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by cwilkes 10y ago
I recently had the same experience at a different float place in Seattle that I don't normally go to. I went as this place had huge tubs -- about 6 ft by 8 ft. Also the ceiling was at least 6 foot so people could stand in there. It fel
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I can't figure out the reasoning for this, does he think that the populace is supposed to feel better after handling larger denominations? It's not like they can't do math in their heads and figure out that they are in the s
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by cwilkes 10y ago
They have automated it then, just not in the way we like to think it should be done :)
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by cwilkes 10y ago
What really angered me about that article was Amazon trying to say that this was a "colleague" -- he was on a PIP. Which is pretty much Amazon speak for a dead man walking (no pun intended).
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I was just on Amazon and checked out the "fine art" section which had some interesting items. I selected "framed" and was surprised to see stuff in the $20 range. So I clicked on one and while it said "frame"
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by cwilkes 10y ago
In your example there could be deeper reasons for Armenians having higher crash rates. Let's say it is a combination of zip code, the food they are eating from a local Armenian Bell, and the phase of the moon. However with a lot of ML
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by cwilkes 10y ago
What I don't understand is why people think FB lying about metrics helps them. Aren't these people keeping track of sales? Those should show that if FB was getting all these views they aren't worth much as their sales didn&#
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Citation needed for the claim that mandated parking spaces are done to keep poor people away. Isn't the more likely reason that urban areas lack parking is that it is ... an urban area with less available land? Maybe this is true somew
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by cwilkes 10y ago
What if you wrote a spider that hit 4chan and then went off to one of those CP sites? Could the script be prosecuted? The writer or runner of the script didn't explicitly say to go there and the probably primitive script has no way o
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by cwilkes 10y ago
This. I don't understand the whole going to a location to vote on two dozen things that I probably don't know well enough versus reading a pamphlet and taking an hour or so to fill it out at my leisure. Seriously why do we have v
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Probably related to Coventry being "ignored" in WWII by British officials so that German wouldn't catch on that the enigma machine was broken. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-11486219
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by cwilkes 10y ago
If you are a True Emacs User your fingers are already a twisted mess so this shouldn't be that big of a stretch.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
> "Security issues are a problem facing all mankind," it said. "Since industry giants have experienced them, Xiongmai is not afraid to experience them once, too." The courage to try something new. Oh wait it isn'
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by cwilkes 10y ago
That would be true if there weren't organizations or people that could go through that trove of data and publish articles about it. What you seem to be advocating for is that in order to release factual informaton it has to have an app
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Rowed, in water? Luxury. West of the Mississippi we used to drag our boats through rock beds while the sun beat down on us for 29 hours a day.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I've heard this before about busy work (aka "bullshit jobs") but I'm not sure why we have them. Isn't it in the company's best interest to not have them?
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Those primary colors are real to me dammit! /colorblind
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Triplestores are defiantly cool; I used one once where I put in our user's birthdays and took a public ally available TS dump (I think it was from dbpedia) of celebrities and matched them up saying things like "hey you share a bir
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Not sure how that is a rebuttal unless you work for a lawn care company.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I'm not sure about the "this week" part
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "Disney as a brand is a small chunk". Name one person that doesn't know Disney or what they offer.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Or the passenger in the case of Uber Pool. I couldn't believe what Uber expected of a driver when a new Pool request came up. They had to hit a button, look at the screen, rethink how they were going to go somewhere. Oh and then worry
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by cwilkes 10y ago
I believe that's a tongue in cheek reference to the movie industry in Hollywood where this is (was?) a common phrase.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
And another to redirect the misspelled first attempt "left-padd-as-service" API calls to the new one
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by cwilkes 10y ago
In addition to the obvious have the person walk you through what they are going to do try rewording it slightly. In this case ask for the max value. Maybe they are nervous and focused too much on the minimum part of this that they lose sigh
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by cwilkes 10y ago
This is for internships ... does Palantir have interns working on highly sensitive data? I don't know but I doubt it. Then again they might as from what I've read about the company it is more like a glorified ETL shop. Granted up
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by cwilkes 10y ago
So it mostly services domain squatters.
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by cwilkes 10y ago
You are missing the point which is that Akamai can't handle this DDoS. Do potential customers care if Krebs is a paying customer or not? He went with them as they offer this service which apparently doesn't work as well as advert
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by cwilkes 10y ago
What's the clickthru rate on a movie trailer? What is that going to tell you? Do I click on ads on TV or in the newspaper? Most video ads I see are more informational than a call to action. Who really wants to click on an ad while in
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by cwilkes 10y ago
Maybe they want to make a laptop that opens like ^o^ and not like /o\

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