cellis

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   by cellis 10y ago

   It's more than just a school, it has an extensive hospital system involved. How do you know what they need or not?
2. 452.▲
   by cellis 10y ago

   Again, maybe he's not a 'median' CIO. UCSF is one of the top medical schools in the country. Just because they're not a tech company doesn't mean they don't know how to compensate someone to run a mission criti
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   by cellis 10y ago

   I'm sorry, but why is that salary out of the question? Assuming he's actually worth his salt, he could make that at Google, probably easily, as an executive. Do you propose replacing him with someone who's worse, simply becau
4. 454.▲
   by cellis 10y ago

   Im not a security guru, but I've thought of a couple solutions to the problem of botnets. 1) A consortium of manufacturers of IoT devices banding together and signing an "autopatch" or "autohack" agreement. This wou
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   Sextortion(bbc.com)

   1 points by cellis 10y ago|0 comments
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   How Bullets in Westworld Work(reddit.com)

   14 points by cellis 10y ago|2 comments
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   by cellis 10y ago

   Have a 2013 MBA with 4GB ram and 1.8ghz i5. Not upgrading until my startup is profitable ;)
8. 458.▲
   by cellis 10y ago

   React Isomorphic Starter Kit: https://github.com/RickWong/react-isomorphic-starterkit
9. 459.▲
   by cellis 10y ago

   And it's up to date , and is augmented by much, much more data.
10. 460.▲
    by cellis 10y ago

    Ok, when's the next 2GB Xbox One update and will this fix the problem of me saying "Xbox watch NBC", and it 'hearing' "Xbox watch TV"?
11. 461.▲
    by cellis 10y ago

    Please tell us where to find your blog!
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    The Man Stuffed and Displayed Like a Wild Animal(bbc.com)

    2 points by cellis 10y ago|0 comments
13. 463.▲
    by cellis 10y ago

    The excerpt in the article is more accurate; if you initiate a patent infringement claim against FB, you forfeit your rights to use react. Seems fair to me.
14. 464.▲
    by cellis 10y ago

    Misspelled "increase". Looks interesting though.
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    by cellis 10y ago

    Chess is more addictive than Clash of Clans. Download the chess.com app and I promise you will spend hours trying to get just a few more points. Ok, maybe it is, maybe it isn't, but if you're writing this piece in the age of conve
16. 466.▲
    by cellis 10y ago

    Taken to the extreme, what is going to move faster, a thin strip of steel on 6 logs, or 6 logs on a thin strip of steel with, say cartwheels wheels under that?
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    by cellis 10y ago

    Sublime Text 3 with a build system ( I simply press cmd+b to run a standalone javascript file there on the spot in ST3 ), and node-debug to debug standalone scripts (from the command line with iTerm). Works amazingly. Everything else, comma
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    by cellis 11y ago

    I am curious; why doesn't Dustin Moskovitz fund Asana entirely on his own? Genuine question. It's not like he couldn't afford it, he's worth around 10 billion. If he truly believes in the company why not put some of his
19. 469.▲
    by cellis 11y ago

    I'm sure he's made money as a partner/president of YC, too. Perhaps tens of millions?
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    by cellis 11y ago

    And as for the stomach cancer, there is some research about this; I read an article ( can't find the link now, sorry ), but lack of glucose means the stomach is starved for mucous and thus leads to higher incidences of stomach cancers.
21. 471.▲
    by cellis 11y ago

    In a month?
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    by cellis 11y ago

    Think of this as many hours spent NOT learning homework doing rote memorization (or literally anything else unproductive), and I think you'll find it more palatable. Game playing, especially of the Civ variety, builds problem solving
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    by cellis 11y ago

    I'm betting on the modern app developers system being much easier to maintain and understand ( and pass off to junior programmers), at the cost of speed.
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    by cellis 11y ago

    I often wonder whether this is, in fact, a 2nd amendment issue. Consider: until very recently encryption technologies were considered a banned export ( armaments ). Further reading: [1] http://www.independent.org/newsroom&
25. 475.▲
    by cellis 11y ago

    108 million in free meals probably buys 1.08 billion in free labor.
26. 476.▲
    by cellis 11y ago

    I'm self taught, and I did. For game dev. Nothing like trying to build an RTS or 3D engine to force you to learn as much math as you can handle.
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    by cellis 11y ago

    Perhaps they have an opportunity that they can't get financing for against the 180k cashflow? It could definitely make sense. A question I love to ask people is, "would you take 1m cash today (post-tax), or a 1mm salary at a job f
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    by cellis 11y ago

    It wouldn't ever come to this, but even theoretically, you haven't thought through what would really transpire. 1) The Feds do have guns, but Microsoft has an extraordinary amount of goodwill, and media connections, and politica
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    by cellis 11y ago

    Exactly. You want to know of a true shortage of workers? 7 ft centers who are aggressive, not injury prone, and can hit a free throw. They're so rare that 17% of all 7footers in the US play in the NBA. It's why Deandre Jordan is m
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    by cellis 11y ago

    And if that happens, point to this as prior art!