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by alttab 8y ago
Funny, because when I started using Facebook it was obvious I was building a profile to be only accessible to direct friends at my school. I could safely post party pictures without worrying who saw them. The intent has changed vastly over
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by alttab 8y ago
Depth sensor? Other meaningful specs? Plthe difference between $800 and $1000 is abstract when you're financing or renting month to month
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by alttab 8y ago
But then they can easily exfiltrate, which would allow it to happen programmatically and in mass.
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by alttab 8y ago
Assuming its all crowd sourced, why can't we just verify the details that were linked instead of shooting the messenger? Isn't that the behavior we would want to see in persuit of information and the truth? Character assassination
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by alttab 8y ago
It's truly surprising to me how many people took this announcement at face value. I personally recognized the ruthlessness of it almost immediately. It was seared into Jeff Bezos' quote - "We're excited about this change
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by alttab 8y ago
There's no winning, is there?
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by alttab 8y ago
As a manager, I haven't bothered to look at code coverage for years. What I care about is functional coverage for the boundaries and exception cases of our use cases or APIs. Run them CD in your pipeline. Cover customer expectations at
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by alttab 8y ago
Their lack of vocabulary is INCREDIBLE.
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by alttab 8y ago
Unless you live in Japan, because they all walk the same speed. Seriously, ask how far something is in Tokyo and see the response is in time
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by alttab 8y ago
Bobbitt was checked into rehab recently, too. Coke binge much?
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by alttab 8y ago
CDs? I had 7 floppies for Doom. And I bought a sound card!
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by alttab 8y ago
It looks like fraud or money laundering or tax evasion. Especially since you were raising a small amount, there was a single cross border transaction, and it was for $1337 for goodness sakes.
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by alttab 8y ago
$665M. Just guessing.
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by alttab 8y ago
No mention of TRX in the thread? Shocker...
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by alttab 8y ago
"Within Google, we implement periodic downtime in some services to prevent a service from being overly available." Uh..... what?
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by alttab 8y ago
My guess is the algorithms and infrastructure serve search functions across all of their products. The "search market" is really the "Display advertising" market, and sure, they suck at that because no one goes to bing.
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by alttab 8y ago
There was plenty of this and speculation thereof when it comes to the BCH launch in December[1]. [1] https://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-hit-lawsuit-alleged-inside...
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by alttab 8y ago
The Java serialization downtime was sad, but I died when you said clear case. When they rolled out clear case in my team at IBM, I quit a few weeks later.
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by alttab 8y ago
I've seen far too much of it
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by alttab 8y ago
Interesting to say the least!
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by alttab 8y ago
The weakness with this article is that it compares passion programming with running a profitable software business. You run sprints because the output has to be planned and tracked as there are people dependent on knowing the schedule (mark
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by alttab 8y ago
So it's ok if your currency becomes unreliable for many hours? It would immediately negate the trust of what happened during that period of time, affecting the trust of any balance in participating addresses.
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by alttab 9y ago
I don't see where the article states that Musk took out a loan against his existing shares to literally buy more at a higher valuation. I'm not even certain that would make it past underwriting, much less be legal. Otherwise you c
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by alttab 9y ago
Almost like Trump was playing 4D chess and exposes fake news by using fake news to spread fake news.
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by alttab 9y ago
And then we find out how a lack of power steering makes autopilot a death mode.
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by alttab 9y ago
Bless you
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by alttab 9y ago
The one thing they need to fix is to make the privacy the standard function - like Monero. There is a delineation between PIV and Z-PIV which shouldn't really be a "mode" of holding or transferring.
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by alttab 9y ago
This is great - but I imagine they are trying to get this to work in Realtime.
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by alttab 9y ago
On top of that, all of his technical issues with IOTA turned out, by his own admission, to be using the network wrong. Not understanding that buying 1,000s worth of an obscure cryptocurrency is going to come with a heafty dose of RTFM is a
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by alttab 9y ago
So more expensive than Homepod and Sonos speaker, similar if not identical features, from the one company that has shitty customer service? No thanks.

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