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by awinder 8y ago
Considering the nation state initiating this shit is barely being punished, it seems absolutely premature to even start down this avenue.
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by awinder 8y ago
Re—organizing the windows os under the cloud services division felt like it really spoke to the software with windows vision
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by awinder 8y ago
One of the better techniques I’ve picked up (pretty sure I got it from https://www.amazon.com/Flour-Water-Salt-Yeast-Fundamentals/d... ) replaces the kneeding steps with folds during the first 2-3 hours of bulk fermenta
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by awinder 8y ago
Depending on your priorities, midsize is usually a great place to get autonomy wins of small startups mixed with the scale to actually be solving real problems. I’d be curious if you don’t like aspects of your workspace or are otherwise con
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by awinder 9y ago
I really can not figure out why this comment was downvoted of all things. Downvote brigading is a problem on this site, this is one reason amongst others, how is this not a valid reply to parent.
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by awinder 9y ago
AIUI: the argument is that high density has less per capita costs. Tax rate should basically be a function of costs and citizen income. You can have lower per capita costs and need a higher tax rate if your revenue is not high enough relat
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by awinder 9y ago
Right, but you definitely remove that line from operation, which is exactly what they did. Go to an archive site or glean more details from the ombudsman post. NPR's website doesn't need to be a VCS of every change to history, m
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by awinder 9y ago
Freedom undoubtedly is a spectrum and something that is worked towards, not just attained with the flip of a light switch. It’s also forever a process, so let us wish for NKs people that this is one early step on the journey
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by awinder 9y ago
I'm all for this generation deciding, collectively, that the previous generation did not appropriately fund government and making a deal -- through estate transfer taxation -- to make government whole again. How that's structured
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by awinder 9y ago
I find this new wave of going after people’s pensions to be super unseemly. All of this information has been public for decades, if you view the voter as “the board”, there’s culpability in not managing politicians and allowing this situati
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by awinder 9y ago
T-mobile US came in later in the thread to clarify that they’re not storing passwords in plaintext. This is kinda fun, I guess, but arbitrating this with one arm of a multinational company over Twitter kinda yielded predictable results.
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by awinder 9y ago
Isn’t that fact quickly changing with laws like SESTA? I feel like tech companies have been at forever war against not being afforded common carrier protections in a way phone companies were not, and I wonder if that regulatory uncertainty
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by awinder 9y ago
TCL might be the best option since they’re running a Roku OS. I just picked up an LG B7A (great time of year to buy 2017 TVs on markdown) and it’s great but the advertising crap was a minefield.
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by awinder 9y ago
well the thought was that it would strictly be tied to actions dealing with the market. there’s a lot of other people’s money in the market, bad actors are capable of creating markedly more damage than personal benefit. this is more about m
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by awinder 9y ago
Specifically thought to be caused by the Maillard reaction, which includes grilled / seared foods
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by awinder 9y ago
Or better yet, treat trading & holding market assets as a privilege and not a right. Maybe it’s not worth pursuing criminal charges for any multitude of reasons, but having a quick release valve to make sure bad actors only get 1 shot.
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by awinder 9y ago
Obama for America was upfront about what they were doing, and the user initiated the action willingly. Cambridge Analytics was not, and people had no idea what their data was being used for. This is not some capricious delineation.
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by awinder 9y ago
Out of curiosity how much experience did you have before the sabbatical? If companies are actually filtering based on a year off (what recruiters say definitely deserves a filter), that seems like it could be super troublesome if not legall
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by awinder 9y ago
Most of the recent bad press about Facebook involves its light-touch handling over causes very near and dear to Murdoch's heart, so I don't know if I buy into Murdoch being the one to put the screws to FB. If so, wow, talk about
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by awinder 9y ago
Latency-sensitive / chatty microservices can benefit greatly. Some of this is by nature of http2 but it’s extended by protocol buffer packaging of messages and other client smarts. Inter-service comms is where this popped onto my radar
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by awinder 9y ago
Does this mean anything for http2, specifically anything for support for http2 upstreams? I would imagine that’s was a necessity to support for grpc so any way that will come to generic http2 as well?
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by awinder 9y ago
Wasn't there a huge leap in capabilities between series 0 and even series 1? Surely we can be reasonable about how timelines work with breakout technology. Getting 5-10 years out of a watch seems like an admirable goal, but expecting
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by awinder 9y ago
Strong password & rotate it. If you're worried about 1 of the 2 factors being less secure than the other, and you can only control 1/2 factors, focus on the 1 you can control ;-). The nice thing is that 2FA over SMS should, a
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by awinder 9y ago
I’m not sure about family friendliness but I’ve basically moved to letting 1password and the iOS password manager coexist. iOS manager is basically fulfilling the role of cache + autofill from keyboard.
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by awinder 9y ago
You’re not messing with bleach right...
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by awinder 9y ago
Yep, that’s right. The well informed lead society, not the idiots. If you wanna go back to the dark ages make your point, but mine is that a biology major working for a technology company making commentary on psychology is a slam dunk case
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by awinder 9y ago
If the alternative to credentialism is idiots like Damore rabble-rousing other total idiots, sign me up for credentialism.
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by awinder 9y ago
Yes, because he was wrong about something that he had no business or expertise or business position to even be discussing, and because he did it in a very loud way. Damore got what he wanted, he wanted to be a martyr, probably because that
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by awinder 9y ago
I missed the part of history where white people / middle America / anyone really rallied to treat the drug crises in inner cities. Other than to go as far as labeling African Americans as criminals in the best case, or as genetica
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by awinder 9y ago
To my eyes, dbvisualizer and databasespy are never going to have native look and feel on OSX and I’m going to feel like their UI is inferior because of it. Maybe they’re more powerful & established right now especially but I used Sequel

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