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Splunk update fixes a broken regular expression for parsing dates
(docs.splunk.com)
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I hope Schwab will replace TD Ameritrade's junk backend systems. I had major problems with TD Ameritrade where the email addresses ( I used to run a disposable email service, so I am paranoid about these things ) would immediately end
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7y ago
I think there should be a section on stock options, what happens to your options on subsequent rounds of funding. Similar to how the new law makes it illegal for employers to ask about salary history, it should be engrained in engineers to
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7y ago
I am genuinely curious if we are only seeing tip of the iceberg so to speak and there are a much larger number of projects getting killed before they are even released? Although it does not affect end consumers, I am curious from an enginee
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People rely on a lot of "free" Google services, but don't realize that it takes an enormous amount of people to keep things running without security issues. Another point is that, it takes hundreds of thousands of paying cust
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7y ago
Unless we go after every customer who used the services of PDL, nothing is going to change. We will see a $3 fine per individual after 1 or 2 years of talking about this.
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7y ago
Don't be all negative. At the very least Google would pay engineers like us a decent salary to enhance the technology to keep CPU away from Keyboard/Mouse/Screen. By the time Google is done with this and decommission their se
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7y ago
I think they meant to write work at of one of our MainStreet companies (who hired you) for at least 12 months. This might be a recruiter + wework deal
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7y ago
No, Honey knows about "intent to purchase" - which is very valuable. And same intent will be sold to a million merchants even though the person will only buy from one. There is money to be made, it is theirs to lose. However, cons
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7y ago
"The Trump administration on Wednesday published a trove of new data offering the most granular look yet at the financial health of the nation’s new college graduates. For the first time, Americans can now compare the student debt leve
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7y ago
This is really interesting news!! Ryan was at the Gophercon 2018 and was talking casually about his pet '20%' project with some of us. Happy to see if finally released in the opensource. Great work Ryan!. His off the record remark
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7y ago
Somewhat click-baity. They are not implying runtime / live intervention (which isn’t possible anyways). Top bad results are tweaked. That is part of making the “algorithm”. Who says that is immoral or illegal?
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7y ago
If a GPL code is auto-translated to another language, shouldn't the fork have the same GPL license? Or does the new author get to put a new license?
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7y ago
I have been following this company for like 10 years now, if not more. 1Password is anything but a typical software company. When they were small, I forget the year, they emailed us (each) six licenses of 1Password as a thanksgiving gift. A
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7y ago
Can we please not show yet another container ship every time there is a new about Docker? I get it - all news articles need an image. But imagine being a non-tech person trying to follow news and wonders...
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7y ago
Being in a technology focused site, there is nothing wrong in trying to give some credit to underlying technology and those who wrote it instead of just focusing on those who commercialized it.
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7y ago
The reality is that your eyeballs are something like $200/month. You are just not likely to pay that money. When you factor in money thrown away at bot/fraud, advertisers spend a shit load of money just to reach you (and indirectl
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7y ago
(Merging comment from other thread) It hasn't been clearly communicated how radical (unlike other languages) a change this is. Although well intentioned, this is going to waste a lot of hours for a lot of Go developers. If there is any
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It hasn't been clearly communicated how radical (unlike other languages) a change this is. Although well intentioned, this is going to waste a lot of hours for a lot of Go developers. If there is any package out there that is already a
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There are two ways a language can help 1. A performant "i/o" layer in the standard library that allows a large number of concurrent activity (forget thread vs coroutine differences). 2. Ability of programmer to express concur
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> interactions with native libraries are really slow because of that Can you explain a bit? What is the connection between concurrency implementation (which I am assuming you are talking about multiplexing multiple coroutines over the sa
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7y ago
Oh god! They divorced in 2015. I am sure if Google had any such plans, it is just as likely with any other CEO up there. Let us worry about real conflict of interest happening elsewhere in Politics, Climate change etc which might dooms us a
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There are generally 3 kinds of fraud 1. A scammer cheating someone out of their life savings through social engineering 2. A central bank "unjustly" inflating currency and giving the newly printed money to specific industry/
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7y ago
1. Just so we are clear, after having gone through 5 "lifetimes" of fitbit and probably 15 across the family, one thing I can tell you is that the software is buggy with no end in sight. Fitbit could definitely use better software
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7y ago
the number of fitbit owners <<< number of google identities (for search traffic) and data and location from fitbit owners < what they can already get from the andriod phone. I get the point you are making, I am not denying there
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A watch that needs to be charged once in a few days is actually worse than one that could use a charge every night. Charge at night is a habit that can easily be adjusted to our daily schedule. btw Apple watch does last a full day (I meant
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It doesn't always have to be about linking everything to everything. They (Android) needs a decent watch/health device, one that Google has some control over. As it stands today, lack of 'Apple watch' support really kill
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7y ago
People have the patience of learning the new tricks ONCE when they get a new phone. After that nothing major like this should change. I am sure this change would have created more than a few hundred WTF moments while someone was driving&#
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ServiceNow stock drops as CEO leaves for Nike
(cnbc.com)
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I wonder if they will be forced to add a GDPR notice for an unlisted subpage :) Oh they have Google Analytics and a link to a now-404-ed JS https://www.pizzahut.com/akam/11/6df12bd5 . It is like they tried to main
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