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by Mtinie 10y ago
> When you do daily deployments, you can't QA every one much. In that case, should you be doing daily deployments to production?
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by Mtinie 10y ago
For those rare occasions where whimsy for the sake of whimsy is preferred. Realistically, I may only use something like this in a situation where one of the radio selection options has an effect that you want to call extra attention to. I c
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Giving your HR group the benefit of the doubt, in my experience, when the pendulum has swung that far to the "process" side, it's because the company has been burned in some way in the past.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Presuming that manufacturers aren't about to stop trying to make thinner and thinner devices... Is this class of issues correctable (to a degree) with a change in the design of those components -- for example, proactively splitting the
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by Mtinie 10y ago
> The FBI also has a stash of already created child porn. Any harm resulting from the creation of said porn has already been done, and is therefore not a reason to not use it in order to reduce future harm. I'd like to play the Devi
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I believe you are misremembering the details. There is a free account option, but code signing isn't available. https://developer.apple.com/support/compare-memberships/ What's not clear to me, however, i
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by Mtinie 10y ago
> Do you have any examples of corporations submitting to FOIA.. No, I don't. "Public counts" in my comment refer to how the individual votes would be captured within a blockchain's ledger -- by design, visible and tra
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I don't disagree you. I'm not aware of a production-grade blockchain voting protocol that yet exists that is resilient against one or more of the currently known de-anonymization attacks. I'm not even sure it's possible
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by Mtinie 10y ago
> Private voting and public counting will be gone. I may be missing your point or misunderstanding your comment, but what you describe there is a by-product of a successfully developed blockchain-based voting solution. Everyone's vo
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Viewing is down on linear TV, which makes sense. Online viewing, on the other hand, has been significant. http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-c...
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by Mtinie 10y ago
That still results in a physical change to the building, even if it is only temporary (or not, if the building material is unusually porous). The test that I remember seeing applied in the past concerns "intention distruction or deface
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by Mtinie 10y ago
The list of countries with a known infection suggests a Western nation acting alone, or in cooperation with others (for instance, the "Five Eyes"). Alternatively, one of the infected nations could also be responsible. Infecting se
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I don't disagree with that, but there's a difference between someone walking off a job after they quit and when a company terminates someone's employment.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Lots of material out there to chose from, but here's a place to start: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/amp/maryland-vows-rebui... It happened in Ellicott City, Maryland.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I'm very conflicted about trying a service like the one that 23andMe offers. Part of me would love to see what comes back, the other (currently louder) part of my brain is worried about throwing away any ideas of future genetic privacy
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by Mtinie 10y ago
The comparison doesn't hold up when rates of voluntary job separation and involuntary laid offs are being discussed.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
At many institutions, but not all.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Can you provide an example? I would not consider reasonable overhead costs to be "investment" dollars, but you may have something else in mind.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
@cbognet: I love the concept and have signed up for the trial with the hope of sticking with it going forward. My question -- I don't know how representative my household is from others, but we've got a few different sets of dieta
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Victims of the type of abuses and zoning code violations that lead to Airbnb introducing a product feature to try to deal with the bad PR. http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a45400/airbnb-anim...
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by Mtinie 10y ago
While that may be true, it isn't relevant to the conversation about how deep into the permissions forest the app is reaching. Pokemon Go can collect the bunches of the data it wants without having admin-level access to their users&#x27
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Temperate weather plays a large role, too.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Can't this be mitigated to a large degree by setting the value per share to an tiny fraction of a dollar? Sure, you'll have a tax to pay when the shares are granted, but it should be reasonable. I could get behind the scheme you c
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I'm curious why this is being downvoted. Did I miss something fundamental in the original article that speaks to why this works or doesn't work? The intent of my question wasn't to blindly try to techsmith a solution, but rat
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I'm hesitant to consider the next presidential election's results as a harbinger of the state of politics during the 2020 or 2024 races. The Baby Boomer generation's influence is waning and I'm optimistic that the next g
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Is it technologically feasible to "3D print" (or "3D blow") scientific glassware? I know it's possible to use computers to design the glassware apparatus that take into account the material constraints of glass, but
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by Mtinie 10y ago
The best hypothesis that I've been able to piece together from various description of these types of "feelings" is that the individual exhibit very specialized forms of visual synesthesia.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
@bovermyer: I don't believe it is the ONLY way, but history has repeatedly proven that humans find it to be the most efficient way (and therefore, preferred). Like you, I'd be far happier if the humans with power would actively se
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Anecdotally: I fully recommend CertSimple. We used them for an EV cert we needed and not only was it simple to set up the request, but the processing was quick, too!
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Ugg...that's a super evil version of the classic "razor blade" business model.

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