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by Steeeve 8y ago
I'd take a long hard look at myself, my current opportunity, and what I want to do. It would be hard to walk away from the opportunity to occasionally influence someone like Zuck, or the opportunity to occasionally influence the glob
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by Steeeve 8y ago
It's been what? 3 1/2 years? He was probably under contract to stay for 3 years and he now has a big pile of money and the power to do what he wants. So he gloriously exits on principal and plays hero for a day while thumbing hi
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by Steeeve 8y ago
Decoupled authentication from your application should be part of any base architecture these days. The article is thin on details, but adding SAML authentication to the mix shouldn't be terribly difficult if you have somebody on board
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by Steeeve 8y ago
Looks like a honeypot to sniff out replicated articles to me.
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by Steeeve 8y ago
The story from the other side: https://www.surfrider.org/coastal-blog/entry/martins-beach-t...
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by Steeeve 8y ago
I think it's interesting that the consensus here is that you can't do quality in an hour. It's been forever since I blogged, but when I did I always had that block in the back of my mind that I shouldn't publish unless i
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by Steeeve 8y ago
I read the article and thought it looked like a 2005 SEO article order. Has all the right words. Good length. No substance whatsoever.
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by Steeeve 8y ago
Does the GDPR actually identify what information is considered personal? I haven't followed it at all. For instance, if someone posted on a message board, is it enough to rename their user to anonymous. Or do you have to go back and
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by Steeeve 8y ago
> Java versions stress back-compatibility. You reminded me of the java version incompatibility nightmares that once littered the enterprise landscape. If they do that now, it's because their history includes perhaps the worst set o
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by Steeeve 8y ago
On the one hand... This is 3 years after the first time I saw a Gentoo python3 only environment. On the other Python2 support will go away when the community is done with Python2. And that process goes a lot slower than I think most peopl
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by Steeeve 9y ago
You have no idea
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The problem with build systems is that people try to do too much with them. It wouldn't be so bad, if there was consistent, thorough documentation available, including for the various plugins that people put together and shared. But wh
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The whole cryptocurrency market is surreal to me for these reasons and many more. But I did think the same thing about Twitter, especially early on when it was constantly broken. And yet, while it was broken people were still talking about
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by Steeeve 9y ago
On the surface, no. But... The end of that walking path is perpendicular to the roadway. The other end of that walking path is perpendicular to the roadway on the other side. How it behaves in the middle (not perpendicular) is irrelevant.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
From the driver's handbook: > Most crosswalks are located at corners, but they can also be located in the middle of the block. > Pedestrians have the right-of- way in marked or unmarked crosswalks. > Crosswalks are often marke
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by Steeeve 9y ago
In California, that's a legal crosswalk and the pedestrian gets right of way. In Arizona, it is not. I'm not sure a pedestrian even gets the right of way in a marked cross walk at all times in Arizona. Different state, differen
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Seems like they could have saved themselves a good deal of money and headache by offering this guy a severance package ahead of his firing being made public.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Human would have had significantly longer than this video. It's not that dark there at night. (Not as dark as the camera would lead you to believe). Swerving distance to avoid death is well within possibility. Aside from that, the
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> Seriously, what else can you expect. I see waymo drivers all the time actively paying attention to the road.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Maybe not. Perfectly within their wheelhouse to provide the one video or version of video that makes them look best.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
>speeding >didn't engage breaks >not ubers fault one of these things is not like the other. The basic expectation is that if people are on the edge of a roadway you slow down and pay more attention. What exactly was the perso
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Why not test these things on a private track? You have a multi-billion dollar company attacking this problem and it feels like all they tested before they hit the public roads was lefty and righty.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> It's sustainable because we're on the cusp of the autonomous vehicle revolution. We still have drivers on subway trains. When those drivers lose jobs to autonomy, maybe we can think about being on the cusp. Until then, I se
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Uber and Lyft both now verify that you have supplemental insurance. It's kind of screwy. If you have a passenger in the car, Uber/Lyft coverage is in place. If you are driving around working but no passenger, it's the driv
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Stories like this are inspirational on one hand and on the other completely irrational. Making $17K a month isn't as easy as finding a niche and working an email list. Anyone who has built a business that has achieved a modicum of suc
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by Steeeve 9y ago
You don't want to see annotations on _this_ youtube video? That's fine. I'm sure you'll want to see them on the next one.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The company behind the Axe ads is also the company behind Dove advertising. Different brands, different markets. Complaining about facebook is a way to get free advertising for all of it.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
I also lack sympathy. But... I actually am a fan of the ability to reverse the transaction. I'm absolutely sure that having people who are politically connected in the neighborhood was part of making that happen, and I'm just as s
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> This just feels like an excuse to find a way to filter human communication Interesting. I've modded a fair amount of communities and the censorship argument to moderated discussion comes up frequently as new rules are implemente

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