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by amenod 9y ago
Being bootstrapped doesn't mean you can fall asleep. You still have to fight for your customers, however VC investment is usually not what will help you in the fight. It is even common for startups to fail because of the funding, whe
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by amenod 9y ago
As GP stated, this is not about (not) believing your employees, this is about risk management. In many cases it is justified - do you really want to run your company based on everything your employees come up with? Sometimes you need to che
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by amenod 9y ago
You are comparing apples to... potatoes? The whole point of blockchain is that it is immutable and intractable. It doesn't try to be a DB, except maybe in some abstract sense. Whether it will revolutionaze industries or not remains t
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by amenod 9y ago
This. Who cares if it's $100, $10000 or $0.10? What matters is the price it will have, and yes, that is all just speculation, unless you have a crystal ball that actually works. What is great/weird/... (select according to
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by amenod 9y ago
Interesting... My first reaction to your post was "meh - surely he's exagerrating". But reading other replies to GP that were posted later made me reconsider. Very unconstructive replies, trying to bully the well articulated
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by amenod 9y ago
Different tools have different advantages and Java is as suitable as many others. IOTA needs to prove that protocol is sound, so it doesn't matter if it's in Java, Rust, Go, Python... This point makes the author much less credible
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by amenod 9y ago
I am anxiously waiting for the postmortem. As others have written, this is not a first such incident that goes against (perceived) core values of Mozilla. Either you need to pull your act together and change the process that leads to such d
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by amenod 9y ago
Paywalled, can someone share another link? EDIT: searched for title and another link worked for me: http://www.cetusnews.com/tech/Apple-Agrees-Deal-With-Ireland...
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by amenod 9y ago
I upgraded to Firefox 57 only to find all 4 of my extensions missing... I can live without others, but being without NoScript felt like walking on streets naked. So the first thing I did was downgrade to Firefox ESR, then I started looking
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by amenod 9y ago
What are the better alternatives for handling log analysis? (I didn't downvote you btw)
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> The weak part of all these systems is the constant GSM heartbeat, but even that is beatable. Curious: how do you beat that? Do you listen to other signals and try to transmit at the same time (if you must)?
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by amenod 9y ago
Off topic, but still: is that a price of almost 2 EUR per minute of call? (to that stranger's phone - 3333333) I thought calls inside EU are price-limited? Or is this some really old post?
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by amenod 9y ago
I don't think being locked down to a service is that important in this case. I see Anvil as a potentially valuable tool to create prototypes, to quickly iterate on an idea... then when it is validated, you can build it with more conven
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by amenod 9y ago
I would bet that you would need about the same amount of time nomatter what technology you used. The catch is this sentence: > I literally just spent about a month hacking on flask-security to get the login/email-confirmations&#x2F
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by amenod 9y ago
Is that really news? Obligatory joke: Taxi driver to passenger: "Well, someone looks happy today!" Passenger: "I just got my PhD! :)" Taxi driver wistfully: "Yeah, I remember the day when I got mine..."
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Why employees leave and how to predict it(kaggle.com)
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by amenod 9y ago
> Unsurprisingly this was invented in Cleveland. For us uninitiated - why? Quality if the roads there?
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by amenod 9y ago
> Kafka messages are immutable. Each of those green boxes on the right hand side of the first diagram will need to have special-case logic to unpack the kafka stream, with knowledge of its changes (up until 17 May 2017, treat the data li
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by amenod 9y ago
Also, starting with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_Internationaux_de_Strasbo... (random page) you get into loop around "Languages". But if the algorithm should ignore the already visited links then it wou
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by amenod 9y ago
I believe it is Gmail specific. Cursory search reveals that sendmail does that too, but I don't think it is specified in RFC. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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by amenod 9y ago
Or you can use hackernews.really@marak.com and reddit.really@marak.com and only forward *.really@marak.com. I have learned to keep a personal e-mail address for friends & somewhat trusted people, but never businesses. Businesses (and al
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by amenod 9y ago
If you do that, you might want to add a message saying that you disabled all JS functionality on the site because of DNT, because it is not something users would expect to happen. If I set DNT and go to youtube.com, I would expect to see vi
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by amenod 9y ago
Also, if you are allowing / disallowing 3rd party scripts (and removing state in between) you do not have a permanent fingerprint anyway. But my assumption, even though I take every reasonable countermeasure I can think of, is that G &
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by amenod 9y ago
That still only applies to the second option. The first one (false story) is very much possible and it seems very plausible to me. It could be a bet, a sociological research or one of those "why not" ideas... we'll probably n
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by amenod 9y ago
Would it be possible to feed CAN IDs to Tech Scan tool sequentially and thus decode their meaning? Would it be legal?
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by amenod 9y ago
I think this is not what WSJ is after. I think they are trying to pressure Google to find a more suitable policy (suitable to WSJ) by putting Google users behind paywall while allowing free visits from social media. They are probably laying
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by amenod 9y ago
... which must hurt Google. Well played, WSJ, well played. :)
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by amenod 9y ago
This. I don't care if I'm using Python 2 or 3, but I really hate switching between two similar, but not completely equal, languages. The rift made Python more damage than a forceful switch would, IMHO of course.
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by amenod 9y ago
> Genetic algorithm running on 56-core machine Wow, just... wow. I wonder why they didn't utilize (multiple) GPUs instead? I would guess it would be far more efficient in all aspects. Especially now that there is TensorFlow & co
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by amenod 9y ago
Do you have a demo / image somewhere? Sounds interesting...

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