eyeinthepyramid

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by eyeinthepyramid 10y ago
You've clearly never worked with ad networks. Even Google serves up malicious ads every once in a while.
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
I personally wouldn't want to be in a car that didn't work if the lane lines were faded. Apparently all terrorists will need in the future to cause mass mayhem is a can of paint.
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
I love that people blame "entitlement" when the group of people getting the largest numbers of actual entitlements are the baby boomers. As the article says, retired people are actually seeing their income rise faster than young p
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
Why wouldn't psychological safety include feeling safe that the truth won't hurt someone's feelings? edit: or if it does hurt their feelings, that they'll be able to express that safely, and you'll all be able to re
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
The example that the author gave about "Vitamin C" is also ridiculous. Spotify says that song has about 2.5 million streams. Even if he literally did nothing else but listen to it for 3 days straight, including not sleeping, that&
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
And that's why we've seen so much outrage from the American people -- millions of demonstrators, all out on the street, clamoring for justice...
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
> This is like saying we'll give matches to children but build more fire stations. By that analogy, does that mean that you want to throw children in jail for using matches?
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
A big difference in China is that the writing system is the same regardless of spoken language, so that works pretty well for the Internet. I think you also overestimate how many and how well people speak Mandarin in China. According to the
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
I don't think that your interpretation is wrong, but I think you also have to acknowledge that poem is about how when we look back at these choices, we romanticize and assign meaning to these choices that were essentially random. The m
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
For me, a lot of this stuff only comes through trial and error. It's not ideal, but I think over time, both the trials and errors improve in quality. Basically as I work in the code, I see little things that could be easier or make the
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
Isn't that what QE is supposed to do? Expand the money supply in order to increase inflation?
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
The title of this article is a little misleading. In absolute terms, medallion cabs are still about 10x more active in outer boroughs than Uber. (~1M rides for Uber vs ~12M rides for green/yellow cabs). It seems like it would be more a
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by eyeinthepyramid 11y ago
Taxis in New York (including Ubers) are required to have a special license plate. Also taxis looking for passengers illegally will honk at people who look like they might need a ride.
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by eyeinthepyramid 12y ago
Exactly. Being on the bleeding edge doesn't mean that people aren't vulnerable, it just means that people don't know how vulnerable they are.
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by eyeinthepyramid 12y ago
I think it's safe to say that 100% of PHP installs have a security vulnerability of some kind, though that doesn't mean the vulnerabilities are known or exploitable.