RyJones

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   by RyJones 6y ago

   This is one of the reasons Begg Knives shut down his forums. We literally couldn't delete accounts fast enough.
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   The number of support tickets I used to get from people who were "missing data" because they signed up with Facebook, then logged in next time with Google and saw nothing, belays this.
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   For a long time, Uber didn't validate email addresses; lots of people set up accounts using my gmail address. I had no recourse.
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   A long time ago, WANOPS put a couple racks of machines in the parking lot of the (former) Building 11 on Microsoft Campus. We had a lower failure rate across the board, for all components. I think the only protection that was in place was s
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   I attended Hack The Machine[0] in Seattle a few years ago. The amount of data the had for people to work on was amazing - the Navy provided a set of AIS data with some number of collisions in it; the challenge was to use your technique to f
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   Make sure you can get good, stable internet. I’ve WFH for over five years, and good internet really helps.
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   dang. I was ready to go!
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   this is amazing - I'm a map geek and this stuff is catnip for me. I built a, for the time, very good data logging setup for my Jeep and mapped some trails[0] in 2001. Why? The maps provided by the USFS and the timber leaseholders were
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   by RyJones 6y ago

   The Linux Foundation is a foundation. Hyperledger Project is a project of the Linux Foundation, not a foundation in and of itself. Source: Am Linux Foundation employee working on Hyperledger
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    We had some great demos of AllJoyn[0] at CES doing stuff like this. It would have been great, had it lived. As I recall, Philips had a smart toothbrush that gamified brushing for kids. We had it integrated with Xbox and a home grown smart m
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    I gave both of them a whirl[0]. The second one is OK? [0]: https://blog.ryjones.org/2020/04/30/ML
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    On Killing[0] covers some of this. The author argues that extended demob times in WW2 helped; supposedly, this is why people leaving Iraq and elsewhere end up "doing nothing in Kuwait" for weeks on end cleaning equipment. [0]: ht
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/millions-of-credit-card-cu...
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/millions-of-credit-card-cu...
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    And CI is failing[0]. [0]: https://travis-ci.org/github/then/is-promise/builds
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    Nice. My youngest was born in Juanita at our apartment! I like the area well enough, obviously, to start a reddit about it.
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    by RyJones 6y ago

    I've lived in Kirkland, Washington, off and on since 1994. It's amazing how many people all over the world know of Kirkland from Costco branding. For a log time the reddit tag line[0] was "We're more than Costco!" [
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    I do not understand why HackerOne has such good reputation. My experiences are almost uniformly bad.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    It gives you more loading zones and more approach/departure windows.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    Interesting - I grew up in Terre Haute. I think you're talking about the old VX bunker up in Newport, maybe?
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    lots of places use an MDM profile if you connect to work email, for instance.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    And how it infected the band members to the point they couldn't get away from it. It's amazing how close the recreation was and how it compelled so many people
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    The Status of the Sovrin Foundation(sovrin.org)

    1 points by RyJones 7y ago|0 comments
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    We use Expensify and I often wonder if any adults work there.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    I was excited to roll it out at the Linux Foundation. We are no longer rolling out new instances and Hyperledger[0] is looking for a replacement due to an issue[1][2]. [0] https://chat.hyperledger.org/ [1] https:/&#x2
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    Sure. If you want to read more, search for ["Jim Pierson" Microsoft "page load time"]. A lot of his work informed what we did at MSN.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    2007? 2008?
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    it is a bit of work to get rolling, but IMHO worth the effort
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    you're right. I was responding to the initial, deleted comment.
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    by RyJones 7y ago

    Have you considered something like Yocto[0]? I've had good luck with it. [0] https://jumpnowtek.com/rpi/Raspberry-Pi-Systems-with-Yocto.h...