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I was expecting a question about simple%[email protected].
which I remember was a useful trick when I worked as a sendmail admin in the early 2000s.
For example not every Trump supporter walks around with a MAGA hat. It's one thing to anonymously vote for Trump, it's another to make it public and deal with all the social backlash.
Driving a new Tesla is pretty much a MAGA hat.
If I was working there, Id quit the moment I realized what my job was about. Id honestly rather be homeless that get a paycheck from that kind of work.
I have a small child on the spectrum. Hes very hard working and its good he is, because pretty much everything is 3x more difficult for him to learn. Language, coordination, emotional regulation. Before diving into this world I also thought it had some benefits, now that I see the daily struggle I dont think it does.
I think it's cruel for us as a society to allow that to be exploited for financial gain.
I haven't touched QB in decades but I'm glad someone did and had fun working on it.
If they did (which I doubt unless they're avid gamers) the only thing available for purchase there is game related.
It can do everything I need, but it's uncomfortable to use. The screen is tiny, it's a pain to type, etc. But if I really need to reply to an email it's entirely possible.
Which is exactly what I wanted.
Where you gradually send more and more email throughout a few weeks until you have enough good reputation to send your entire volume. This is the part that's outside of normal configuration and takes more time.
In my particular case I was trying to move a system that sends about 5million legitimate emails per month (notifications for a lot of customers) - off of AWS onto a self hosted solution.
We spend about 2k per month just on sending emails and I thought if I spent a few days on it we could save that money.
Unless your IPs have built a reputation it's not going to work. I could gradually migrate volume, monitor the bounce rate, adjust, etc. But that was more work than I could afford to put into that project. I also couldn't risk getting emails sent to spam while I experimented.
https://www.twilio.com/docs/sendgrid/ui/sending-email/warmin...
It sounds nice in theory, in practice I've found it's pretty much impossible to send your own email reliabily.
The cheapest working fix for me is to relay everything through a AWS SES, and magically everything is now accepted. A little frustrating, but that's what the Internet has come to.
Its a neat idea, but I think theres a limit to how long URLs can be.
They're really dropping the ball by not having a fantastic search tool. I know search is a difficult problem, but with the kind of budget and engineering power they have it has to be solvable.
The parliament has no guards, you can just walk in and talk to one of your representatives. Who BTW all biked there, evidenced by all the bikes outside. 95%+ of people look to be thin and fit. Everyone looks happy.
A common misconception is that the Danes success is their system. I like how this article frames it around trust, because that is really the core issue. The system is almost irrelevant if you have decent,honorable people participating in it.
only on HN do I frequently read comments about being upset with the spacing, formatting, font, layout, etc of articles.
I find it interesting. Nobody on reddit ever makes that comment. Maybe it's because a lot of you come from STEM academic backgrounds.
I read the whole article on my phone and wasnt bothered at all by the experience.
You just need 10 mins worth of googling and a regular airplane ticket to one of the many places that will perform those procedures on foreigners.
People are crossing the border every day to get crazy dangerous esthethic surgeries in Tijuana.
I'm more worried about living in a country where 50% of the citizens hate the other 50%, where the media keeps pushing everyone to hate even more. That has been the downfall of many countries. It has real potential to make life very difficult fast, especially if you have kids.
This is the history of specialization of everything. You could argue there was a time everyone knew how to grow some of their own crops and look after some farm animals.