in Phoenix or in Minneapolis. Try getting resources in a sprawling suburb without access to a car. It seems clear that SF,
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by sshconnection 3y ago
Love how HN loves data driven analysis, except when analyzing SF violent crime rates.
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by sshconnection 4y ago
It's worth noting the overlap of the people mocking San Francisco for having a homelessness crisis and those decrying upzoning for density and providing affordable housing.
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by sshconnection 10y ago
What? Why?
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by sshconnection 10y ago
Crows, mice, and dolphins perhaps.
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by sshconnection 10y ago
Awaiting a "GitLab advisor here" comment from him...
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by sshconnection 10y ago
If you're in the NYC or bay area, there are a few quant groups on meetup.com that have regular events. Might be a good place to drop in.
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Two-step verification is here(blog.bitbucket.org)
2 points by sshconnection 11y ago|0 comments
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by sshconnection 11y ago
That high school kid needs to install a web server. Is he going to hire someone? No. He's going to copy a curl command.
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by sshconnection 12y ago
Does OpenStruct still break caches?
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by sshconnection 12y ago
I agree that the government shouldn't have pervasive access to the records, but I WANT Uber to track my rides. That's how I can have recourse if a driver takes me for a spin. I WANT my driver to be identified and for them to track
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by sshconnection 12y ago
They do. Pre-patch UO was much more of a free for all. Then the 2nd Age created a mirrored server that prohibited all but mutual combat. It took a lot of the excitement out of it for me. The risk/reward of going to dungeons and territo
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by sshconnection 12y ago
Also, since then, the cop who killed the former Napster COO was let off without charges: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-milton-charges-d... He was typing an email at the time of the accident.
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by sshconnection 12y ago
I made a similar argument in a prior comment. Particularly once driverless vehicles take off, the economics of vehicle ownership shift massively. Uber will be able to maximize utilization of vehicles and deliver them quickly due to coverage
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by sshconnection 12y ago
My uber bill for 2014 is almost $2000 so far, and it's only June. I know that SF is not the rest of the country, but it has absolutely changed the way I get around. That said, think about the possibilities that could come if one of the
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by sshconnection 13y ago
While there are plenty of perfectly valid reasons to not want to move to the bay area, I'm not sure that I would list exceptionally pervasive racism among them.
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by sshconnection 13y ago
Someone should help him out with thumbnails...
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by sshconnection 13y ago
You must have been living under a rock for the past few months. Welcome to September, where we now know that to not be the case.
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by sshconnection 13y ago
Not all spending is equal. If they want to pour money into projects, there is plenty of infrastructure that needs to be built here.
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by sshconnection 13y ago
There's been a lot of tech worker backlash in SF lately. Not to speak for Tom, but I've certainly been made uncomfortable after mentioning it to someone who then proceeded to bash "all these Google types" who are forcing
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by sshconnection 13y ago
PyCharm is built by JetBrains, and SourceTree by Atlassian. Both great products, though.
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by sshconnection 13y ago
I'd figure that it's more due to differing opinions on things like Test::Unit vs Rspec, Haml vs Erb etc than your publisher. Still, not a good excuse to go unrecognized. RW3 was excellent, and I'm sure 4 is as well. Best of l
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by sshconnection 13y ago
I wish we had an accurate spec for Ruby. RubySpec project is great, but we still let the language be defined in terms of MRI implementation.

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