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811.
by erikb 9y ago
autoblocked by corp firewall. And to some degree it seems correct. Is this a hacking attempt?
812.
by erikb 9y ago
You talk about correlation, statistics. I talk about logical conclusion.
813.
by erikb 9y ago
"No." means: I don't care if you identify as Apache Helicopter and feel disrespected for being called "guy". This planet has some real issues we need to solve. But that is not one of them. You can be called "gu
814.
by erikb 9y ago
No.
815.
by erikb 9y ago
The downvotes let me assume that people understood this question as a suggestion. But it was really just a question from someone who hasn't looked into that space for 10 years and is curious how it looks like from an expert perspective
816.
by erikb 9y ago
Yes, that's why I put these as two separate points.
817.
by erikb 9y ago
It's also hard for me to see where our experiences diverge so much that we can't understand each other. Maybe you don't know that billionaires are not having this billion dollars on their bank account, but instead it's a
818.
by erikb 9y ago
And why didn't you do it in an open standard data format and just present it on Google Maps?
819.
by erikb 9y ago
Can you name a few usecases where you would pay them? Doesn#t have to include your own.
820.
by erikb 9y ago
Congrats to the Mapbox guys. Always looked like a cool team. However personally I'm not sure it's a business case that will survive the time. But doesn't matter, with that kind of investment and their current track record the
821.
by erikb 9y ago
I totally agree. But the set of rich people and the set of billionaires are only overlapping. They are not the same. And funnily it's not even true that one would be a subset of the other. It's possible to be a billionaire on pape
822.
by erikb 9y ago
I think the idea to evaluate yourself or other people as Millionaire or Billionaire is crap. Being middle class has value, being upper class has value, being rich has value, having a degree has value, having provided a meaningful recognisab
823.
by erikb 9y ago
This sounds a lot like Pirates or similar. I bet if you join the conservative party of your country you won't hear things like that.
824.
by erikb 9y ago
You need to interact with the question, why a painter won't use puzzle pieces and instead draws fresh strokes each time he draws a picture. That's the core point of the idea and I think with the example painter it's much easi
825.
by erikb 9y ago
Simply put, because it's much quicker to write it from scratch each time. A good developer will spend time to learn all the little things like how to make a table, how to store data savely, etc. And he will add these features as needed
826.
by erikb 9y ago
Is there a way to see how many cars per month Tesla is currenlty producing?
827.
by erikb 9y ago
Someone has to say it: So, there are really people reading the interviews!
828.
by erikb 9y ago
As long as the friend you suggest it to isn't actively discriminated in the content you suggest there shouldn't be problem big enough to bother. Are you this kind of person who likes to overthink things?
829.
by erikb 9y ago
There's a whole genre of "Interactive Novel" players and creators out there. In percent it's a small community, but I bet as with everything of old times, the sum of all people in there might be bigger than the whole amo
830.
by erikb 9y ago
Oh so true. However, working in software companies my whole life I also see that without being a team leader with a long list of successes you could never convince your colleagues to go a different route with such kind of remake. Easy UI, n
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by erikb 9y ago
1. is not money, but any money-like value, I believe. And if 4ths is big enough in your plan so you can't even argue it doesn't play a role, then you probably have a shitty business plan, I'd argue. The profit of course shoul
832.
by erikb 9y ago
Yes and no. You are right it limits positive mobility. But there are really two kinds of people here. One kind expects to be handed success to them without them doing any work. It is correct to protect these people as much as possible. They
833.
by erikb 9y ago
It means "it seems like most people don't know what facebook is, but you would expect that Zuckerberg knows. But we guess even he doesn't know it".
834.
by erikb 9y ago
In a high risk game like this, where the rules are actually not established yet, you always risk going to jail. No amount of lawyers can protect you. The only safety is marching forward quickly so you will be one of the top three players in
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by erikb 9y ago
Well, as the presentation shows he's also increasing the market, attacking traditional public air transportation, as well as increasing the amount of space missions by a margin. And in the end if the repeated flight is cheaper than a t
836.
by erikb 9y ago
watch or read The Expanse.
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by erikb 9y ago
okay, after 15 minutes of this. Previous view: Linux tracing is so complicated. Without a personally important usecase I probably won't invest the time to learn it. Current view: Linux tracing is so complicated. Without a personally im
838.
by erikb 9y ago
So, git is not good, but Dat isn't good either?
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by erikb 9y ago
naive me's first thought would be: Why not use git? Can someone with more experience in this area explain?
840.
by erikb 9y ago
It is PaaS, but with a little less actual getting-dirty-tooling and a little more life-can-be-so-simple marketing. Are you a manager or an engineer who tries to gain public attention? Then use Serverless. The marketing is so good, you'

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