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From the article. > How can I avoid burning my team out? If a team can't meet a deadline, it's a management problem, and not the team's problem. This means that, somewhere along the way, the project didn't go as plann
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I had the same thing. You can turn autoplay off in chrome. http://osxdaily.com/2017/11/20/stop-autoplay-video-audio-chr...
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Your comment helped me find the part in question thank you very much.
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The hope is that AV can see 360 and observe things outside of blind spots further away. So the kid running from a yard into the road after a ball should be safer, but a person walking out from behind a parked truck wouldn't.
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I think the argument needs to be made for ETHICAL development of mission critical software. The Aerospace industry has been writing software that has peoples lives in their hands for years. NASA has been doing the same. We need to see acc
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I was more thinking that the stock market is being gamed by a massive amount of computers where as I don't see that happening in VC yet.
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VC has access to these stocks before they are available on the stock market. These are also stocks that aren't traded in micro transactions so they can't be gamed by Machine Learning.
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It would be nice if there was a VC that could operate like the stock market was supposed to. You invest in the VC and you get a share out. But that share can be really really small. 100$ or less. And you get an ROI. I've thought a
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It may be better as ShowHN rather than a single article. But it was a great read.
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I don't think an up-vote is enough. Thanks for this. I love his explanation of Liskov substitution principle. Eric Lippert is smart, I love his Stack Overflow answers.
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I found this article which talks about a few incidents of civilians stopping other shooters. It isn't often but it does happen. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...
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This could refer to the signal, not the actual rocket. They might have lost it, but it isn't certain yet.
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View the Telemetry Data That Microsoft Collects on Windows 10
(ghacks.net)
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What about the swipe to instant purchase?
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I just re-evaluated some of the times I've read a book and thought "No way would there be a _________ lying around and abandoned by the government. I bet they're too cheap to do that."
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9y ago
Buy $200 again and you haven't lost anything :-)
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In 90 days it'll be Warningpoint4.
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To kill crab my dad uses something like this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Dewit-Junior-Spade-T-Handle-31-3... He flips them over and cuts them right down the middle hitting both nerve receptors almost immediately. I f
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This would have to fall into the ultralight classification for someone to fly this without training. The FAA could easily classify this otherwise if they perceived any problem. Also, getting your pilots license is nothing like getting a ca
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It's interesting seeing the affect that feeding my kids had on my wife and their relationship. I was kind of jealous for a while. I didn't get to have that. Don't get me wrong I still remember the first time I held them bot
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That's an awesome attitude for someone who had the driver flee the scene.
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I respectfully disagree. There is a reasonable requirement that as you're passing someone on the street if they aren't in front of you it's not your fault. You as a human have a blind spot at which point you can't be r
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As a gamer who became a father. I played this game and felt pain, but on the flip side I couldn't even play this game now. All I'd do is picture loosing my son. I could see a lot of the repercussions playing out in my house tho
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I don't think the childless females can ever really understand the process either... I am a dad, and I saw a change in my wife the DAY my first son was born. It's easy to forget but we were all on the other side of having childre
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What's happening is that the news outlet here is keying in on the word abilities and not the word preferences. I think many women have preferences that steer them away from engineering, this may be societal or genetic in nature but tha
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This is interesting. Did you pay for your conversations? I mean yeah you generated them but I don't expect to get conversations I've had via phone back and I'm paying for that service. I think the idea of ownership is inter
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Argh... there are 998 stars right now and if I keep refreshing the page I can be the 1000th person. And I missed the opportunity while typing this comment ok 1002 isn't so bad.
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Any idea how this compares to the Seattle area?
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I think I need to give this a try. I may have to put my phone in a "dead zone" box or something when I get home so that I can be off and present with them. I like the idea of turning on a ringtone so I can be reached but also not
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I think my preference is a table with a stylus followed by pencil and paper over a computer. I never found computers to be useful in meetings but something I can write on and get handwriting recognition has been useful for me.
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