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Just to do a thought experiment and ignoring your existing biases, imagine if you had two options always in every room in your house -- one is to ask Alexa and the other is to flick the switch, over time what do you think you will gravitat
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Not sure what you mean -- everyone knows that a phone call is not routinely recorded and there is no expectation that it be recorded when an investigation is on and businesses routinely use a mix of phone calls and emails (and other means)
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9y ago
I wonder why should email be different (why should you change the expiration policy?) Is it explicitly called out in some law that it has to be treated differently? What about if you always use a service that auto-deletes communication ever
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9y ago
But you still need to fill out a form to get pricing!
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How many times have you run into this in your career (the need to convert "today's fields to tomorrow's computer properties")?
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9y ago
https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/PR20170912.as... -- interesting comments by NTSB on a Tesla crash that involved the autopilot. Seems like their autopilot is similar to autopilot's in other
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9y ago
XAML from Microsoft and XUL from Firefox for doing UI have sort of died, haven't they? Maybe because they weren't perfect for all use cases?
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That really wasn't my intention -- it mostly makes sense to use Rust for the borrow checker. Instead my only intention was that it simplify the process of learning Rust -- using all it's features (except the borrow checker), getti
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9y ago
If you don't really need the borrow checker to compile Rust, can the original Rust compiler have a mode where it doesn't do the borrow checking? That might make it easier to ease into Rust, because right now, "fighting"
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That is to force ISPs to provide a minimum level of service everywhere -- what good is it if you are prepared to pay for 50Mbps in a rural under-served area, but the ISP will not provide it to you because they don't have the infrastruc
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9y ago
I think the OP is sorta saying the same thing -- they perhaps don't want their banking container to see add-ons (except the container add-on :-)). It's perhaps okay to be relaxed about some add-ons in some environments, but not in
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9y ago
Search for Bobby Anti-Theft Backpack...
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I think you are right that you should stop development until you get a few customers for the current version -- otherwise you may spend time not focusing on the selling aspect! The web-site tells what the product does like it would be obvio
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Apple probably does the best among hardware companies in forced-upsell -- you need to buy expensive accessories from Apple to go with your shiny new device -- and each accessory is a little bit more expensive that similar models for other d
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9y ago
Seems like mailing list with a nicer UI that allows for searching etc.....
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9y ago
Nigerian dollars?
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9y ago
The shared link wasn't intended to be an affiliate link -- just something I got from the share link on the product page -- I was logged into Amazon at that time, but the account I was logged in to isn't signed up as an Amazon affi
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9y ago
The one book that has reconfigured some aspects of how I deal with people and has helped me in day-to-day life is "Yes!: 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive" ( http://a.co/0QoTla6 ).
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It's not clear from the article what doesn't scale -- is it that businesses stretch themselves too thin or is it that making a platform that encompasses any and every use case is not a viable business model or is it that the softw
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That's supposed to be the original source of funds for schools, but unfortunately in this case it clearly is not working for them.
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Thanks -- took a look and donated to a couple of projects. It seems like most of the schools represented are in the urban areas though...from the original article it appears that Oklahoma City is still mostly doing well. How is the school d
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Does anyone know if there is some mechanism for the general public to provide funds to the education system in Oklahoma? Something like a gofundme page where it is clear the money is going to the system and not getting mis-used or mis-direc
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Maybe it's because the thing that they could strive for greatness in is not something that really interests them except in passing and do it because it helps them maintain a reasonable quality of life with their other needs met elsewhe
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Every evolving programming language should have something like this!
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Or you could try the "Reddit Tinnitus Cure" ( https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/63etps/the_reddit_t... ) and tell us if it worked for you!
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What exactly would you consider as a "humane" approach -- it is possible that the doctor and her/his team don't really want to be the bearer of bad news and take refuge in the system to allow you to come to the conclusio
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It seems to me that QR codes could make it easy for someone to replace the original QR code with a different QR code at any place that accepts them and the merchant is none-the-wiser (unless there is some form of integration back to their P
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Is it still compliant to the EcmaScript spec? Whats the latest spec it is compliant to? And how fast is it now compared to V8, etc...
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Aren't car-insurances sort of co-op's? Atleast I've read verbiage in my California car insurance policy from Farmer's that indicates that the insurance policy is really owned by the pool of users taking insurance and Far
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I think it's perhaps a reference to the original intent of Go at Google. They want new joinees to be quickly productive and also be able to write problem free software (and maybe maintain a lot of old software in addition to writing ne
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