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ballenf
3y ago
It may not be there choice entirely with all the new FAA flight tracking regulations that recently came into force.
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ballenf
3y ago
Seems quite clear that H1B should be reformed to allow for easier moves to another employer. It should just be a work permit for any job for a period of time.
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ballenf
3y ago
Supporting one platform really, really well or two platforms decently well. Also you would always have divergence in capabilities, so you'd basically have two separate products and those predictable complaints: "but my tablet can
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3y ago
There are caveats, however. Making exceptions for employees can raise alarms in HR compliance. If an employee in a protected class has asked for the same, but perhaps cannot be granted the same terms, it could create liability. Larger compa
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3y ago
Each of those indicators can also be seen as signs of trouble. Stock buybacks -- indication that investing in business is seen as having lower, maybe even zero or negative, ROI Acquisitions -- again, natural growth of company less favorable
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3y ago
The "kidney slicing" or "waist slicing" (Ernie's transliteration) organ harvesting example could be intentional. Someone searching that topic is likely someone who really doesn't know what people are talking ab
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ballenf
3y ago
But can it be down with an extension to Chrome/Safari/"normal" Firefox?
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ballenf
3y ago
Thank you and all the very thoughtful and helpful replies! Definitely going to check out Construvism, which is a new term to me, and was mentioned by several replies.
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3y ago
Are there browser plugins that can "fake" your browser fingerprint somewhat? Like, e.g., only showing OS default fonts installed, or fixing screen dimension info, etc? Or would this require forking a browser's code? Maybe fut
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3y ago
I have a problem with the diagonalization, but I'm more of a math fan so please forgive my ignorance. The proof of uncountability of real numbers starts with a process of enumerating this infinite list of infinitely long binary numbers
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3y ago
Can someone explain this part of Turing's proof: > ... we can define an uncomputable problem like the one in Turing’s proof: “Given an input string representing the code of an algorithm, output 1 if that algorithm outputs 0 when its
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3y ago
Allocated storage should come directly from the consuming team's budget. Divvy up the total storage cost and allocate in proportion to requested limits.
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3y ago
The article explains that, at least in Brazil, customers are only paying for street-level entrance delivery as per the app terms of service.
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3y ago
The service that the customer paid for, according to the apps and detailed in the article, is street-level delivery only. So imagine paying for one thing and then extorting an additional service out of the driver because the service gives y
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3y ago
What's the alternative to "I built it, I own it"? Seems like forced open sourcing under threat of government force would be worse than what we have now. Also Meta these days is open sourcing more ML tools than any other corp,
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3y ago
> I’m not familiar with any ToS that permits a company to repossess your PC or parts of it. I would call iCloud locking an embodiment of this. It's probably an unpopular example because people seem to broadly like it, but it does de
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3y ago
Those are very cool, but I'm talking about years pre-dating smartphones. I guess Picasa wasn't a good time marker in my question since it really wasn't retired that long ago.
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3y ago
That interface is very similar. It's not the app I was thinking of, but same functionality.
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3y ago
Anyone remember the photo viewer from 10+ years ago that started with a tiled view of every photo and you zoomed in kind of organically to what you wanted? At the time it was revolutionary to me. Kind of in the Picasa era or earlier. I beli
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He included transfer time on/off the storage medium. So MicroSD would have been a net negative. A lot of the details are in the video.
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3y ago
But it seems to be in denial that markets evolve. Smartphones include features that have relegated to niche markets the consumer camera market, consumer dictation equipment, mp3 players, navigation devices, etc.
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3y ago
Teams chat has long had an obvious and fundamental feature -- ability to open a thread or conversation in a new window. And have as many of those open as you need. Slack, by design, makes it painful to engage in more than one conversation a
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That's where the used market comes in: if you really, really need 200 mile range, when it drops below that there will be a market of buyers who only need 150 miles. That has the added benefit of making EVs affordable for more people. I
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3y ago
What prevents a virus maker from using Realm Management against virus/security scans?
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That's so that when the plane crashes they don't look for an extra non-existent corpse.
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I don't think you showed any part of the statement being untrue. Kinda seems like you're just arguing that being very slow to hire has big advantages.
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Since the key traverses the shared bus, does that mean that every component in the system could intercept the key just as easily as this logic analyzer does? Sounds like a supply chain security nightmare.
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Every address you've lived at... frequently this plus a SSN is all you need to completely take over someone's identity.
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The hiring veto grants essentially the power to install a covert agent. "We veto all your choices. But what about this guy... Relocating from Langley, VA wouldn't be hard for him."
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3y ago
The technical faults with movies don't bother me anymore, because my expectations are basically zero. What bothers me immensely more is the same but with human choices, motivations and character. There's no reason to try to unders
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