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by 65827 9y ago
Yeah the startup scene is pretty rag tag and unprofessional in a lot of ways, but in other ways it far exceeds any capabilities you'll find in California or anywhere else for that matter. Boulder doesn't really need a model, they
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by 65827 9y ago
Yeah midwesterners can fuck right off, Colorado wants nothing to do with that. Heartland is like Ohio or something right?
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by 65827 9y ago
It's a military town first and foremost, there is a tech scene but most of it seems to be adjacent to defense/aerospace. Seems like a bit of a different world that the rest of tech sometimes. My knowledge is pretty out of date, I
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by 65827 9y ago
This is nonsense, fuel prices have been plummeting amid new extraction tech and long term demand destruction. These are fundamental changes and if you're still droning on about peak oil you're just operating on old bad info.
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by 65827 9y ago
lol nobody thinks their race is going to protect them from mountains. Where on earth do you people get this nonsense?
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by 65827 9y ago
The alternative increasingly is to simple delete facebook and live a more offline life. Starting to see it become more and more trendy nowadays, especially among teenagers. It's considered retro and hip to just schedule social time and
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by 65827 9y ago
When I left there in 2011 they still had unhashed passwords all over the place. I kept stumbling into them when I wasn't even supposed to have DB access, it was like a bad comedy.
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by 65827 9y ago
I am kind of shocked to see this be the top comment on this story, I remember getting shit on thoroughly everywhere for daring to point out how awful this was back when it first came out, seems like people are FINALLY willing to be a bit mo
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by 65827 9y ago
Can't wait for the big switch from google ai v2 to v7 which will require purging all existing sentient bots. This upgrade is required.
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by 65827 9y ago
Yeah there's a pretty legitimate possibility of Tesla/SolarCity collapsing if their stock had a long bad run, don't think your warranty is worth much at the back of the line in bankruptcy court.
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by 65827 9y ago
I mean it's pretty much "does a shitty engineer look at this ticket or not", like most large companies.
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by 65827 9y ago
We're google, we love you! As long as you're not a gunowner. Or whatever other group we decide to label as undesirables in the future.
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by 65827 9y ago
On the one hand all the "HILARIOUS WACKY" alt right idiots are getting really, really old, but I really can't imagine any company I want deciding which information is appropriate for the public less than Google. Of all the 21
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Uber's value drops ~18B on private markets as mistakes mount(about.crunchbase.com)
2 points by 65827 9y ago|1 comments
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by 65827 9y ago
The best is when people accidentally type their passwords into the hipchat window, which if you have a whole company spread across a few rooms, happens every fucking day without fail. The cloud is not secure, sorry.
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by 65827 9y ago
One of the most important people in one of the most exciting and important positions in one of the most important companies for the future of our society quit at a very interesting time for said company. It's ok if the article is somet
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by 65827 9y ago
It ain't gonna be a "unicorn" much longer at this rate.
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by 65827 9y ago
Looking forward to ublock origin no longer working in chrome on whatever pretense, that's obviously the end game here.
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by 65827 9y ago
Jesus, how many more weeks are people going to write 10 articles a day about this silliness? You'd think it was the first online webpage that did something besides display hypertext?
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by 65827 10y ago
What "misinformation" do you speak of?
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by 65827 10y ago
The worst are the companies who seem to get completely new systems every few years, and if you didn't log in recently you effectively have to create an entire new sign in, and guess what you can't reuse that email and you have som
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by 65827 10y ago
"This isn’t an ad; the beauty in the Assistant is that it invites our partners to be our guest and share their tales." It just boggles my mind that anyone could read nonsense like this and not immediately say "I want nothing
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by 65827 10y ago
What's the overhead? What are the management fees?
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by 65827 10y ago
I really like this read, something just smells off about blaming young people for "wasting years" on video games. We've got a horribly stacked real life "game" where the boomers and elites have horded everything and
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by 65827 10y ago
All mega corps area a threat to freedom, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple. Google is the one that is really fucking scary, they've started deciding which parts of the network are tasteful and which are not, regardless of your
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by 65827 10y ago
Was it critical of Google or one of the other mega corps? I've noticed oftentimes info that is disappears quickly on here.
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by 65827 10y ago
They already did. I started wrestling, maybe I'll be good enough to teach it one day. That's my plan A. :(
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by 65827 10y ago
I mean they could just write some net code that sends packets to whatever port, but launching IE and doing everything over HTTPS or whatever is much more stealthy when it comes to network monitoring and system logs.
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by 65827 10y ago
Metrics are destroying lots of departments in lots of companies. Everyone seems to fixate on the analytics for this week or maybe this quarter, there is little or no attempt to understand the why or think long term. So many companies have c
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by 65827 10y ago
If you read the article you will see it involves cuts to measurement areas like satellites and temperature monitoring, which will make weather and climate science shittier for everyone.

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