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by SeeDave 10y ago
Totally agree. I currently have a SmartTv, a Blu-Ray player with very similar apps, and an X-Box with similar apps. They all have so much in common: streaming media from a network attached PC, youtube videos, amazon prime video, Netflix, et
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by SeeDave 10y ago
I think the guy is hinting that you are a "Unicorn" too-good-to-be-true type of guy. Raw intelligence at the IBM research is exceedingly rare. Raw athleticism to the point of professional tennis is exceedingly rare. The work ethic
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by SeeDave 10y ago
You're a good man. A very, very good man.
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by SeeDave 10y ago
You're on to something. The FCCs attempt to regulate prison phone call prices in the fall of 2015 has been put on hold via appeal by private corporations. Really, really sad. http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2016/03&#
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by SeeDave 10y ago
This is an incredible idea that would add serious value to customers, which is precisely why the product managers (most of whom are complete idiots and totally oblivious) will completely and totally ignore it.
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by SeeDave 10y ago
A huge problem that many smart people face (myself included) is dealing with "average" employees. The sort of person who sees software engineering as "just another job" similar to folding T-Shirts at the Gap or flipping
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by SeeDave 10y ago
Pearls before swine, cargo cult, etc.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I agree, to a certain extent, but mostly for the initial load. I remember reading an interesting article about how twitter does exactly this with "time to first tweet" being the defining metric. Beyond that, I think stateless serv
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I still believe that Steve Ballmer is the only man who can rescue Yahoo.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
>2. In your very first team picture I see a grumpy-looking fellow with hands in pockets. A few images on he's still there, now joined by another grump with crossed arms. These people look disengaged and/or disgruntled. Call me
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Curious about next steps once you've built the plane. It seems that you're core mission is commingled somewhere between "building Concorde 2.0" and "offering incredibly fast trans-ocean travel." Many personal q
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Doesn't matter how many miles are on a car, all that matters is how many are left and incremental cost per additional mile due to maintenance/repair. :)
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I'm kinda curious how it's possible for an organization to go through all it takes to produce self-driving cars (engineering, qa, logistics, sourcing, etc.) but is unable to build an app to find riders for these cars and manage yi
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I agree that there would be something deeply funny about seeing Steve Ballmer being his glorious and insane self, to then revive a company with so much potential. It would be a fantastic and endearing final act for a truly larger-than-life
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I encourage you to read the book 'First Rate Madness' to get an understanding of the link between crisis leaders and mental illness. Meyer appears to be a peacetime leader, not a crisis leader. Yahoo honestly needs a nutjob the li
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by SeeDave 11y ago
I like to meditate on the bus on my way into the office. I have noticed a significant increase in my ability to "get things done" when stressed as well as my ability to take in sights and sounds. I highly encourage everyone to sta
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by SeeDave 11y ago
This is probably the most bizarre hyperlink I've run across. I share your confusion, and couldn't be laughing any harder right now.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Twitter is an interesting product. Many "users" of Twitter consume tweets second-hand via the news, rather than their website or app. Hope your JOURNAL.TXT serves you well. I actually have a private sub-reddit that I use for simil
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by SeeDave 11y ago
>I always ask my team, how is that as developers we always want free software but yet want a salary hike every year as a software programmer! A lot of people are short-sighted and self-centered. It's completely and totally rational
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Silicon Valley in a nutshell. Reminds me of the funeral scene from the HBO show, and a quote in response to the 'Summers Memo' regarding exporting toxic waste to third world countries. "Your reasoning is perfectly logical but
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by SeeDave 11y ago
From my limited understanding, I believe Groupon tried something similar and was shut down by the SEC during IPO.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Whoa, never heard of Artist mode. This is awesome! Thanks :)
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Not to nitpick, but I remember an interesting case where the EULA was only available after opening the software... which made it ineligible for return at the retailer.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Nice work Mollie and team!
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Whoa, looks neat and honestly sounds too good to be true. >Intercept XMLHttpRequest to fake a REST server based on JSON data. Use it on top of Sinon.js to test JavaScript REST clients on the browser side (e.g. single page apps) without a
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by SeeDave 11y ago
If you're into node, you might want to check out json-server. A single json file with one sample entity is the basis of a full API. Check it out at https://github.com/typicode/json-server
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by SeeDave 11y ago
As a bitcoin 'owner' you have the right to mark the transfer of unspent transaction outputs from one or more addresses to one or more other addresses in the blockchain.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
Not a lawyer, but that seems pretty spot on.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
You can RDP into a machine and use the browser there.
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by SeeDave 11y ago
"Hostile Work Environment" != Miserable working conditions. From blm.gov, "A hostile work environment is actionable in the EEO process when it is based on allegations of discrimination; e.g., race, color, sex, national origin

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