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by altitudinous 7y ago
I rest my case. You should be asking yourself why, do you see you don't understand their behaviour? Why do they behave differently in menus to you, don't condemn them because they do behave differently to you.
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by altitudinous 7y ago
I'm 51 and work in tech. I now understand the nuances in this article. I'll probably understand them better as time goes on. Young readers probably skimmed over the bits about floaters in the eyes. Everyone older than 50 gets it.
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by altitudinous 7y ago
Hmm, if I am an expert in a domain, then there is no decision to be made - it is obvious what the right answer is to everything, you don't have a decision to make - there is no communication to others. All decisions are outside my doma
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by altitudinous 7y ago
> At some point government must react. Yes, the government must react - with a solution. What do you propose that the government does?
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by altitudinous 7y ago
SO WHAT? The USA doesn't rule the world. What is your solution? Convincing everyone that there is a problem is not a solution. We just end up with everyone convinced there is a problem. Wasted energy. What is the solution?
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by altitudinous 7y ago
Because panic does not bring about solutions. Nobody is disagreeing that there is an issue. Nobody . I believe there are a number of people pointing out the problem, over and over, civil disobedience etc, but there is nobody pointing
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Surely Nintendo are going to be all over this and get it removed?
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Ads cost a tenth of my users, but I gain 100% of my income. No regrets.
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Standards are good.
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Ah, my past life and knowledge developing Oracle systems comes flooding back. I don't know if Oracle still uses CBO now, or even SQL or PL/SQL but I am sure that a large chunk of their revenue still comes from supporting these leg
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by altitudinous 8y ago
They did this in New Zealand, and I hauled a tape deck out to the garage to record it as Mum wouldn't have that loud screeching in the house. I never got a single recording to work on my computer. Never would even find the program let
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Hmm, we always have a science fiction meme that says that says any civilisation that gets to our level of technology will wipe itself out with nuclear weapons or something. This seems like a more real risk, the technology gets sufficiently
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Trying to get proof is absolutely NOT proof. I'm not going to read articles where someone has made something up. You may as well start preparing for the forthcoming zombie apocalypse.
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by altitudinous 8y ago
"suspects". I did not read the article because of this. The internet slanders many based on only suspicion. I suspect that we are not alone in the universe. I suspect that Elvis might still be alive. But I have no proof. Get some
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by altitudinous 8y ago
This is an excellent tool, I have been using it for a long time now. I am in the app business, I find it useful for discovering affiliate programs I wan't aware of from other peoples links, other revenue generating opportunities.
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by altitudinous 8y ago
constant compromise democracy employees are interested in self preservation, not the enterprise itself solutions are not the best available, instead they are those that cause the least friction there is nothing different about a software en
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by altitudinous 8y ago
I feel that Evernote is to notepad apps the same as Dropbox is to cloud file storage. I don't know why Dropbox is still about, and I don't know why Evernote is still about. Dropbox seems to have found value in a flooded market alt
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Every IT system in the world is the worst in the world according to some tech who performs firefighting on it. These tweets apply to nearly every system. Singling out Tesla is pretty unfair!!!
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by altitudinous 8y ago
Many developers are commenting in here trying to fix a problem. I am a developer but I now run a business. From a business point of view, there is no problem here. Code has been delivered and it is running in production successfully. It mig
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by altitudinous 8y ago
I'm not sure about this article, but there is certainly scope for an article named "You don't need Blockchain, you need SQL/a Database"
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by altitudinous 8y ago
They recently found a new disease free group of Tasmanian Devils down in a remote spot in Tassie. I didn't read the article, so maybe that is in there. If a group of uninfected Tassie Devils can be hiding away, then so can the Tigers.
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by altitudinous 8y ago
I left a corporate consulting career because I was burned out and started writing iOS apps from home. 5 years later the app business has been very successful for me but it has been the loneliest thing I have ever done. I use co-working envi
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by altitudinous 9y ago
That is tl;dr I got criticised when I was a young coder for writing long rambling emails and articles. Now I am older I see why. Too much info in the world, I don't have time to read that although I am interested in why this person thi
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by altitudinous 9y ago
Kinect - such a human interface that doesn't require direct integration with hardware or technical knowledge or buttons, and a lot of fun in the games I played. But it failed.
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by altitudinous 9y ago
I did not read the article. However with the rise of denser technologies and mass assembly by machines in order to achieve a price point and manufacturing volume it is inevitable that we won't be able to repair items ourselves. That is
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by altitudinous 9y ago
Isn't this how keychain works? This is clearly not remotely executable, it needs to be run on the device that is signed in. Say you visit facebook.com, your password is in the keychain, so the keychain must be decrypted to return the p
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by altitudinous 9y ago
It doesn't seem like a real vulnerabilty to me - it is not remotely executable, it has to be run by a signed in user on the actual device. When you go to facebook.com, your device must surely decrypt the keychain to plaintext to prefil
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by altitudinous 9y ago
The same ones. For many years. I don't dwell on them because people generally don't learn from other peoples mistakes, they have to make those mistakes themselves. There have been businesses and business management for many thousa
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by altitudinous 10y ago
Upvote 1000x - I'm sick of hearing people who've done nothing and "thought leaders" ranting on. I'm pleased I put my head down, did work and did something that worked for me that I can encourage others with and give
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by altitudinous 10y ago
This is done by shining bright Infra Red lights high in the stadium down onto the crowd. We cannot see Infra Red light ourselves, but the lights/torches the crowd holds can detect the infra red light and respond when they see it by swi

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