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by alttab 11y ago
If its mandatory, then every fertile human is walking around with the "right" to produce more burden for the state. That would make reproduction a liability... which turns into birth licenses.
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by alttab 11y ago
Democratic super-robot programming voting. I'ma go contact a screen writer now.
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by alttab 11y ago
So it's Middleware.
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by alttab 11y ago
there's actually only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off by one errors.
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by alttab 11y ago
So, its a distributed system architecture using SOA principles. Looks like there's some hand-waving about implementing a couple of obvious interfaces when applying this technical approach to IoT. From what I gathered - this "frame
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by alttab 11y ago
"We admit we have no vision for this company, or its purpose, outside of maximizing shareholder value. Literally, we have no reason to exist other than preserving capital."
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by alttab 11y ago
JIRA uses right click, and I hate those fuckers. But that's a rant about JIRA...
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by alttab 11y ago
Funnel friction at its best.
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by alttab 11y ago
As a 29 year old I'm wondering g how you're even using snapchat. That cohort seems so far away from me. I'm also married, if that matters.
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by alttab 11y ago
The argument that this makes the user experience better is debatable. The argument that it's going to chew through my mobile data bandwidth, battery, and load times isn't.
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by alttab 11y ago
I think I love this guy. Definitely sums up my level of confusion when everyone kept running onto library after library while I stayed with Ruby thinking "this is definitely better than Java, and miles better than C++." I always s
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by alttab 11y ago
This makes me shake my head for so many reasons. Way, way too clever for 99% of Web applications.
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by alttab 11y ago
Be careful - you are generalizing which will lead to issues for your interactions with your superiors. Good managers remove things when they serve no purpose (prevent extraneous development), when they aren't being used (reduce technic
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by alttab 11y ago
Very cool. Not necessarily new, but it seems like an individual hacker which is always impressive. Companies like Blippar ( https://blippar.com/en/ ) have recently been acquiring any company or team that is doing this ty
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by alttab 11y ago
What became apparent over my time there was that, whatever the dramatisation of previous investigations, working at Amazon is just shit – but no more shit than any other mundane, badly-paid job. Since there have been bosses and profits t
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by alttab 11y ago
Bernie knows this. He's a politican, not stupid. Just more evidence that he's pandering and not really running. In honesty I'd say the same from Trump. The only candidate who is really running is Clinton.
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by alttab 11y ago
We all remember this, right? http://www.cultofmac.com/388350/ipad-pro-comic/ Sums it up fairly well.
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by alttab 11y ago
It would effectively reward conversation or argument starters. This could let Donald Trump have the highest karma in the land.
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by alttab 11y ago
The year after Tony Hawk did the 900 and came out with Tony Hawk Pro Skater on the playstation and n64 was a rough Christmas too, I bet.
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by alttab 11y ago
Also, dont use Dynamo unless you have a really good reason. "It scales better than MySQL" is not a good reason. Have fun migrating data and re-indexing constantly!
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by alttab 11y ago
To your point though, and to press it further - if companies require that you exercise your options in a window after they vest or they expire - they were never really options to begin with. In essence, the vesting schedule on expiring opti
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by alttab 11y ago
If only body scanners were proven to be effective.
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by alttab 11y ago
It's true - there is a time and a place... and a cost. Plan A is to avoid the need to micromanage. Plan B may be micro-managing, but in my book that's trading good will for short term results. This works when you maintain a high l
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by alttab 11y ago
I dunno, I've seen a lot of adolescent-minded 20 somethings not getting laid a whole bunch. In some cases, guys don't grow up not because sex is so readily available, but in some cases (especially due to society's pressures a
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by alttab 11y ago
This is where I think the divergence between "machine learning" and "artificial intelligence" really lays. These vehicles need to be able to generalize and understand motivations, not something that can be intuited via &
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by alttab 11y ago
I'm about to rent my first property. Does it make sense for just one?
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by alttab 11y ago
Can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. Sign of the times I guess.
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by alttab 11y ago
I was going to say this sounds a lot like Eat24, and they did a way better blog post about it... but then he footnoted it. Sucks, because if zomato really did stumble on this on their own, they still won't look clever here. Maybe the l
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by alttab 11y ago
People are going to get riled up about this statement since it is vague. Better to say: don't build a missing feature on top of a "platform." You will be consumed. Now, if there is "synergy" with that integration, t
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by alttab 11y ago
Not from a responsiveness / performance standpoint. No way.

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