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by grizzles 8y ago
Judging from the zulip.org server it looks like there is a need for a chronological topic decay feature.
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by grizzles 8y ago
I was headhunted by someone for Uber's ATG. After reaching out she whiffed our web meeting and turned standoffish when I politely asked if she wanted to reschedule. Maybe I was part of the bycatch? Seemed like a very meat market kind o
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by grizzles 8y ago
I was pretty shocked that Yellowstone wasn't at #1 or #2. Apparently it's #21, based on their assessment.
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by grizzles 8y ago
plant trees
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by grizzles 8y ago
Anyone know why OpenBSD VMs aren't provisionable by the big cloud companies like AWS or DigitalOcean? I've always found it to be a curious omission given OpenBSDs sterling reputation for security.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Hah. It's incredible it took this long tbh. So much for the market allocating capital efficiently.
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by grizzles 8y ago
+1. Another way to solve this would be to put all the data in the coarse search results. That way the author wouldn't have to recode the site every time someone wants a new filter. You could still fit the buy button on the line item.
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by grizzles 8y ago
I made something in this vein last year. My idea was to create a simple open src db that natively exported time series vectors, one hot encodings and so on. Built on postgres it did pchr and had strong anonymity/deniability for non pi
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by grizzles 8y ago
Disclaimer: I don't write much ui code. Random ideas: -Simple constraint thing for when ui code+network latency+button mashing people fuse together in an explosion of corner cases. -Frontend analyzer thing that tells you interesting th
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by grizzles 8y ago
No other platform had as much clickspam / clickfraud stuff as G+. Every time I looked at my feed there were 10+ pictures of fake hot girl videos that clicked off to random sites. That G+ itself was such a player in click fraud, I&#x27
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by grizzles 8y ago
From the engadget article: > Amazon has also thrown down a gauntlet to its competitors, challenging it to match its wages, and has said it will push to increase the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour. Of course, because if they don&
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by grizzles 8y ago
It sure looks that way. I'd argue he wants it to succeed but this is what happened. 1/ A few years back he looked at all the strategies available to him to run the business. 2/ He found the one that screwed the most people an
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by grizzles 8y ago
More elegantly stated: Copyright covers expressions of ideas, not ideas.
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by grizzles 8y ago
What exactly do you consider an exact replica? A screenshot from the TV series? It's a fictional object. It's not like it's the bloody Concorde and they photocopied the plans from BAC/Aérospatiale and posted them on the
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by grizzles 8y ago
Your opinion is based on convention between a bunch of studios that have a self interest in preserving an asset portfolio. There is no case law that supports your opinion that I'm aware of. If I'm wrong, please do go ahead and cit
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by grizzles 8y ago
So if I draw a perfect Mickey Mouse, can I hang it on my wall at home? Can I post it on my website? When exactly does my right to free expression become no longer exerciz-able? You can see what a slippery slope that would be.
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by grizzles 8y ago
If yours was an original work, how would you know it's the same? It's absurdly unlikely that you could write "It" but I'm sure people co-invent blocks of text every day. I wonder what the longest block of text is on
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by grizzles 8y ago
The Constitution guarantees the right to free expression. CBS's strategy is based on threats, not law. A common misconception: Stage 9 looks the same as the USS Enterprise and that matters; nope. Legally, if Stage 9 is an original wor
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by grizzles 8y ago
Anyone know - If you download your gmail cache from Google, is there an easy way to convert that to Maildir or is OfflineIMAP still the way to go?
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by grizzles 8y ago
Accept the idea that you have failed and will inevitably fail. Cherish that idea and hold it close. Move forward and try to have a graceful failure or not to fail, but with the knowledge that you have already forgiven yourself for when you
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Breakthrough Solar Cell with 85% Efficiency(cleantechnica.com)
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by grizzles 8y ago
a) 0% of stopping it. 100% of it occurring again at some point. b) No c) Irrelevant Nope we couldn't save ourselves. That's why it's called an extinction level event. If you have say a 50 km^3 asteroid on a course
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by grizzles 8y ago
You might be part a special cohort with early access to this 'feature'. There are a couple ways to do it. For example, you can track incog users by abusing cert pinning with HPKP report URIs. Expect-CT (the successor to HPKP) woul
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by grizzles 8y ago
When you take on a project that requires leverage of 100:1 over your current annual profit, I'd argue you are a startup again. That commitment will easily swallow the company. Note: I'm generously estimating their profit at around
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by grizzles 8y ago
They are wildly undercapitalized for what they are trying to do. They asked me to invest, I said no. It will be tough for them to find investors, the phone industry is a ruthlessly competitive market. The CEO is very headstrong. That's
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by grizzles 8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER / Potential Co-Founder. Amazon recently shut off shipments to Australia because of a new Australian law that requires them to collect GST. So I'm releasing an app that lets Aussies shop at Amazon. Required Skill
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by grizzles 8y ago
> we foresee a delay in production until April 2019. This is the only bit I read, the rest was blah blah. The first entirely predictable delay of many, if I might add. They are on a long road to "Sorry we tried, here are some discou
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by grizzles 8y ago
I have. I'd rate it neutral. If I was starting from scratch I'd probably try out PL/Python or PL/V8.
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by grizzles 8y ago
I can relate to this. Try to find someone part time who you can trust and will stick around for awhile. Look outside your bubble of hackernews etc, might be a mom or a retired guy, whatever. Baby steps.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Is there a publication explaining how they plan to go about the study? The money should be delivered by helicopter.

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