chillydawg

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by chillydawg 6y ago
Heh. I used to work on those products, way back in 2008 or so. Let me save you some time: you won't get any action at good odds. Or, if you do, it'll be a tiny amount. Betfair run their own bots on those markets AND they get their
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by chillydawg 6y ago
Justice delayed is justice denied. I realise we have to go through a process, but there's a bus load of dead people and grieving families and friends waiting and waiting. This delay to justice is awful and I couldn't imagine being
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by chillydawg 6y ago
I would guess write times are slightly up to cover the cost of the new replication completion guarantees.
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by chillydawg 6y ago
hyperopic if you're lucky enough to have coverage. dirt cheap gig e.
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by chillydawg 6y ago
Genuinely, if they want to help fix the internet, they should sack everyone not doing core browser work and spend every penny they have spare on marketing to increase their market share. Busses, billboards, TV, radio, Google ads, whatever.
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by chillydawg 6y ago
Historically, you just buy land. As much as you can find, in as great a quantity as you can find.
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by chillydawg 6y ago
Does it ? I've looked and looked and looked for it. I'm not running Chrome/Windows though, so presumably I'm a second class citizen.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
You and your co founder(s) are good people. I'm glad you're in a position to do this. If this works, you'll save lives.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
And you can stack them.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Citadel are certainly not charlatans. Are you sure you're not just good at what you do but have crippling imposter syndrome?
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by chillydawg 7y ago
If it was a good hedge fund, they won't offer anyone they don't rate. If they offered you because they think you're mediocre and can get you cheap - do not work for them, they're charlatans.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Unless you need to do that, I wouldn't suggest trying. It's a nightmare with several sets of contradictory, overlapping out of date docs needed to do the whole thing properly. Then of course it breaks and you don't know why.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
So someone with control of a .google.com address can get a certificate for the equivalent .nsa.gov subdomain ?
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by chillydawg 7y ago
In an org of any non trivial size, no it won't work and it will increase management burden long term because it will damage things. As teams grow, supervision and communication get non linearly harder and less efficient. If you give so
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by chillydawg 7y ago
My pixel 3 (direct from google) has numerous uninstallable apps that I don't want.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
27 minutes isn't that fast for heathrow. I assume it wasn't T5? In there, even in non-business I've made it from the entrance to the gate in about 15. Entirely depends on the state of the queues, though. Being able to do it i
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Is using the word shibboleth a shibboleth? I never really understood it until now and have never and probably wouldn't use it.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
I think the driver ratings could be largely derived from app data. How close to pickup do they get on average? How close to drop off do they get on average? How erratic is their driving? Do they speed a lot? Other traffic violations? A lot
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Look up deepzen
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Life saving regulation. As a denizen of that zone - my office is on the Euston Road which is awful for pollution - I appreciate this a lot.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
It would be very simple to feed in some midi from real pieces of varying levels to replace the random generation.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Self selected for firms who have big enough teams to respond to the study. Bias.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
It is today, but it won't last. As automation tooling gets better the barriers to entry drop and competition kicks in and lowers prices. You can see it already: Aws are constantly lowering their prices. It's not just to be nice, t
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by chillydawg 7y ago
It's clearly 100%.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Streaming shows may be commercial free, but they're absolutely packed with product placement and other subtle shite that's akin to paid articles pretending to be content in newspapers. I actually prefer my ads nicely marked so I&#
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Nicely propped up by the government.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Those conditions would actually be illegally poor in the UK for a full time employee. Minimum paid holiday is 22 + 8 days (8 are the public holidays) and everyone must have an employer matched contribution pension of at least 2% of gross sa
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by chillydawg 7y ago
Gets boring real fast. Source: done it.
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by chillydawg 7y ago
(UK) my new Virgin media cable box came with a hdmi cable that said "hdmi with ethernet" on the side. It's plugged into my TV (which has WiFi disabled) and as far as I can tell it's not leaking a gateway or anything but
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by chillydawg 7y ago
I was watching a ripped Spiderman years ago on my PS3 and the PlayStation refused to play it after 10 mins with an antipiracy message. This was via a network video server. Don't see why Sony would have rolled back that feature since.

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