idoh

32 ms·

301.
by idoh 7y ago
Final policy 11/15, enforcement starts 11/22. This seems like a tricky line to walk. For example, could I promote a Tweet about the UBI without mentioning Andrew Yang?
302.
by idoh 7y ago
As an iPad Pro user for work, here is one area where discoverability is better on the iPad than the Mac - learning keyboard shortcuts: On the iPad, hold down ⌘, then keyboard shortcuts show up. So much easier than on a Mac. My tip is to gra
303.
by idoh 7y ago
I use Shapr 3D for making 3D models for printing. It's an iPad app, feels like I'm living in the future when I use that. Subscribed for about $200/year.
304.
by idoh 7y ago
I'm curious about this - is there some formal unveiling of passwords as a relationship milestone? Or does it just come up naturally, like, "I need to log into your gmail account, what's your password?"
305.
by idoh 7y ago
tl;dr That some people are forced to use it in order to have a social life. I was talking to my friends about social media, and how it can be bad for some people. I said, "Ok, all they have to do is turn it off". The response was
306.
by idoh 7y ago
It's kinda applicable in a philosophical sense, obviously not in a literal sense. There is a lot of discussion of logistics in the book FYI.
307.
by idoh 7y ago
True, GDPR requires it to be as easy to withdraw consent as to give it.
308.
by idoh 7y ago
Thanks mindcrime, that's a really interesting answer. It is fair to say that some things normally associated with capitalism depend on growth, e.g. equities. On the topic of corporations, I can see the point about liability. There coul
309.
by idoh 7y ago
Regarding 1), what do you mean when you say that "capitalism needs ever-increasing consumption to sustain itself"? I don't think that this has been established. I'm using the standard dictionary version of capitalism: &q
310.
by idoh 7y ago
I was curious too and Googled it. Something about how healthcare in the UK is free, and if you are on that visa then you can get that health care.
311.
by idoh 7y ago
Even if what you say is true, transferring money from taxpayers to other taxpayers to take a year off doesn't fix it.
312.
by idoh 7y ago
The thing that makes this non obvious is not just that things take longer than you think, but rather as time goes on you have to adjust your expectation of completion to be longer. For example, if there is a project that is meant to complet
313.
by idoh 7y ago
To be accurate, there are many heat waves, and it has not been established that this one in particular is in any way caused by global climate change. The best you could say is that global climate change causes more heat waves, and this heat
314.
by idoh 7y ago
Does every news report of a specific heat wave require a connection to global climate change?
315.
by idoh 7y ago
Google feels more like a wealth-generating engine than a raging gasoline fire. Why would you want to dial that back?
316.
by idoh 7y ago
I'm the PM in charge of GDPR issues at the company I work for. I don't know if I can give you any black and white answers, it really depends on a lot of factors. Some directions though: - Try to minimize personal data in the logs
317.
by idoh 7y ago
The saying in San Diego is that you can surf in the morning, ski in the afternoon, and camp in the desert at night.
318.
by idoh 8y ago
My mom runs an SBIR company. Happy to answer questions. It is in the hardware space, don’t know much about software SBIRs.
319.
by idoh 8y ago
That’s a sweet tweet storm, thanks!
320.
by idoh 8y ago
Care to elaborate? They seem to be a well run and good company.
321.
by idoh 8y ago
FYI Warren Buffett never said that, it's an internet myth. I saw an interview with Buffett and he was asked about it and denied saying it (although he did say the advice seemed reasonable).
322.
by idoh 8y ago
Disagree, MM is the classy way to do it. M can either mean 1,000 or 1,000,000. For example, millimeter, or in advertising CPM, which is cost per mille. Using MM disambiguates it.
323.
by idoh 8y ago
I used Chariot a bit a couple years ago. Sad to see it go. For people who haven't heard of it, it worked like this: I live in SF, and worked in Redwood City. Every day, there was some type of large van that would pick me up a couple bl
324.
by idoh 8y ago
What do you do with the CO2 once you've isolated it?
325.
by idoh 8y ago
PM chiming in here, but only for SaaS B2B. I work for a growing SaaS provider that caters to F500 companies. No PM I know of wants things to slow down, that's crazy. What I've seen though is that as a company gains customers, keep
326.
by idoh 8y ago
It's not such a dilemma - most of the "bad" riders are also fare evaders. If SF simply put in any effort to make sure that riders actually paid for their trips, that would solve 90% of the problem. Riding the bus for free is
327.
by idoh 8y ago
Fair point. It is psychoactive but not exactly a hallucinogen.
328.
by idoh 8y ago
The problem isn't listed because it viewed as self evident to some people. I'd list the problem of having high functional people who use marijuana everyday as: A - MJ, while a mild drug, is still a drug, and it seems like people w
329.
by idoh 8y ago
The change went live on August 1, where they deprecated the "publish_actions" permission.
330.
by idoh 8y ago
I'm also on the Sony MDR7506 plan. It feels about as good as a Bose QC in an office setting but is far less expensive. I had to give up on Bose QC after going through two of them in about five years - the plastic started to flake off a

More ›