Drbble

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by Drbble 15y ago
I would love to give you some stock options in exchange for all your salary. PM me.
842.
by Drbble 15y ago
You don't know what would have happened to you at Microsoft. Anyone could be a billionaire if he had a (unique) time machine. And what would have happened to Visix?
843.
by Drbble 15y ago
The hardest part is making sure no one finds out about all them, and that information doesn't leak between those discreet tasks. Indiscretions are killer.
844.
by Drbble 15y ago
Bag Borrow and Steal
845.
by Drbble 15y ago
Nice to see Google pilloried from the right for overcharging and from the left for undercharging.
846.
by Drbble 15y ago
You are talking about integration tests, not unit tests.
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by Drbble 15y ago
First thing Google would do is ruin the UI in the name of "unification" with Plus. Second thing they would do is kill off all the nonfree features and support only the ad-supported use case. Third thing they would do is congratulate the exe
848.
by Drbble 15y ago
Where is a two day delay for delivery "fail". There is no incompatibility with agile planning. You don’t go on vacation every time a job runs, you work on another project.
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by Drbble 15y ago
That's not what "criminal" means under law.
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by Drbble 15y ago
And cell phones don't display long URLs, another phishing problem begging to be exploited
851.
by Drbble 15y ago
Google is flavor of the month? They are 90% C++, Java, Javascript. They even write Java that writes Javascript
852.
by Drbble 15y ago
You are conflating "evil" with "unprofitable" and obviously missing the point as a result. Also, you can opt out of ad targeting, not tracking. Huge difference.
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by Drbble 15y ago
"seminal", huh. I doubt whether they would take that as a compliment.
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by Drbble 15y ago
I have worked with more female coders than over-40s. Maybe the industry is changing, and that change is visible at younger companies with younger staff. Also, minorities tend to congregate in supportive environments, so you will find a bimo
855.
by Drbble 15y ago
It is learning code. Think back to the first eight hours of coding of your entire life. It was probably copy-pasting stuff you didn't really understand from a magazine or a web page and watching some colors flash or text scrolling down. It
856.
by Drbble 15y ago
Warren Buffet made his first significant money through research and basically anonymous buying and selling. He was an original quant. He isn't an executive of the sort that signs deals and negotiates and clawed his way to the top socially.
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by Drbble 15y ago
Everyone who has ever built anything knows this about features. You don’t need to start a company to learn it.
858.
by Drbble 15y ago
This article contradicts the single largest pro-employee piece of wisdom ("don't walk up to the table with your cards showing") without providing any supporting argument. What does your salary in an unrelated job have any relevance at all t
859.
by Drbble 15y ago
So it is a weird example, since it NOT an example of a statement that is undecidable in every model.
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by Drbble 15y ago
It depends on whether the meaning of "exists" is, I think. By analogy to the finite universe (always dangerous in logic), it is like saying "we live in a sphere of diameter 4. We have proven (due some hypothetical variation of relativity) t
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by Drbble 15y ago
Yeah that was a tangent. The author got a bit overexcitrd and overshot. Also not the OP's reply (paraphrased): "Thanks, but I wasn't interested in the understanding logic or math. I am thinking more along the lines of [metaphysical gobbled
862.
by Drbble 15y ago
Note that semiconductor sells Atom cards which are about 10% of a Xeon core in power and energy. So 512 core isn't 43 2x6core Mac Pros, it is more like 4.
863.
by Drbble 15y ago
Network cards and storage adapters the limiting factors, not CPU, that is the point.
864.
by Drbble 15y ago
I was responding to you, sorry. I was questioning the validity of your (albeit informal) research, that people don't find deprivation to be a key aspects of the meaning of theft.
865.
by Drbble 15y ago
There is a notion that "at some scale, significant quantitative differences are qualitative differences". This drives a lot of legislation around misdemeanors vs felonies and regulations that only apply to businesses/operations of a certain
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by Drbble 15y ago
Did Kim own the hosting companies too? That would be a textbook example of laundering.
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by Drbble 15y ago
Megaupload operated in the US (servers and users). It is only the physical location of the proprietors that was non-US.
868.
by Drbble 15y ago
Neither German nor US government have the right do define or power to define language beyond its use in government affairs. In the English language shared by millions of people, Kim is in fact a convicted criminal.
869.
by Drbble 15y ago
Watch the EU.
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by Drbble 15y ago
This is exactly the sort of clever hackery that coders think is a loophole but judges think is contempt of court and obstruction of justice.

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