mikkom

And top of that, password should NEVER be stored to database

The salmon we are using is mostly from fish farms, not from wild salmon. Wild salmon is wildly expensive here so I don't think it is ever used for sushi.

https://www.marinefinland.fi/en-US/Humans_and_the_Baltic_Sea...

https://dyrevern.no/dyrevern/fish-farming-in-norway/

Where I live (Finland) salmon is most likely the most commonly used sushi/sashini fish. It tastes absolutely great, IMHO better than tuna.

Hopefully other countries can also start using more commonly available fishes for sushi/sashimi and don't just stick to tuna because of historical reasons.

Erlang you mean?

> Netflix. Not only it stole my bought app from me

Wow I didn't know this is possible / legal.

How is this possible? Are google plays "purchases" just rental agreements in disguise?

> They specifically mention that they could not repeat their findings on consumer dishwashers.

this should be the top comment

Well you have to first define what is "technical analysis" and be quite clear with what you mean..

There are lots of giant trend following and quant funds that will likely fall into "technical analysis" category.

> I've already eliminated all the other socials and that has been very good for me

You do understand that you are posting this to hacker news right?

It's worth noting that even if this phone is called "Nokia" it doesn't have much to do with original Nokia phones. It's a new company that bought the rights to use the Nokia brand name.

I seriously doubt it's a scam as the flagship medallion fund is only available for insiders (people who actually work at rentec and know how it works).

It's not like the employees are some gnomes running the system by pulling levers so it is not surprising that rhe system seems to be running ok.

The problem arises at the point when there are bugs or other incidents and there is nobody who can fix them.

I have been a CTO/founder in few b2b saas services for maybe 15-20 years (one was scandinavian market leader with 100k+ users).

Anyway

Most important thing is simply: find a problem a business is willing to pay for to solve (i.e. it costs them money and time). Set up a simple MVP if that's possible and grow from there.

Do NOT listen to soc/iso talk on this thread, they are an distraction and you will have a lot of time to do them later. Security audits, certificates etc. Might be important LATER when big accounts will ask for them but not at the beginning (unless you are doing fintech etc).

Note that this recipe is raw spinach (with raw garlic)

Yes it definitely can't cook even a simple steak.

Perfect steak by le chef

Ingredients

1 (3 lb.) round steak

2 Tbsp. salt

1/2 tsp. pepper

1/4 tsp. garlic powder

1/4 tsp. onion powder

1/4 tsp. celery salt

1/4 tsp. oregano

1/4 tsp. basil

1/4 tsp. thyme

1/4 tsp. rosemary

1/4 tsp. marjoram

1/4 tsp. paprika

Directions

Step 1

Cut steak into serving size pieces.

Step 2

Sprinkle with salt, pepper and garlic powder.

Step 3

Place in shallow baking dish.

Step 4

Combine remaining ingredients; pour over steak.

Step 5

Cover and refrigerate overnight.

Step 6

Bake at 350° for 1 hour.

It can't. Here is "green pasta"

Only problem is that there is no pasta and I'm quite sure this is not very tasty :-D

The green pasta by le chef

Ingredients

- 2 cups fresh spinach leaves, chopped

- 1 tablespoon olive oil

- 1/2 teaspoon salt

- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper

- 1 garlic clove, minced

Directions

Step 1

In a large bowl, combine the spinach, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Toss well to coat.

Step 2

Divide the spinach mixture evenly among 4 plates. Top each serving with 3 tablespoons of the spinach mixture.

It's very clear that he thinks he deserves more money because the game he write short story for was a success.

20k is a very reasonable sum for this kind of gig.

For me he sounds greedy and yes it sounds like he complains (a lot)

> The idea that just because there isn't a written contract that he magically retains the rights

There is a written contract. They agreed on the price on email and he then took the money.

And that's why he paid 20000 euros for it, right?

I don't understand what this guy is complaining about to be honest.

I created a similar service (migtyname.com and separate personal toolkit) in the past for checking name combinations and checked the domain name availability using custom code that costs nothing.

If this saves you money then I'm happy.

so drumroll..... here you are (whois.py is my project name for the file)

  import socket

  tld = 'whois.verisign-grs.com'

  def whois(domain):
      s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
      s.connect((tld, 43))
      str = domain+'\n'
      s.send(str.encode())
      buffer = ''

      while True:
          data = s.recv(1024).decode()
          if data:
              buffer += data
          else:
              break
      return buffer

  def available(domain):
      s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
      s.connect((tld, 43))
      str = domain+'\n'
      s.send(str.encode())
      buffer = ''

      data = s.recv(1024).decode()
      if "No match for" in data:
        return True
      return False

Screenshots or examples would be nice as this is totally broken now (most likely due to high traffic from HN)

It's really an opposite of anonymously as you have to pay for publishing using your credit card.

Are you working for memgraph perhaps? It certainly seems so based on your posts.

https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=katelatte

Interesting how you got so many upvotes for this content that basically seems a lot like advertisement for memgraphs algorithm.

Why? It's much easier to draw a pixel sprite instead of creating a 3d model and then doing tricks to render it as 2d..

And hand-drawn images look better if the artist is skilled.

Note that the paper is from 1976. $2000 at 1976 is totally different in value than it's today.

Lastpass was acquired by some shady chinese company. It's time to migrate to some reliable open source manager like Bitwarden (also provides cloud sync)

Search engines typically probihit this kind of usage via their TOS

Evaluation of Russia by Finnish Intelligence Colonel (subtitles)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kF9KretXqJw

I think this is something you should watch if you are interested in how russia works. It's very straight talk and clarified russian mindset a lot for me at least.

Wouldn't this kind of use go against bing terms of use as they probihit using the results for any kind of machine learning training?

> [Do not] Use data received from the Search APIs as part of any machine learning or similar algorithmic activity. Do not use this data to train, evaluate, or improve new or existing services that you or third parties might offer.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/bi...

Note: I'm partly asking this because some time ago I was thinking of setting up a little bit similar thing and I decided it would go against bing api terms.

> despite collecting record income, the Luxembourg unit made a €1.2bn loss and therefore paid no tax.

If they made a loss they pay no taxes. I'm not supporting tax avoidance but this is totally basic stuff. Most likely amazon grows and invests their profits to open new sites like Sweden and it costs money.

Yes I read it. Lots of abstract talk about modularity and how SQL is so bad because people tend to use all caps without demonstrating how and what this whole new programming language can do better.

Note that I'm not claiming it can't do but I would be interested for the authors to point out what the actual benefits are.

All I see from their examples that clauses in Logica are much longer than SQL counterparts and that they are importing modules which (I assume) re-define already defined schemas which brings all kinds of different dependency problems that I'm not going to go in here..