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by dsnuh 9y ago
I dismiss all of these cases out of hand as fantasy, because the chances of this actually happening to me are as close to fantasy as being eaten by a shark while I am struck by lightning.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
> NEVER leave your children unattended even for a moment. Yeah, I have 4 kids, and this right here, in my opinion is the core of the current trend to overparent. Let your kids play where you played. Let them have their own life outside o
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by dsnuh 9y ago
>How about creating a new aphorism? "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by management."
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Great, thanks for the info. Admittedly, this was a while back and I know docs change quickly in this space. I agree that on-prem can be a challenge. You really have to know your stuff, and your environment. We run it in production and it ha
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Do you guys have any deployment docs or Kubernetes deployment for on-prem Pachyderm? I tried setting it up a while back on our cluster and it was pretty challenging.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Maybe GP is saying Tor could monetize to provide private access? Which, correct me if I am wrong, is a feature Tor doesn't even provide? I'm pretty lost too.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Oops! Sorry about the confusion.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I was thinking the same. Would Excel be able to embed it like so many other projects do?
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I apologise if I hurt you feelings in any way. I meant it only as constructive feedback to someone who might not be aware. Thanks again for your posts.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I mean, that's my guess. Just trying to interpret GP.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Please don't be offended, I am only pointing this out because you are obvious very intelligent and expert in the field. >If your somewhere *you're I only point it out because I know some people discount comments that have gramm
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Maybe GP was asking is using Tor would circumvent the issue?
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Can anyone think of another brand that has become generalized as an action, the same way as "Googling" other than Shazamed? To me "Shazam it" is shorthand for use whatever music ID service you have.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Lol I just recalled that I applied for a job there in 2014 when they had a position open in San Diego. Gmail turned the email I sent with my resume. It always bummed me out that they never contacted me back.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Pretty sure they had the algorithm first.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I remember the first time I Shazamed a song. It was during the flip phone era and it was honestly the most magical thing to me at time. I had always wanted something like this, and here it was at my fingertips.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I'm intrigued! Thanks for spreading the wealth!
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by dsnuh 9y ago
While I love sci-fi as much as the average HN user, this is not going to happen. At least unless you are fortunate enough to be part of the .01% that will be in control of the resources by that time. This is First World narcissism. We can&#
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I find it almost impossible to finish a book now. Of course, my life is much busier than when I was younger, but I think it is not just that. We are losing our ability to pay attention to anything longer than the news cycle. For example - W
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by dsnuh 9y ago
But that's not my argument at all. You can have acquaintances. What I am trying to convey is that social media is turning real relationships into something more like the relationship with an acquaintance. If you can be "friends&qu
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I find myself thinking about the effects of social media on humans. I feel we entered The Button Age. Want a pizza? Hit this button. Want to get groceries delivered? Want to watch a movie? Hit a button. Want to show you care about some caus
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I think people forget that it is natural and necessary to have friendships that end or change. You don't need to know everyone your entire life.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Apologies if I misunderstood the example. I will be reading some of his work. It sounds like I may be in agreement with his premise. Thanks for pointing him out to me.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Agreed. I wish my company used zoom.us. It is so painless.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Without trying to sound dismissive of someone I admittedly I haven't read - this just seems really obvious to me.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Okay, haven't read any Foucalt yet, but just thinking more through it myself, it seems self-evident to me that there is no separation of self from the society that self finds itself within. Much like mind/body dualism makes zero s
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Thank you for the analysis. I suppose I need to read some Foucalt to form an opinion. My only exposure to him is his tangential relationship to Foucalt's Pendulum by Umberto Eco, which I read years ago.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
It's gonna take me bit to parse this...
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I'm not a PhD, but I always like to think of this explanation when trying to understand how progress happens. In bumps. http://matt.might.net/articles/phd-school-in-pictures/
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I'm bipolar, on medication for it. During my manic periods I have unbridled creativity. During my lows I can't bring myself to do much of anything. It's a double edged sword, and one I would never want to willingly give up. T

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