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by bg24 6y ago
> Is YouTube as we know it actually feasible without AI-based moderation? Can it be a sustainable business with an army of human moderators and/or a drastically reduced scale as a result? I am curious about the cost of a process tha
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by bg24 6y ago
> I have a hard time wrapping my head around why companies are mandating 100% return to office. Only reasons I can think of is as follows. - Someone in the CEO's direct reports is tasked with making a decision. - They start a survey
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by bg24 6y ago
Thank you for sharing. Just because the authorization was not taken, insurance denies the claim for all 147 days!! Just too painful to navigate these processes.
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by bg24 6y ago
Works well as long as you justify the cost of the control plane.
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by bg24 6y ago
Domestically building something like this and maintaining it is almost impossible. People have freedom and they will switch to Google (or a better site when it happens) irrespective of what Govt desires.
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by bg24 6y ago
Agree. And as much as policies are in place, it is not unusual to see csv exports downloaded to local laptops for analysis as part of work.
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by bg24 6y ago
An email activity anomaly detection will flag it immediately. That might have triggered the investigation.
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by bg24 6y ago
What is a business-sensitive data? If I am working on my laptop and download a 1GB customer orders CSV to my laptop for analysis, is that sensitive data? Who does not do it? Private data for other employees - is that like downloading the ac
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by bg24 6y ago
I find it hard to believe how leaders still opt for #2. Their rationale is time-to-market. #2 is still fine if you "eat your own dog food". Doing it teaches a lot about how users would use the product.
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by bg24 6y ago
>> Where if you wanted information you had to work for it, and if you wanted a good discussion you had to find it. This is an important statement. One argument can be that most of the population do not have any interest in finding the
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by bg24 6y ago
How about using Kubeflow? I am not a user of Kubeflow, so might be misinterpreting it. But here is my understanding. Requirement: Use the notebooks used on laptops in production. Be able to scale as needed. Multi-cloud. Kubeflow: Kubeflow b
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by bg24 6y ago
Yes. Still better than not disappearing completely. You can only do so much when you're on control of a uber God.
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by bg24 6y ago
In all honesty, happy that he is around and able to run his business somewhat freely. It is still pretty good. There were rumors of his well-being a few months back. One may argue that he decided to stand down and bow to all demands, no arg
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by bg24 6y ago
Yes. And a large chunk of population simply aligns based on emotion and do not have the desire to learn. This applies to all categories of people, including myself.
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by bg24 6y ago
Ouch! Doing business is tough. Thanks for sharing.
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by bg24 6y ago
Yes. Also being kind to yourself goes a long way. Once we are above the self-credit, self-blame, etc., the brain creates a positive impact to our health. Accepting the reality gracefully also helps our health, though it is not same as being
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by bg24 6y ago
Sophistication is how the hackers hide their tracks and exfiltrate the stuff after they have come in. Coming in can be a simple stuff, or can be a zero day vulnerability.
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by bg24 6y ago
America’s free speech is taken to the extreme. It cannot be possible in another country. - Fix the law. Punish the lawyers, officials who violate the law.There should be some fucking fear for misusing the common people. - Regulate social me
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by bg24 6y ago
“There are ways to educate people to develop critical reading and identify when they are being lied to on the internet.” Are there simple ways to learn the above?
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by bg24 6y ago
I was addicted to Google News. Until I realized that the news only shows to me what it wants to show. I do not see apnews, Reuters, and lots and lots of sites that I want to. I can customize google news, then it becomes a curator. So I have
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by bg24 6y ago
Is there any tutorial type doc on how businesses use the years old data? I understand the use or hot data, need for reports, queries, etc. Looking to beef up my knowledge.
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by bg24 6y ago
Who does not do that :-)
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by bg24 6y ago
Agree. Cloud, health, self-driving cars, devices.. all these have the potentials to become the next big thing. Growing from $1B to $10B is really difficult, unless you have virtually no competition.
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by bg24 6y ago
Curious what comes first: actual spying to find out whom to fire vs. finding all information on an employee who is on the firing list? I think it is the later. And collecting information (through IT) gets them to all the browsing informatio
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by bg24 6y ago
You may have captured these as part of some bullet points already - 16/ Network connectivity. Make sure that the resource is accessible. It could be api server, a controller, or an application pod. 18/ What changed in the sw vers
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by bg24 6y ago
Amazingly simple and clear. Thank you.
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by bg24 6y ago
Who gets hurt? Docker Hub?
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by bg24 6y ago
That is how innovation progresses. These folks who burn weekends and evenings, often they fail. Many of them get up and go on to build something bigger for the society.
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by bg24 6y ago
Agree. Keeping a work desktop is better option, combined with a low-end MacBook Air, or anything you prefer. There are times when you still have to head to meeting rooms, work outdoors, or in front of TV. Laptop is handy at that time.
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by bg24 6y ago
A gem of a writeup by Ryan. I read through the whole thing, including the emails he shared. Some snippets below for folks who may not read the whole thing. The people we let go had joined because they believed in our product and mission. Th

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