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by gldalmaso 9y ago
However, since it seems like there is not much anyone can do to identify what is being leaked and what process did it, this does increase the risk that someone might exploit this internally and get away with it.
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Combatting PTSD by letting patients hear their own brainwaves(newatlas.com)
2 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Given that there is no scenario where they would literally say that, we have to judge by their actions and not their words. What they said "[wouldn't] degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades" What they did &quo
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
That makes more sense indeed, I guess I'm just finding myself having to do a lot of adjective filtering of online comments.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
That can be time consuming and error prone. At least in Brazil, a significant amount of candidates are out of the market developers who simply are not very good. Some of them might be good at selling themselves in an interview but will be b
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Genuine question, since you are ruling out online test, homework assignment and whiteboard, what is the proposed alternative to the interview process?
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
It seems like Tesla is at least hinting to aim for a system where you can basically send your car out to charge and have it back when you need it. Combining auto pilot with this prototype, it is at least feasible that it could work https:
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
The worst case scenario should really be defined by just how long will the internet be down. 1 day is an inconvenience 1 week is major hurdle but can be overcome 1 month and people may start being laid off because they can't do their j
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Aren't people specially concerned to keeping anonymity already keen to this by now? The author can be deliberately mimicking style or going through translation in order to avoid this kind of analysis.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
This is probably the only way to enforce the correct incentive for manufacturers. Build them right or they will fail. IoT being so hyped right now is specially troublesome since all they will care is time to market, and when the market is f
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I find that jOOQ (java) solves all that for me. Very happy to not have and ORM on our stack for many years. I believe that the interaction with the database is just about the most important part of code that you need to rely on. We have had
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Maybe we are just ignorant of the good interstellar friction reducing technology.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Could this be a way to train a demonetization AI model? Given it's Google behind it, I don't think they are expecting to keep a work force to flag videos for the foreseeable future. I think they are probably doing this in parallel
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Trump really ruined it. All I can think about now is, is this another agreement that the US is gonna sign and then bail? When are agreements for real for the US? These kinds of multinational agreements are made to tackle the big problems wi
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Technology Radar 2017(thoughtworks.com)
2 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I love AWS and their pace of innovation, but some areas are really lagging behind. Two new container services announced but São Paulo still doesn't even have ECS which was announced in 2014.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I think their intent is not so much to make criminals not use it, but have companies use backdoored encryption, so they can get Apple's keys to a device with a warrant. The problem remains that they constantly abuse their power and ar
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Also, if they can't even properly secure their own cyber offensive tools. How long until other actors get hold of the backdoor keys? It would basically render the effort of encryption moot. They shouldn't even be asking for this p
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Introducing AWS PrivateLink for AWS Services(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Not all users have a choice to leave a website. If a Chrome update breaks the governmental website that relied on some "never used" feature and the user can no longer, say, apply to unemployment insurance, real people would be get
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Are you advocating for a second coming of browser wars era because we now have more options? Have we not been there yet? Can we agree that that is a place of endless pain for developers, project managers and users as well?
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I am not a theologist, but I believe the Catholic Church does not affirm that their doctrine is the direct word of God. It is the summary of the study of ancient written word that told stories about key religious persons and events that the
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
The mobile stores come closer to that less hesitation scenario I think. Your card info is already there, you only need to input your pass to spend the money. Though PayPal doesn't feel like that, I guess being in the browser is off-put
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
IANAS, but my understanding is that plants leaves are porous, they interact with and exchange gas with the environment. It's one of the things they are most known to do. http://www.biology-pages.info/G/GasExchange.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
That's assuming you know about it and all you have to lose is time. Since it's an alarm, as another comment has exemplified, you may actually miss an important event in your life because you didn't know to wait for an animati
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
What is the reasoning behind the decision to not make localization configurable? Can we agree that some webpages and webapps have already make the decision to control the locale through the app and not choose the environment default? My OS
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I really like Rich's views and find Clojure very interesting as well. That said, as a Java shop with Javascript frontend, nowadays the bulk of complexity in our code base seems to accumulate in the frontend due to mixed skill levels of
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Like the Internet of Things?
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
At the moment and for the foreseeable future we are at a much greater risk of extincting ourselves.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
After I changed to the LTS release channel, I have yet to suffer from that. I think it has been a couple of years without a hassle. I do wish Jenkins to be a little less high-maintenance, like say having a postgres backend and a docker imag

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