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by hyperbole 9y ago
Having a remote execution exploit shouldn't mean keys to the kingdom. I find it hard to believe that this company whose whole business is electronic didn't adapt it's technology stack to remedy this type of attack limiting th
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by hyperbole 9y ago
I like the utilitarian aspect, but I'm fairly certain if you put my samsung frige in a wind tunnel next to that truck my fridge would exhibit less drag. If you're going to use batteries your range is going to be limited if you&#x2
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by hyperbole 9y ago
I find it hard to believe the common case for the 1% of the 1% always succeed because of sheer luck, brillance (although those things certainly can help). The 1% of the 1% succeed because they are driven to find success, because they are re
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by hyperbole 10y ago
At the end of the day tech is just a collection of tools & for the most part those who use them are digital carpenters, so if you need to build temp scaffolding and a screw driver works better than a hammer, sure use the right tool for
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by hyperbole 10y ago
And this is why I miss car talk...
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by hyperbole 10y ago
What is your definition of a 'team', is it a 2 pizza scrum team, is it your PD organization? In the real world team members have varying levels of context & product understanding - a tech lead should be the person with a firm
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by hyperbole 10y ago
> First of all, diabetes pills are not really 'health products.' They are more like 'you fucked up your health, now try not to die' products You can make the same argument about low cost sugary foods that originated f
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by hyperbole 10y ago
I strongly disagree - it sometimes is inept individuals in the medical field who cause mishaps, I watched a young clearly inexperienced anesthesiologist attempt to perform a spinal on my wife during labor - he spent an entire hour attempti