ClassAndBurn

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by ClassAndBurn 6y ago
Your edit and summarization is quite clear. Thank you for that.
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by ClassAndBurn 6y ago
I'll second this; this was said in public to people that reported to her. What happened behind closed doors was likely much worse. Tracy's example of not using Mother's Rooms shows she was protective of that part of herself a
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by ClassAndBurn 6y ago
Tracy was the best CEO I ever worked for. Hands down. She listened to everyone and made PlanGrid a place where everyone was empowered to make change. Her passion to solve problems was obvious and raw. She attracted people who were similarly
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Nginx is an incredible product. I've used it at nearly every company I've been at and on multiple occasions its entirely saved us both via its capabilities and its accessible, robust documentation that we had to read at 2 AM while
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Now we all get track how our user traffic increases when YouTube is down...
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Cloudflare is great. I love that they spend resources on projects like this. This would normally be a Moonshot or someone's side projects that would get limited/no release.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
This is amazing! Really innovative designs and ideas. As 3D printing is a new technology, even on Earth, I wonder if there are traditional designs using bricks or other materials created from the native soils and rocks that would potentiall
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
San Francisco is only 7 miles square and nearly a 1/3 is the Sunset and the Richmond which is almost entirely 2 story max, single family homes. Measure K which limited most of the big construction to South of Market pushed everything i
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
To me it was a way for engineers to make interfaces without having to worry about any are design. An engineer-turned-marketing-person would call it "CLI 2.0". The problem was the non-designers still don't know UX at all and n
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Journals are based on prestige; researchers give their work for free to a publisher where it is reviewed by other researchers (usually for free) and then published such that other researchers must pay to get the work. It does create a well
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
I agree. Their knowledge and insights would be better as advisement to a new generation of leaders so there can be a continuous learnings and new ideas in government.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Thank you! I was trying to find that before posting but forgot their naming of it.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
That is a staggering rate of increase. I can see a future where this is less centralized; learning could happen in "phases" where a local device improves its model given local data and reports back something centrally that can be
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
And now my head hurts.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
A City Car Share used to park behind my house and I had to call the company a half dozen times because someone left the keyless hybrid running after they dropped it off. I had them unlock it so I could turn it just so there wasn't a ru
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Its a guess. Facebook also controls many of the "competitors" currently. Its also not about not being compliant, they want their customers, its just not worth reevaluating core aspects of the business when they believe people will
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
GDPR doesn't cover enough of the population using Facebook to warrant such a change to their business model where you can use the service without them using your data. They believe they are entrenched enough to just require this (and l
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
No other industry entirely hides the end price you'll pay, or even an estimate, until after you have gone through the service. It's a sad state of affairs but not something we have to be stuck with; most of the time we could get t
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Their AWS wasn't threatened, only their ability to use CloudFront. We will immediately suspend your use of CloudFront if you use third party domains without their permission to masquerade as that third party.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
Really $9 for infinite storage is a deal.
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by ClassAndBurn 8y ago
I would say these are the solutions people are producing right now and the problems they are solving are still unknown.
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by ClassAndBurn 9y ago
I work as a programer and have worked in high cube, low cube, open offices and coworking spaces. They all had pros and cons but I saw what was and wasn't liked differed by the job position; sales and marketing liked open offices more w
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by ClassAndBurn 9y ago
Totally. I signed up for the Kickstarter of uBiome years ago who's market line evolved from "We'll figure out a 'normal' biome and help you get there" to "Turns out there is no normal, let's try group
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by ClassAndBurn 9y ago
Nutrition research is really difficult; lack on immediate reactions (digestion and metabolism take time), highly variable results because on stimulus in other parts of the body (including stress) and its being ethically impossible to have a
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by ClassAndBurn 9y ago
An odd catch-22 of not investigating other possible solutions so they could get a legal precedent is that they couldn't tell anyone outright that's what they were doing. So someone trying to he helpful ended up ruining everything.