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   by brisance 8y ago

   What’s even more amazing is that these so-called journalists like Mark Gurman still have a job at Bloomberg. His piece yesterday was a hatchet job, with no numbers or even anything resembling expected sales figures. [1] [1] https:/&#x
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   by brisance 8y ago

   But surely as an American citizen on US soil his Sixth Amendment rights should apply?
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   The Wisdom And/or Madness of Crowds(ncase.me)

   4 points by brisance 8y ago|0 comments
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   by brisance 8y ago

   As ridiculous as that sounds, does it really cost $100 per user per year to build a Facebook clone?
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   by brisance 8y ago

   The macOS compilation instructions are interesting; it needs Boost, Mono and a JDK.
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   by brisance 9y ago

   Ludicrous. That would leave 1% of the population unimprisoned… who are atheists.
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   by brisance 9y ago

   Nobody should pay any attention to the metric because it's a silly way to value a company. Think about it: there are about 7 billion pairs of eyeballs, ignoring maybe 1% who are legally blind and/or Braille ads do not exist. 110&#
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   by brisance 9y ago

   Have you seen AMZN's valuation lately? ^_^
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   Syrian stranded in Malaysian airport for weeks(channelnewsasia.com)

   3 points by brisance 9y ago|0 comments
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Tesla is using the orange dotard defense: "no collusion!" NTSB did right by me.
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    Good news for Equal Pay Day: There is no gender pay gap(washingtonexaminer.com)

    30 points by brisance 9y ago|17 comments
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    by brisance 9y ago

    The perp can regain access to the account by using alternative forms of account recovery in the account management settings, which the user would unlikely notice if he doesn't suspect anything amiss. e.g. an SMS password reset link sen
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Not really. There are two Netflix accounts, and both recovery emails are directed to James’s Gmail account. The scam is operating on the chance that James does not realize that it is someone else's Netflix account and goes ahead to add
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Are we reading the same article? The author is writing about getting a Netflix account funded by causing Netflix to send an email to a Gmail account holder. For all intents and purposes this is a legitimate email originating from Netflix. I
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    by brisance 9y ago

    >It is, based on all conventional historical sources, originating around the 15th century or so with the city states of Italy.< The parent comment was speaking of “capitalism” as an euphemism for “wage slavery”, not in the classical s
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Capitalism is hardly a “Western” concept. Japan, like many Asian countries, were within China’s sphere of influence long before there was any contact with Westerners.
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Jeff Minter posts regularly on Taitter.
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    by brisance 9y ago

    It’s not that simple. There are quite a few definitions of an epithet. ;) https://youtu.be/RAGcDi0DRtU
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    by brisance 9y ago

    And I don’t think Cook has shirked his responsibility and has come out repeatedly to state that they think it is a problem and they’re always working to improve it. That is why amongst the major tech companies they have published supplier r
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Don't think it's a vendetta. More of him playing to his voter base. The man has no scruples and would sell his mother twice if he could.
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Is your background in AI/machine learning? Because it is a very common trope that is rolled out and I strongly disagree with it. There isn’t such a thing as an insurmountable lead.
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    by brisance 9y ago

    That is a pretty naïve view of affairs. Practically all the banks even the European ones like HSBC, RBS etc have been complicit in committing all sorts of crime and continue to do so with impunity.
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    by brisance 9y ago

    This is an insightful comment. It costs a lot of money to stay in compliance. One of the charges leveled against the ISO was that it was designed to be hindrance for Japanese companies to compete, because the organization ha(s|d) a lot of i
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Command line tool here. https://www.ibm.com/cloud/cli
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    by brisance 9y ago

    This FAQ list is actually more informative than the press release which is targeted towards marketing/media. https://www.ibm.com/cloud/apple-developer/faq Resources here. https://www.ibm.com/c
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Here's another scenario: Jeff Bezos goes on sick leave or sabbatical. I'm not sure anyone knows who is going to take over Bezos. For all the talk about Steve Jobs's health when he was at Apple, at least he left a lasting leg
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    by brisance 9y ago

    I didn't realize there were Amish on the internet with a HN account but here we are. How's the horse and buggy doing? If we held true to your beliefs, we would still be running around with fig leaves or loin cloths. The market is
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    by brisance 9y ago

    Are you being serious? Can your flip phone from 20 years ago fit on your wrist? Can it track your heart rate?
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    by brisance 9y ago

    First, fix your attitude. You don't use it and you think it's the "most useless piece of electronics you've ever seen." So you've committed to your position before even giving the product a chance. I'm sti
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    by brisance 9y ago

    http://racket-lang.org