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by jiggliemon 8y ago
More than a couple. Not as many as amazon. Source: I work for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Tesla is still maturing as a company; more to the point, they’re maturing as a manufacturer. While other companies would order whole componants from vendors - Tesla will only order parts - and assemble in house. For instance - Toyota will o
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Google isn’t “Google”. It is a series of siloed business units. One of those units is encentivised to win government/doj contracts. Google as a whole is wildly profitable. It’s ad platform ensures that. But the unit that is required t
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
In a lot of these scientific do or don’t debates - people tend to disqualify that there’s a consequence to not building the technology. In the H-Bomb example, what would happen if Oppenheimer didn’t help develop the bomb? Russia most certai
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Who are professional Mac users? These are the ones I’m thinking of off the top of my head. - Developers - Adobe Suite users - Video Editors - C-Suite Professionals I think they abandoned video editors when they dropped Final Cut. So they di
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
The LEGO stores have this exact experience, and they seem to be doing well.
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Mootools was great! They took what was good about mootools and built that into React. A lot of the mootools team moved into React. At least the ones I was familiar with.
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
jQuery was never bad. As a tool it was fantastic at what it did. But jQuery wasn’t just a tool, it was also community. What that community did/perpetuated was some pretty bad and ill advised practices. Plugins for everything - the old
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
The channel Is named wintergarten and it’s fantastic.
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
I get the process parts, that make more sense to have a human interface, can’t be abstracted out. However, maybe they can? Compliance as a service? Sounds like just the kind of Bay Area centric idea that VC’s love to fund. But it seems like
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Can’t all this GDPR stuff be abstracted away into a framework? Or at least some kind of pattern/generator tooling? It seems like there’s room for an enterprise framework that does all the compliance work for you (for US gov contacts, i
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
The joke is really on the employer using Facebook ads to target a younger candidate pool. Youngsters don’t use Facebook. And if a young dev is using Facebook - they’re certainly using an ad-blocker. If they’re not using an ad blocker on Fac
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
When you sell voters the sizzle and not the steak; this disillusion is just a matter of time. It was sold on an impossible premise; - Minimum 200 miles per hour (320 km/h) where conditions permit - Maximum travel time between SF and LA
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
Just to provide credit; I believe the sole photo in that entire set was taken by Cole Wilson. Not %100 sure, but it wreaks of his style and composition. https://www.instagram.com/colewilson
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
That’s really what blocking is all about. You set places for the camera and talent to be (set distance) and the focus should be set accordingly. If people are moving (or camera is moving) you simply pull the focus from one block to the next
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by jiggliemon 8y ago
This article felt more like an ad for his game, than it did a warning about "crunch."
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
It’s not “you’re going to die now” harder. More like “this isn’t comfortable, better pull over and see what’s wrong” harder.
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Citation needed.
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
All of this Facebook hubub and broad public outcry is really all owed to the election of Trump. If Trump handnt leveraged CA, we’d still all be happy and fat on out individual bliss boxes – patting ourselves on the back – because our side [
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Oh my. There must be some sort of hall of fame for security vulnerabilities. And this belongs in it. Perhaps they’re passing this command to a secured container? I shouldn’t make excuses for them, but passing root commands to the shell seem
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
You might have simply picked a bad example, but Mojave isn’t a city, it’s a CDP (census designated place). Most of rural California isn’t a city - but an unincorporated area. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojave,_Cali
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Oracle JET (javascript enterprise toolkit) has a strong dependency on jQuery UI.
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Why does anyone need to be married to do any of the above?
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Everybody, regardless of profession, should put off marriage. A marriage contract is the worst – often wildly lopsided – contract people can enter into. Family courts are corrupted by the revolving door of judges and divorce lawyers.
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Moving Beyond Silicon Valley Software Companies(shift.newco.co)
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
The commodity products are cheaper than the competition.
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by jiggliemon 9y ago
Good point. Reading this thread I was wondering what of my crap is pass down able. Tools (lots of them), art, and furniture (we buy mid-century designer). Everything else is trash. Why do we keep trash? Why do we buy trash?
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by jiggliemon 10y ago
July 7th, 1888: Tesla Sells A.C. Patents Tesla sells patents for A.C. Polyphase System to George Westinghouse for $25,000 in cash, $50,000 in notes and a royalty of $2.50 per horsepower for each motor. https://teslauniverse.com&#
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by jiggliemon 10y ago
> But it's immoral. Rich host countries are poaching productive individuals while selecting against people who are most in need of help, leaving them to be taken care of by their (usually) poorer country of origin. I'm failing
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by jiggliemon 10y ago
Was going to gripe about the same thing. Looks like they're injecting history per scroll event.

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