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781.
by fleitz 12y ago
Left me with a far better understanding of business, a lifetime of stories, some great friends, and a better engineering job. Finishing a prototype this month and going to try it again, this time with a long time friend on the business side
782.
by fleitz 12y ago
In this case it appears that they have an insider, however, given the ability to analyze internet traffic, and given the ability to DDOS a hidden service which apparently happens quite frequently when new sites appear, with sufficient netwo
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by fleitz 12y ago
Looking pretty close to the real random and being actually random are two different things, which is why RNG analysis is so difficult.
784.
by fleitz 12y ago
Is this basically memristors coming to market or are memristors still a few years off?
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by fleitz 12y ago
It's super high risk, super high reward, super high pressure, basically the tech industry except the people don't pretend not to be douches. Hedge funds are the same as startups, 5 guys with 5 billion dollars who opened business t
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by fleitz 12y ago
You can buy servers or you can buy software. Welcome to the real world. Another choice is to write your software without a VM, many languages support this.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Yeah, it's pretty scary to live in countries that have higher incarceration rates than China, Russia, or North Korea. They hand out 25 year sentences like candy.
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by fleitz 12y ago
To be fair as an iOS engineer, I'd appreciate it if more people read the HIG, and considered why things like UIAlertViews are discouraged. :)
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by fleitz 12y ago
It's funny that there's no moral imperative for christians to stone people who have touched women on their periods, yet there is some sort of moral imperative to let gay people know they are sinning. Also, how does Red Lobster do
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by fleitz 12y ago
No kidding, if not for Eich we might have a scripting language with integers.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Angry birds.
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by fleitz 12y ago
This is kind of a surprise but most of them aren't, and are spelled out in the Dev agreement. Usually when you talk to someone at apple it makes a lot more sense than what's in the email, and the issues are pretty easy to address.
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by fleitz 12y ago
For most devs especially early devs having apps on the store was key to getting gigs. It doesn't matter so much now but a few years ago it was the first question asked by clients.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Not necessarily, it may reduce cost, however value easily and usually exceeds cost, else a transaction won't occur. Which is why most desktop users don't run Linux despite it being free
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by fleitz 12y ago
Lock your doors, try to get into your house, fix the security issues, try to get in again. Buy a safe, try to unlock it without the key, buy a better safe, try to get in. If you're especially lazy, put an ad on craigslist looking to hi
796.
by fleitz 12y ago
There's nothing wrong with accepting packages not addressed to you, especially from FedEx, what you're thinking of is 'opening someone's USPS mail' which most definitely is illegal. If it was illegal to sign for a p
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by fleitz 12y ago
Ground up rewrite failed? So surprised.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Probably caused should be established, the police should not be establishing probable cause. eg. If you witness someone selling stolen goods, search them, don't sell them stolen goods and then search them.
799.
by fleitz 12y ago
Yes! I love this idea, can you make it go back further and have a leader board?
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by fleitz 12y ago
Same here I swear a fucking lot in my posts, hopefully the swear word detector ranks me high. I hope this site stays up, seems lot more fun to game than karma, or rather it would be more challenging to garner karma and HP (hate points).
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by fleitz 12y ago
> Alcohol and cigarettes belong in exactly the same category. I hear Iran and Saudi Arabia are lovely this time of year.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Yes, I've been wondering how to hedge against that for a while now... I was thinking more in home cat sharing. I can see the t-shirts now: Home cat sharing is killing the cat cafe industry.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Just wait til the millenials figure out that if they don't build the medical hardware they get to inherit the wealth to make more cat sharing apps. Actually, instead of cat picture sharing, imagine cat sharing, UberCats? CatBNB? ZipCat
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by fleitz 12y ago
The people want bread and circuses, if you want to make money you sell them bread and circuses. No one really gives a shit about important projects. Look at Musk almost go bankrupt twice between SpaceX and Tesla. Solving real problems requi
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by fleitz 12y ago
That's theft, not fraud. If someone pays with cash it's highly unlikely for the transaction to be reversed.
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by fleitz 12y ago
So we're shutting down Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Altria, and Anheuser Busch? It seems as a society we have other thoughts on what the sensible thing to do with drugs is, namely, let users of it use it as long as they don't harm others
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by fleitz 12y ago
Yes, 14 year old operating systems have limitations, have you tried installing Chrome on Redhat 7.2 recently? How about Chrome on Mac OS 9, or Mac OS X 10.1?
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by fleitz 12y ago
Voting is not generally regarded as direct action, it's representative action.
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by fleitz 12y ago
If you want to get into the heads of founders you should read further up where it says that the document delegates powers to the state, rather than granting rights to the citizens. So what you should be looking for is a delegation of the ri
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by fleitz 12y ago
You mean the in addition to the company the government approved of this too?

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