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by hohenheim 9y ago
"To make shit work", that is where the devil is. In the same line as, "how hard could it be". Having a tunnel vision to get something fixed right now with no regards to what will happen in the future. How the code will b
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by hohenheim 9y ago
"Two consenting adults". That is a misrepresentation of reality. You could say the same about Pyramid schemes. No one forced others to buy into it. The point is ICOs are akin to scams. And there should be a regulations around it.
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by hohenheim 9y ago
You took the comment literally. I think OP's point is still valid. There should be regulations around sophisticated scams.
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by hohenheim 9y ago
There is a big difference between cookie warning and GDPR. You could not op-out of cookie storage. You either used the service and accepted that they store cookies. Or you closed the tab and left. GDPR prevents the companies from discontinu
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by hohenheim 9y ago
If the start-up is to monetize due to lack of privacy laws, then this regulation is specifically meant to prevent such companies. If they are the middle man with no dependence on private information, then yes it will cost them to be complia
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by hohenheim 9y ago
Maybe they do, maybe they don't use it. Point is, there is no guarantee they will never use it for wrong. How about data breach? Can they also guarantee that the data is stored safely?
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by hohenheim 9y ago
I'm not sure what to think of this: https://www.essential.com/about#team looking at the security team.
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by hohenheim 9y ago
That's all so great. But how does it relate to the article?
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by hohenheim 9y ago
Look at it the other way. Do you want to join a company that judges its employees based on online presence? And denies entry to employees who lack such presence?
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by hohenheim 9y ago
It seems you didn't read the text. The point the article is making is not about how to use the Facebook and its set of features. I will not try to create a TL;DR in a comment as that would not do justice to the article, but please read
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by hohenheim 9y ago
I wonder, why the black hat didn't drain all the money and left it for the white hat group?
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by hohenheim 9y ago
Well there was this sometime ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14406583 Though that was Google.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
And they also do shit like this: http://gulfnews.com/news/uae/crime/maid-arrested-for-giving-...
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by hohenheim 10y ago
Very good question, my guess, customers of course.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
And why would that justify JS issues? If anything, it shows we have ignored the history and we are repeating it.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
I guess he phrased it wrongly. Climate issues is not a matter of controversy but rather there are organizations trying to spread false knowledge and being able to spread that using wikipediaP2P is what OP is concerned about.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
If after the overwhelming evidence, you can't still reach a reasonable agreement, I think that is a very good reason to not marry someone. That is a the kind of pattern that would repeat for the rest of the life, and at some point you
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by hohenheim 10y ago
If you need money to show your devotion and dedication to a relationship, you will be having a hard time. A relationship makes sense as long as parties enjoy each others company regardless of the size of diamond on the finger. If something
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by hohenheim 10y ago
Not only it is taxing on planet earth I think there is more to it. Assume people of middle ages lived 1000 years longer than they did, I doubt the civilization on earth would have developed as far as it did. To progress we need people to di
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by hohenheim 10y ago
That's an amazing idea. Age as version. I always have felt I love today more than yesterday. I'm happy not to be in university, or school, anymore. While I might miss specific events or groups I was part of in the past but I never
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by hohenheim 10y ago
Out of curiosity, is there any reference that breaks down the costs of approval process? Like how much goes to fees in trial, staff, etc.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
I agree. The article tries to bring out an important issue: USA immigration policies need changes. But it starts the argument using unsubstantial cases.
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by hohenheim 10y ago
I started watching his videos as well. Interesting stuff. But one thing that stood out for me was what he said once along the lines: "I recommend many stocks, I rarely buy stocks myself".
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by hohenheim 11y ago
I'm sorry but that sounds like a horrible excuse. Not only you are bound to a platform but also an IDE.
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by hohenheim 11y ago
It is a long article but a one well worthy of the time spent reading. It is not a "on my way home" type of read. I specially enjoyed the last paragraphs where Minsky describes how he envisions A.I. development in the future. That
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by hohenheim 11y ago
Couldn't they forward you to someone that can help you with the problem? The support seem to shut you down and close all the doors which is infuriating at best.
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by hohenheim 11y ago
I got a similar offer from Spotify this week!
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by hohenheim 11y ago
Canonical's contribution is welcomed as long as people could continue it without getting blocked by their IP. There is no obsession over "community" or "integration" as you stated. It is a valid concern that if othe
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by hohenheim 11y ago
I had no idea until I read your comment. I overlooked "Code". I though Visual Studio is open-sourced and got excited :(
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by hohenheim 11y ago
This is not true. You only store pictures you have requested.

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