Novashi

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by Novashi 8y ago
Here's the cherry on top: https://twitter.com/nycsouthpaw/status/1093654471157170177 AMI probably just broke their non-prosecution agreement with the SDNY
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by Novashi 8y ago
If you could build your own hello world WinForms program with some interactions, you had a reasonable chance of getting a junior position if you had some education. I knew a guy who worked on a pharmacy application that calculated IV drug m
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by Novashi 8y ago
This is a tooling problem imo, and whatever tool that is should just output javascript that works on a canvas. There's no reason to cram another programming language like ActionScript into browsers by default. Anything that installs an
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by Novashi 8y ago
That's really more for market leaders. If someone stops by your site and starts comparing it to other businesses and their features, you're not likely to shift the market soon. Even if you do shift the market, you might not get th
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by Novashi 8y ago
What advantage does this give when we have SASS and other systems that support variables? This is a spec going through draft-review-deployment so we can type 3 less characters?
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by Novashi 8y ago
Until people figure out how to hack them for profit. An AI with permissions to spend money on the company's behalf is going to fuck up eventually (and eventually in a major way). Then it's back to human bureaucracy.
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by Novashi 8y ago
>The cold seems to fill me with vigor; love it. Wouldn't that just be a "you're-about-to-die-adrenaline" kind of response?
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by Novashi 8y ago
Plus if you try to rename a dotfile through explorer, it won't let you Then if you try to make a dotfile through powershell, it has a different text encoding than *nix, which some programs (git) rely on
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by Novashi 8y ago
Crypto itself isn't a scam, but its strengths also helps scammers thrive because a financial institution can't reverse malicious activity. This can be thought of as the same risk of loss as any investment. "If I convert to cr
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by Novashi 8y ago
It's better following individual journalists via twitter or whatever instead of the organization itself for quality content for subjects you like to read about. Personally, I use the main site just to scan headlines and see if there&#x
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by Novashi 8y ago
You can get your job done well but still be toxic and cause harm in other ways.
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by Novashi 8y ago
If they lie to you about that, can you do anything though?
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by Novashi 8y ago
>So, devil's advocate here: why not just require your ToS to state that if the user is from the state of California, that they are to not use the service and find a local alternative? Silently redirect them to a similar-enough site
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by Novashi 8y ago
"Process PII" is incredibly vague. You could define that in a hilarious amount of ways with the amount of complexity we introduce to our software products, especially with code we don't even write ourselves that widens your s
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by Novashi 8y ago
>You on the other hand are hosting a website with some sort of form that people input PII into. That's what cloud providers do! If there's a spirit-of-the-law that is supposed to protect them, this would be a good time to write
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by Novashi 8y ago
>You are still processing that data. Part of processing that data involves you shipping it off... >The data is moving through your servers. So if a random company gets breached, everyone involved from cloud providers to ISPs are also
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by Novashi 8y ago
>Process personal information of >50k consumers, households or devices >Derive >50% of revenue from selling PII So if I forward all of the data to another company outside of CA, does my company count as processing data? What if
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by Novashi 8y ago
>The government is desperate for people who can code. Not desperate enough to teach people to code who want to learn though. But I bet half the need is from mountains of shit code anyway. The contracting and procurement processes are fuc
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by Novashi 8y ago
I hope I’ve got this right, but if the author is comparing typescript to a modern tooling environment, while there are technical differences, I may not trust those maintainers more than Microsoft at language design and support. I don’t thin
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by Novashi 8y ago
I dunno if you guys have gotten feedback on this, but the difference between build artifacts, artifact feeds, and the output of some pipelines' tasks in terms of artifacts is really confusing. I know it's probably getting translat
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by Novashi 8y ago
Hands are wonderful for decoding thought into action, that's true, but for example, the brain can imagine images way faster than hands can paint them. A lot of people can be limited by their hands in gaming too. This is exchanged for l
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by Novashi 8y ago
>It's always a matter of balance Depends on your language and environment, too. I'm more comfortable inlining C# web code than unsafe device driver code. But remember when you inline, you can comment around code and use more e
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by Novashi 8y ago
I think most of the bandwidth would be computer -> brain, not the other way around, assuming it can teach your brain to retain knowledge and show it images/movies. The only exception would be if we could significantly alter the perc
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by Novashi 8y ago
Brave claim: we won’t actually invent good AI until two-way brain-computer interfaces become useful. We need to augment human intelligence to handle systems vastly more complex than we can do today. Specifically memory creation and recall,
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by Novashi 8y ago
I want to highlight a third possibility that isn't discussed which is people who can talk about code, but can't deliver (or can't deliver well ), but really want to learn how to deliver. It's fine if you don't want
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by Novashi 8y ago
>I feel like older user interfaces treated me like an adult. They did, because usually only adults used PCs. Now kids through elders use PCs and there's nothing wrong making the UX more friendly to people unaccustomed to working in
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by Novashi 8y ago
>I always had a bit of a moral dilemma working at Netflix because my goal was to get people to spend more time watching Netflix, which I didn't really think was good for humanity. Ah, come on. We need entertainment. Netflix is far a
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by Novashi 8y ago
The US Government is currently dysfunctional, so at least someone is making affordable housing.
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by Novashi 8y ago
I think we’ll see robust shipping routes before completely self-sustaining colonies. To the point where missing 2-3 shipments isn’t a huge deal.
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by Novashi 8y ago
Tell them you have multiple residences and declare one as your primary. I know that shit works because rich people do it for taxes all the time.

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