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dfee
9y ago
I worked with a hepatologist once who donated his services to low-income patients with hep c. Encouraged by his selfless act, I called him to learn more about how our services could help him (he was asking for a discount). Well, it turns ou
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9y ago
Is it? I would guess that people already split their traffic between a home workstation connected through a local ISP, a mobile phone connected through a national carrier ISP, and a work computer that is connected with a (third) enterprise
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9y ago
I don’t understand what you mean by a “CF that creates exactly one conversion”. Anyways, your response isn’t relevant in that I’m not suggesting an email address should (not) be verified. Rather, we’re discussing whether verifying identity
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9y ago
I see a lot of claims that email addresses should be verified prior to a transactional email being delivered - that that’s the “norm” or stupidly obvious way. But when there is a real consequence on a conversion funnel for requiring email a
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9y ago
Enjoy: Your medical record is worth more to hackers than your credit card https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cybersecurity-hospitals/y...
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9y ago
Have you considered making your caps lock key an escape key? That’s been my game plan when I’m obligated to upgrade. Honestly, though I’ve held off for two years because I don’t know that I’ll be able to live with this.
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9y ago
Excellent. I never had a term for this. I used to just call it “riding the wave”. This gives the notion a bit more legitimacy, but also is a starting point to research more on the topic.
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9y ago
> Only in the USA is it normal to think that people should have the right to kill in self defense. Really? Your profile was created 15 minutes ago, and this seems like an absurd statement. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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9y ago
The labels have a large stake in Spotify. Your assessment misses this crucial fact. Getting into the production biz is still an open opportunity, though. > According to Spotify's F-1 filing, 85 per cent of their streamed music is ow
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9y ago
Polarization and margin of victory are orthogonal concepts, and certainly not linked by causation.
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9y ago
Maybe when Reid was talking we were on our way up the curve to the Peak of Inglated Expectations, and we’re now somewhere in or near the Trough of Disillusionment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle
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Why do Google searches return Python 2 docs instead of Python 3 docs?
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Why do you think the small guys comply? The calculation that I’ve heard made is that by being a tiny fish you won’t be pursued. Even better question, why do you think the big companies comply? I’ve seen some egregious compliance snafus at t
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9y ago
There is an interesting anthropological conversation in here: some segment of the population might be willing to pay for services that protect their privacy, but due to network effects, an integrated society will tend towards the lowest com
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9y ago
This is called regulatory capture if anyone wants to read up more on it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture
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9y ago
[0] add files to S3 [1] configure Route53 to show those files at a domain name with permissions [2] use Cloudfront as a CDN to that S3 data. [0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/user-guide/uploa...
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9y ago
> Patience is a quality people familiar with Sir James credit him with, exemplified by the five years and 5,127 prototypes it took to perfect his bagless vacuum cleaner. This is partly thanks to the nature of his company, family-owned wi
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Boldness in Business Person of the Year: Sir James Dyson
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I believe “one data point” referred to one winning, not three plays.
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What no one seems to be talking about is that a person was walking their bike across a divided 4 lane road that in many places would be called a highway. This is not a pedestrian friendly crosswalk, and it’s not high noon. You can tell by t
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9y ago
It’s been a while since I took a driving test, but I recall the test to be more than staying within the speed limit. There was also staying in between the lines, following road signs, and integrating with traffic. Do you think you might hav
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9y ago
Wait until I debut my password management service that converts a yoddle into an ascii string. That’ll certainly be more than 1000 chars. Our mutual customers will be disappointed when they can’t login to your sites.
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I couldn’t put my finger on it at first, but I then realized why your comment doesn’t make any sense - you’re effectively arguing “if I could master-plan society and the economy for a while, this is how I’d decree it to be.” Maybe some peop
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Why are you sending us to a “Dub Step” audio track titled “An ten nae ft Buccaneer Warning”?
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There is a lot of good content I come across on FT. I never post it because I figure it won’t be able to amass enough traction as there’s a paywall. I’ve been happy paying for FT (it’s not cheap!) but I like the idea that more than half of
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9y ago
Practically speaking, flask + jinja2 + wget [0] seems like a much more robust and approachable solution. [0] http://www.dheinemann.com/2011/archiving-with-wget/
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Fucking horrific. What war does to men, and what men do in war. This can hardly be confined to Americans in Vietnam, and that doesn’t justify it, but rather provides an opportunity for pause and reflection. I’m left wondering if we’re just
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9y ago
This is a tactic used to maintain power - delay elections indefinitely. Currently it’s happening in a number of African countries. Undermining the credibility could therefore accomplish “everything” (the intended purpose).
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9y ago
Sure, but integration of technologies is a technology itself. And, that too must then be 20 years old.
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9y ago
It was sarcasm!
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