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greggman
11y ago
The workers got paid. You said you'd do the job for $XX. Someone else took your work and sold it for $XXXX. You don't therefore deserve some cut of that sale. You sold your work for $XX. No one forced you into that. If you wanted
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greggman
11y ago
typed del c:\*.* instead of what I meant dir c:\*.* On my bosses PC right in front of him. Fortunately someone had a copy of norton tools back then (~1987)
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greggman
11y ago
Some people would argue it was cost effective. It was just prohibited from competing by Boeing lobbying to get it banned from the most profitable routes
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greggman
11y ago
I know no one likes to hear this but rewards are generally about risk. Someone, investors, risked their money. If their investment failed they'd be out $$$$$$$. Employees rarely risk anything. They get paid $$$$$$ a year. If the compan
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greggman
11y ago
It's not one less thing to think about which is exactly the point. If you install 1 dep and it has 100 deps you now have 101 things to think about.
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greggman
11y ago
How about UX bugs Like: 1. Messages to drivers are apparently not through uber? It seems like sending a message to a driver happens through SMS rather than through uber itself. This seems to result in driver not seeing message. Had that hap
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greggman
11y ago
Battery cases solve that for me. I have the largest phone with the largest battery but it's still often not enough. I could carry an external battery like many people but I've watched them (a) forget the cable (b) forget the batte
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greggman
11y ago
Why? Because many of us have experience with the bad side of unions and we don't want to see programming become anything like that. You'll end up with mountains of regulations and specialties and not be allowed do anything outside
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greggman
11y ago
Or have massive unintended consequences http://qntm.org/abolish
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greggman
11y ago
Paypal is not a solution. They send my paypal email address to every merchant which is no different from the POV of fraud then sending any other identifying info. That's one thing I liked about Google Checkout, they had the option to s
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greggman
11y ago
It is the consumer's problem for me. Because I travel a lot I get charges denied because the card company's computer decides the charge looks suspisious. I have to spend 20-40 minutes dealing with it on top of which I lose hotel r
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greggman
11y ago
frameworks make sense even if you do know what you're doing. Google, Facebook, all the top companies use frameworks. Why would I want to waste time reinventing the wheel. I just want to drive the car to get to my destination. I don
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greggman
11y ago
That seems kind of cynical. I would certainly consider paying to be in a corporate created social apartment if the reviews were high and there was some guarantee of the managers dealing with problem people. Collectives (and meetups etc) hap
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greggman
11y ago
I'm probably just not remembering it correctly but I know of no way to apply updates to a locked iPhone. Even when unlocked if you plug it into a new computer the phone will ask if you trust the new computer. Is there some method of up
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greggman
11y ago
Given the cars have various levels of self driving it would seem like the moment you mod your car Tesla would want nothing to do with you because you've changed something that could cause a crash. That seems in some way different from
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greggman
11y ago
Apple "could" allow webapps on the App store (like the Chrome app store did/does?) Whether that's good or bad for users or Apple I don't know. People would start submitting lots of websites to the app store and Appl
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greggman
11y ago
My impression is Intuit worked to make sure the online pay system keep changing their protocol just to force you to upgrade to a new Quicken every 2 years. Can anyone confirm?
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greggman
11y ago
I agree. I wish Steam would implement a sandbox and require all games to run in it. Every native game I download could be uploading any portion of of my hard drive to wherever they choose.
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greggman
11y ago
DirectX 10, 11, and 12 all came out in the last 10 years. All had significant improvements over each previous one. MS has spent millions on making windows the high end gaming platform.
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greggman
11y ago
Wish slack supported iframes so we could integrate live stuff like jsbin/jsfiddle/wolframalpha ...
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greggman
11y ago
Some people hate the preprocessor. I love it. I miss it in every language that doesn't have one. I'd much rather be able to write statement statement statement #if DEBUG_FEATURE_X statement statem
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greggman
11y ago
A problem with wigle (and maybe others) it it's showing every portable mobile wifi hotspot which are extremely common in Japan. If you're trying to find all the places someone who owns that hotspot has been maybe that's usefu
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greggman
11y ago
A capsule hotel to me would nearly be as good as first class for long flights. Much much better than actual business class because I'd get to sleep.
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greggman
11y ago
Cheap airlines (and maybe cheap seats?) actually have an unintended side effect for me. Recently I flew from Singapore to Hong Kong. The first 4 options in price according to Google flights were $69, $105, $540, ~$1500. I found that spread
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greggman
11y ago
5 - Often people low on a team have to switch teams to move up in roles
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greggman
11y ago
Youtube lets me watch at 1.5 to 2x speed.
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greggman
11y ago
In what sense as Google dragged their feet on WebRTC?
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greggman
11y ago
What data is likely on someone's phone that is not also in the cloud one way or another?
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greggman
11y ago
I do want stuff but ... about 30 months ago I got rid of everything and started traveling. I've been living out of a large suitcase and backpack for that entire time, staying at hotels or renting AirBnBs a month at a time. Because I&#x
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greggman
11y ago
Know of an automated caddy docker reverse proxy container? Here's an nginx one. Took about < 5 mins to add to my docker-compose file and start proxying my existing site https://hub.docker.com/r/dmp1ce/nginx
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