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by gesman 7y ago
PG&E Gone by the wind ...
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by gesman 7y ago
Can I have one iPhone (in USA) and two watches - one in USA (me), another in Europe with my dad attached to local European SIM card to call local European number if he falls?
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by gesman 7y ago
I'd steer more toward "use it at your own risk" vs. "we're good because we'll be policing things for you". Certain self-policing, engaging communities proven to be quite an efficient in that. Sort of like
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by gesman 7y ago
Also does Apple Watch require ownership of iPhone?
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by gesman 7y ago
Can Apple watch be programmed to call relative in case of hard fall / unresponsiveness like this? I have elderly father in Eastern Europe and he would really benefit from this.
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by gesman 7y ago
Decentralized, peer to peer social network. Basically preventing any platform ownership to go awry or sneaky against user's or group needs.
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by gesman 7y ago
Not answering your question but here's a funny story from my past: Once i got a job at IBM (as a consultant) and they told me i had to structure it via "agency". IBM was willing to pay premium on top of my rate to make all le
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by gesman 7y ago
Personal references / intros will minimize BS coding tests and challenges.
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by gesman 7y ago
MSI GT-76 I have it in Windows version for high res image editing. It'll fly with Linux. (i9-9900K, 128GB RAM, 3 x 1TB Samsung 970PRO nVME)
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by gesman 7y ago
Whats' an excitement? We don't start threads every time Brinks truck passes by with someone else's money
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by gesman 7y ago
Data Analytics. There is so much data is being generated and worldwide enterprises are lagging so much in discovery and leveraging insights in data - so there are lots of fun work here. Add ML and AI here. Applying it to above gives you eve
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by gesman 7y ago
Key: backup Do you ... backup?
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by gesman 7y ago
This thing will melt on a sunny day.
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by gesman 7y ago
Leaving ads aside - I respect New York taxis. I feel safe riding in yellow cab. The moment i step into yellow cab - I feel that this whole industry is so heavily regulated - there is very little chance to stumble upon some "random weir
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by gesman 7y ago
Good luck, commander. In 5-10yrs you'll be giving this advise to new wave of enthusiastic developers bought for lots of "equity" and little cash. Use your FB salary and fly to Vegas. You'll have better return on investme
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by gesman 7y ago
Switching to different provider in the middle of $5M annual revenue from all-in-one web services provider to someone else will guarantee to cost fortune and does not guiarantee the benefits. IMHO.
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by gesman 7y ago
Maximize salary/cash pay. Early stage startup "equity" is worthless.
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by gesman 7y ago
1. Treat Robocall offenders like pedophiles. Both outside and inside of prison. Problem #1 solved. 2. Auto-transfer any incoming calls not in my contact list to voicemail. Apple?
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by gesman 7y ago
Let me generalize: Typical "bad" or rather high-risk idea is when someone is coming up with "solution looking for a problem". It typically starts with: "Oh, I have this amazing idea about the great business... &quot
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by gesman 7y ago
3/4 = 0.75 ~$750-800B
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by gesman 7y ago
Bad guys will certainly know that given phones includes backdoor access and they’ll figure out devices that does not. Law enforcement will end up spying on regular citizens and catching small fish while big fish and bad hackers will laugh w
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by gesman 7y ago
My Laptop takes 2 x 230W power supplies, lol.
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by gesman 7y ago
And also - how it will affect TSA Precheck-ers who currently does not need to pull out laptops?
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by gesman 7y ago
Msft Surface Book 2 MSI GT 76
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by gesman 7y ago
If thing is small and heavy - yes. If thing has a surface to it - it could fall significantly slower. That said anything-metal falling from the sky is dangerous.
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by gesman 7y ago
Exactly. Each app should have it's own directory. It shouldn't pollute outside. Problem solved. Ballmer thought differently. Or most likely didn't think at all.
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by gesman 7y ago
I don't mind premium and what you(me too) observe with windows is a bad architectural decisions of Microsoft allowing every app to pollute it's shit all over the places - registry, system dirs, user/* and tons of other obscur
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by gesman 7y ago
+1 Our tax dollars at work.
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by gesman 7y ago
+1 Touchscreens are vulnerable for fat fingering. Every time i carry my touchscreenable laptop - it gets crazy because of accidental touches, moves, brushes and if i forget to lock the screen completely - this bordering with disaster, such
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by gesman 7y ago
Apple is making bid for an underappreciated employees of a companies who sell software that can hack iPhones

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