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karim

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About karim

Hiya, I'm Karim!

I'm happy to chat --- just send me an email at "hello" @ khamidou.com!

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    Comment #38914796

    One year into it you knew the company was going to fail yet you stayed on for 3 more years? What happened there?

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    Comment #38419097

    A single ticket in the Paris metro is €1.90 (about $2) flat for anywhere in the network, and not considering subsidies, monthly etc.

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    Comment #38251399

    "Common People" by Pulp is a great example of that

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    Comment #37847062

    Not all of HN is German :)

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    Comment #37842455

    So, just like taxis who for some strange reason never seemed to accept credit cards, or would hold your luggage hostage if you didn't add a tip?

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    Comment #37716846

    They were able to spoof tokens for a long time, access mailboxes, etc. If this isn't enough for you, there's also ChaosDB, the cross-account vulnerability Palo Alto found ( https:/…

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    Comment #37716616

    All vendors have weaknesses, but few have Microsoft's cavalier attitude towards security. Case in point: https://www.wiz.io/blog/storm-0558-compromised-microsoft-key... If you brag…

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    Comment #37686716

    Do you think the controllers in the field are the one making the rules or are you just casually racist

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    Comment #34836327

    Especially given current population trends — there are no guarantees you'll be able to sell your house for much more than you bought it in 30 years.

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    Comment #30798910

    This article kinds of buries the lede here: the author is working on a fully raytraced version of Jedi Outcast! I’d be really curious to hear how easy it was to adapt the Q3 engine…

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    Comment #30259089

    The illustrations on this landing page are beautiful!

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    Comment #30234399

    Thanks for taking the time to get back to me! This is super interesting!

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    Comment #30205948

    Wow that’s very impressive! If you don’t mind, I’d be curious to hear more about your career transition into and out of being a paramedic.

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    Comment #30111152

    Could be that Amazon sold you a counterfeit copy — it happens a lot with popular titles because of their inventory commingling.

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    Comment #25492359

    Most likely they didn't have a VAX in the same building they could do that with, so they had to improvise. These things were pretty big and expensive ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

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    Comment #25241813

    One reason I think ebikes are great is because their main target isn't hardcore cyclists but everyday people who need to get from one point to another easily. Ebikes require a bit …

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    Comment #24602248

    Absolutely. Java was the first mainstream language with automatic memory management and garbage collection. You have to remember that before that people were building line of busin…

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    Comment #23297877

    There actually is a measure on the ballot to modify prop 13 this year: https://ballotpedia.org/California_Tax_on_Commercial_and_Ind... — as you said, this is the year for it to pas…

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    Comment #22686096

    Genuinely curious, would you mind explaining why some operation can be fast in software but slow in hardware?

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    Comment #22468228

    Nylas | Senior Sales Engineer | SF | ONSITE, VISA | Full-time | https://nylas.com The Nylas Cloud APIs makes it an order of magnitude easier for companies to add email, calendar, a…

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    Comment #22434391

    ex-H1-B employee here. I think your advice is well-meaning but far off the mark. There's two reasons for that: - first, US visas are complicated but not that complicated. Plenty of…

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    Comment #22380946

    That's straight from their S-1, page 6: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1598674/000104746920...

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    Comment #20404280

    Genuinely curious — what happens when Spreedly or TokenX are down, though?