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9y ago
Any model that involves counterparty risk can be disrupted by the blockchain. Custodians who hold on to stocks while trades are properly settled or the hold on that cheque you deposited in your bank account.
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9y ago
It does more than Bitcoin because it allows the founders to rollback transactions from the ledger if they feel like it. Sorry, a bit trollish but am I wrong? In theory Ethereum does promise a lot but in practice, we're yet to see much
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9y ago
The concept of a DAO is too simplistic when presented in all these examples. An organization has multiple levels and on each level there are many decisions being made constantly. Some escalate up, some don't. You cannot just expect tha
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9y ago
Not to mention the Accelerometer.
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infinii
10y ago
Why even bother doing ML on a laptop? Use Amazon's Machine Learning cloud to conserve your battery.
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10y ago
"You can, however, put many[1] different GPUs in the same system, and then the onus is on the CPU program to properly manage and send work to each one separately. This is not SLI." Interesting that you mention this as I've
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10y ago
https://nylas.com/pricing/
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infinii
10y ago
Avira offers a free one that's served me well. In fact, I also started using it on my OSX.
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10y ago
I also use f.lux. Or I'll mix it up with my pair of Gunnar glasses which accomplish the same thing.
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10y ago
This thread has me thinking whether all those claims that financial compensation isn't that important in job satisfaction is true or not. How often do we see threads asking about non-financial benefits.
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10y ago
Ignoring the one time aspect. It's the standardization that is important. Docker environments enforce uniformity that are beneficial for testing. No more of the "it works on my machine" excuses. Although the article mentioned
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infinii
10y ago
You probably don't have to deal with customs for a domestic flight between Sydney and Melbourne. You can't just measure flight time.
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infinii
10y ago
And there was Myspace and Friendster before Facebook.
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10y ago
Your project plan is measured in years? All the orange crops just froze over from the chills running down the backs of all the Agile\Lean practitioners.
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infinii
10y ago
Strange that you use a hockey stick for your analogy when most would visualize it the opposite; flat and then a steep incline. As that's how it's held.
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11y ago
I was expecting you to link a 10 yr old article to prove your point.
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infinii
11y ago
You need to tell us how you currently deploy if you'd like to get suggestions on how to speed it up.
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infinii
11y ago
It's not just "buy a notebook". If you really want to cover all bases, don't even do the personal work in the office on company time...even if you are using your own laptop.
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11y ago
Agreed. By Comey's argument, manufacturers shouldn't put authentication in the devices as that's the FBI's responsibility?
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11y ago
Lecture videos are in Flash. Sigh
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11y ago
I hate it. I rarely use it but only keep it for that rainy day should I ever need to seek employment. what I hate the most is that they force me through that annoying multipage wizard (with no cancel/skip) to connect to new contacts ea
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11y ago
While vinyl records have made a resurgence from near extinction. It's unlikely the same will happen for the video stores as music seems more timeless and collectible than movies.
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11y ago
"Choose" parents with a surname starting with A then.
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11y ago
What concerns are you talking about in regards to Docker?
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11y ago
You're not the first person to make such a comment. You're also not the first to make such comments without suggesting an alternative CMS that addresses all of your concerns.
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11y ago
Back in the early 2000's, we were told (by media) we would run out of IPv4 addresses shortly and needed to move to IPv6. Over a decade later and we're still not there. Who's actually using IPv6 now and why?
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11y ago
Much of the problems with distributed teams is behavioural IMO. We work in a global team and I repeatedly see my local colleagues having to attend late calls to accommodate for the team in another timezone. I constantly tell them to refuse
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11y ago
Take a look at the pricing page. The ePub and PDF versions are a fraction of the cost of the paperbacks. Finally someone with a clue! It's always annoyed me to no ends that Amazon only provides a small discount for their Kindle version
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12y ago
Not only that but does it really take double the effort for an invement manager to manage $100B compared to $50B?
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12y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Obviously it shouldn't be as drastic as having to leave to get a raise. But paying your employees more does not guarantee they will stay or be extra motivated. https://hbr.org/2013/04
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