arcbyte

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by arcbyte 8y ago
Not sure exactly all the requirements, but it sounds fairly simple. Use AWS S3 or Azure Blob to store and retrieve a static webpage and json "database" and wrote the whole thing in JavaScript and html
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by arcbyte 8y ago
GDPR as a positive example? Huh?
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by arcbyte 8y ago
The doctors in my family all graduated from med school with less than 20k total student loan debt. School was much cheaper 30 years ago
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I've always felt a little apprehensive about things Krugman has said, but I'm not an economist and he seems to be held in pretty high regard generally so I've tried to struggle to listen to his viewpoint. This quote pretty mu
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by arcbyte 8y ago
US GDP is 18T, which means we only need 5 years worth of GDP. If we saved/invested a surplus each year equal to the amount we reduced the public debt under Clinton in the year 2000 - $230 billion and assumed the 4% annualized returns -
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by arcbyte 8y ago
You chose to be friends with someone on Facebook which means you very explicitly chose to share your personal details with that person for them to consume or view it in whatever way they saw fit. It was very much clear from context at the t
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by arcbyte 8y ago
APIs used by apps that required explicit opt in and permission granting by the end user. Calling them “overly generous” is such a disingenuous statement because it connotes such a clearly wrong historical perspective that the whole statemen
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I'm sending this comment to my historian friend
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by arcbyte 8y ago
If saying things is your business and people don't like what youre saying, youre bad at business and dont belong in business.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
My company hands us out shit laptops running 10 different layers of security devices. Fuck that. I bring my Surface Pro in and actually enjoy my life.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
There's a lot of talk about how the Federal Gov't isn't like a household or business. It is different, but not to extent that people who preach that like to pretend. That aside, I wonder what opportunities and paradigm shifts
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Should be possible with the Connect app thats been out since the Anniversary update
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I ready a very interesting book about Alexander's logistics during his campaigns that calculated he could never have had more than 4 days supplies. Imagine spending years pressing further and further into dessert and jungle not knowing
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Heh, that's almost exactly the privacy policy for my hobby website.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Sometimes HTTPS makes sense and sometimes HTTP makes sense. HTTPS everywhere NEVER makes sense.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Good for her writing openly about her struggles! Sharing is often hard, but can have an immensely positive effect on others who may be stumbling on the same path.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
"The CIA" - is made up of people. Who are the specific people that came up with this idea, pitched it, agreed to it, and executed it? Names are needed.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I'm not following your analogy about "the gun". Can you rephrase?
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Facebook never mislead anybody about how their data was being used. That's a lie the media is feeding everyone for some reason.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
> That depends, will surgery for a broken leg cost 20 million dollars in 100 years? It will if we don't get government out of healthcare!
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by arcbyte 8y ago
The internet is definitely not public. Its a mass cooperation of private organizations. The airwaves are actually viewed as a collectively owned resource that is managed by the government. You own a slice of spectrum in a somewhat real way.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Nobody was doing either of those things. Theres a whole plethora of innovation and social network competition and integration that happened in the 2000s. Google Friendfeed.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
How do you think Motoblur worked?
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by arcbyte 8y ago
The fact that "data made it to device maker servers" is a stupid, meaningless point. Of course it hit their servers. And it should hit their servers. It's idiots who don't know what they're writing about causing hys
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Where do I send GDPR letter of death?
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Part of that is because consent is only one of the 6 ways to claim compliance for data processing, and is not always the appropriate way to be compliant. In fact, most people who are using the word "consent" are wildly misinterpre
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Seconded.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Isolationism != Staying home
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Yes easing has been tapering off, but the balance sheet reductions are a whole other beast that only started in ~November and only from the Fed. Once the ECB starts, and potentially the JCB (although I think they've changed direction n
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by arcbyte 8y ago
> Surely the money has to dry up sometime? Yup, this fall. By the close of 2018 all the world's central banks will be in quantitative tightening after having spent the past 10 years perpetuating an unprecedented level of quantitativ

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