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by cabaalis 7y ago
IANAL, but you do have to protect your trademarks from being genericized, or they can be invalidated.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
If a local home security surveillance company rolling up in a van installed cameras that they then used to spy on their customers, it's very likely the owner would be prosecuted. What puts Ring/Google/Amazon/etc above th
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by cabaalis 7y ago
> It says three employees can currently access stored customer videos. I can't think of a legitimate reason for 1 employee at Ring to have the capability of viewing customer videos. 1. Law enforcement requests? Blind-forward what th
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by cabaalis 7y ago
> Intel focused on AI acceleration—but AMD went unapologetically hard on gaming. I don't think you can go wrong focusing on gaming. This is my opinion of how Microsoft succeeded so well. The network effects push all of computing for
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by cabaalis 7y ago
Networked spirograph simulator :)
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by cabaalis 7y ago
For me: Trello: boards get stale Txt file todos: more todos are added each day, none get removed because of new ones added! Basecamp: same issue as Trello. In this second half of my career I've dealt mostly in startup development. MVPs
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by cabaalis 7y ago
That Wikipedia article had a link to a case where a fully-formed eye had developed. Wow.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I think you should assume incompetence instead of malice. > Fathollahi, the Manhattan Specialty Care physician, didn't answer our questions about the bill. Neither did Dr. Shawn Khodadadian, listed in state records as the CEO of Man
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by cabaalis 7y ago
> it's that long-trusted political institutions are falling apart This isn't the first time that's happened, you know. And the institutions that replace them will also fall apart and be replaced. And those as well. You sho
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by cabaalis 7y ago
Aren't stocks worth more than their instantaneous value? I.E. I expect the value of stock A to grow at a better rate over time than stock B. If this type of thing ever comes about, I'd be very interested in how to control what is
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I complained about the style of the article elsewhere in the thread, but this doesn't exactly disprove the point that it's objectively worse now.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
What is this? Are these tweets? It's like reading a programming language where vast amounts of syntax is optional. This style of blogging is making the world worse.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
They have to, or will quickly find themselves racking up some PCI fines.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
This shows why fake information is so powerful. No wonder it's used in politics.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I've been thinking of writing a 6502 emulator. My plan was to start with cycle-stepping. I'm purposefully not looking at other emulators or code :) I do have something I've been wondering, especially since I haven't yet
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by cabaalis 7y ago
If I have friends or groups on facebook, I want to see what they put up. If I don't like what they put up to the point that it really bothers me, they won't remain my friends or groups. You're policing speech. It hasn't
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by cabaalis 7y ago
That's a heck of an interview question. I like what he was tempted to write better. I really don't want engineers toiling for hours over something a language or framework already provides. I get the purpose, of course, but geez.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
Everyone is attempting to rise to the level of their competence and ambition. I've had the opportunity of dealing with a few billionaires, and their teams. It showed me that we are all just trying to navigate a difficult world.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I'm in the healthcare analytics industry. I see the private payers optimizing for the things you say they don't. It's simply more profitable to have a healthier patient.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I think I'd prefer a tool that identifies points of interest for my team to investigate rather than one that actually tries to execute a hack against my servers, introducing possible instability.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
Banning them would just further extend the isolation/echo chambers created by social media. If you have a political message, it makes sense to force you to tailor that message on very broad terms. Hearing something you might disagree w
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by cabaalis 7y ago
Just a bad idea to let someone write an article about you. It could be possible for an Amazon employee to use clues from the photographs to identify this user.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
> and most of his actions involving China have been inconsistent and self-serving. I think what we're seeing is a president who is at odds with the intelligence and diplomatic communities. It's truly testing the ideas of who&#x
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by cabaalis 7y ago
(1) All of the notes written on the sheets will periodically be replaced with complicated names that mean the same thing but sound more modern. (2) The musicians will start to charge fractions of a cent per note, with some sections playing
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by cabaalis 7y ago
IANAL, why isn't a payment processor refusing to service a payment a form of tortious interference?
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by cabaalis 7y ago
It appears this can go a long way for building training to teach new employees/etc how to interact with internal tooling.
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I hold a belief in small government, but the spam mail I've been receiving since building a house cries loudly for regulation. They make this stuff look so official. They use IRS fonts. They print it on pink paper. They write "fin
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I think the main issue is that to replace SQL, you'll need to build a database which you then need some method of interfacing with. You could expose the underlying structures and operations with some API of course, but so much work has
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by cabaalis 7y ago
> You can, however, threaten executives with personally-served jail time How about the developers? The IT guys? Maybe not so enticing an idea now?
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by cabaalis 7y ago
I'm not sure why you're downvoted, this was a PHI breach.

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