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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Here's something I think about sometimes: we're not far from a future where it would be trivial for every major city to have drones flying over it 24x7, collecting everything - license plates, faces, electronic signals, and so on.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Because in general the military in the US is far more secretive than they used to be. In the past there was a certain expectation that the DOD had at least some obligation to keep the public informed of what was happening within our borders
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
> off-hours crew That's a funny way to spell "employee".
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Title should include date for a 2010 blog post.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
I'd disagree, only in that new passes always list boarding time in addition to departure time. They also tend to use better layout in general.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
It's not short sighted. Most upper management in those sorts of companies isn't there for any kind of a long haul. They win if they can impress the VCs with what they shipped in the last few months, doesn't matter if none of
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
This is just a rude and dismissive comment for no reason other than smug snarkiness.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
This makes no sense to me. Why wouldn't the companies expand their output if they have idle workers? I feel like you described 1/10th of the issue and it's up to the reader to fill in the rest?
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
You can eat and commute both ways for under 700 yen?
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
There are two types of Mongo shops in the world: 1) Their product hasn't launched yet. 2) They desperately regret using Mongo and are trying to get rid of it.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
This kind of fairytale claim from Kreps does real harm in the world. I spend a not-insignificant amount of time in my job trying to convince junior developers that no, there is no magic fairy dust that lets them stop having to think about C
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Google lost nothing. China never had any intention of allowing Google to become dominant in China. That was apparent from day one and comports perfectly with their explicitly stated and demonstrated agenda.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
> You cannot do business in China without doing what they tell you. Then > in reality the only alternative is to abandon China to those who will do what they are ordered to So the only alternative to doing business there - which requi
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
> I believe there is a whole world of click-fraud with Google and Facebook in this which noone is tracking I believe it's actually a little more subtle than that. Google and Facebook don't have to commit fraud, and arguably the
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Oh look more Daniel Pipes nonsense. As in, conservative idiots complaining that their desperate attempts at gaslighting, distraction and vilification don't work so well in a world where their agenda is on full display to anyone who car
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
This is possibly one of the most insane comments I've ever read.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
That's not very listeny or believey now is it?
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
This is essentially just an advertisement for PagerDuty.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
You should be downvoted, you're right and the order they used is wrong and requires your brain to rearrange it. If op wanted to use that ordering they should have used "with" in place of "for".
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Policy is also data. I don't know why you don't acknowledge that. In fact most data sets are tethered to their context. So I don't actually get your point, other than that trying to analyze data sets contextlessly won't
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
Small memory footprints not-concidnentally help significantly with both power consumption and benchmarks. It's a win all around for the manufacturer to short change the standard ram offering.
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
You really need to stop replying to every reasonable comment pointing out a very real risk with all this ignorant nonsense. You know not a thing about air flow on that roof (or anyone else's), and you seem to be utterly clueless as to
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by 1_2__4 9y ago
I couldn't disagree with the author's claims more. In fact, I come to this discussion from an oddly prescient position: I'm a former longtime googler who also just happenened to have read the book recently, after years of kno