dreamfactory2

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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Remember you are often storing data which concerns other people e.g. messages, address books and other PID
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
might as well learn to play the violin
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Totally agree, sticking with the 5s due to size in jeans and one-handed use despite the desire and budget to upgrade. Have been considering upgrading to an old 64gb one since they no longer offer that
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Not just healthcare, but pretty much any enterprise sector from travel to gov.
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Quite. There is that ghastly put-on cutesy/folksy over-friendly style that a lot of startups use - which is every bit as stilted and ill-fitting as over-formality.
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Does this only apply to philosophy or do x degrees of separation allow you to substitute any other topic?
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
does that apply to contractors?
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
did they exclude esp?
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
The microservices approach has 2 major benefits - 1. Those boundaries running over services allows you a lot of flexibility in read caching using commodity software like Varnish or Mongo (generally assuming REST here) 2. It allows for a pol
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
So you either use versioning or RESTy immutable endpoints. Anything else is going to be unmaintainable
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
That's a very Western centred view. We really seem to be losing sight of the internet as a global shared infrastructure, which was the point of the whole thing and where the benefits have come from. On the present course we might as we
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
The big difference they have is that they are playing a more strategic role than the tactical short term play in most market activities - in that their predictions will drive government action which will be a major factor in any outcomes. M
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
how could you not mention the pig?
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
> A backpack is so much less professional than a laptop bag I wouldn't worry too much about that, backpacks are standard issue for big 5 consultants
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
hmm running a drugs market is a criminal conspiracy so I'd imagine a high number for that alone, quite apart from the deaths of users. not sure if his defence team were more inept or desperate from the article
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
As I said, it was on grounds of general inaccessibility, not inauthenticity - the point was to make far more thrilling and relevant music by abandoning the overwraught playing, equipment, and production which had become the norm from the mi
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
apple notes works pretty well for me across devices
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Punks didn't exactly reject synths and certainly not on grounds of 'authenticity'. Suicide were a notable punk band who used them, while Magazine and Joy Division were big synth users and barely post punk. The reason they wer
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
What is with all the comments about 'potential for abuse'? Are so many people in so many offices really like little children trying to get paid for as little work as possible - or is this just some kind of twisted disciplinarianis
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Is it any more dangerous now? Crime rates are generally down per capita I believe, hopefully car accidents too. I'm not sure this story about Japan is particularly unusual or odd in much of the world. I ran around London on my own from
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Nobody in their right mind saves with current interest rates and cheap credit combined with consumerism keeps enough people in hock across the income spectrum
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
> For example, it's completely possible that salaries in London are higher than in New York or San Francisco I believe this is the case in tech
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Yes, I actually do expect them not to be the kind of morons who could decide it's smart to hoover, aggregate, and store a toxic mountain of data which massively undermines personal and state security. There's a reason for external
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Aren't they more like glorified filing clerks?
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
http://www.channel4.com/news/mi5-child-abuse-cover-up-allega...
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
It needs to be viewed as akin to nuclear waste
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
Yes it's something we think of as key. They also have very busy Uniqlos and Ikeas (if you wanted to get nitpicky those might be thought of as a bit upper middle class there, but then you could look to Taobao or all the local brands). A
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
It's happening all over Asia. First you have Japan, then South Korea, then China and Thailand (where Sony now make their top end cameras), next Vietnam, the Phillipines and Indonesia, with its huge boom in mobile commerce. Bali is no l
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
I've spoken with Chinese business people who have echoed exactly that concern
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by dreamfactory2 11y ago
I suspect very few commenters here have visited China lately. There is a ton of consumer spending in China. Apple stores everywhere in big cities, way more than London or New York for example. The biggest name luxury brands are all over the

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