kjrose

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   by kjrose 6y ago

   I had to remove it from some client websites simply because of the client having more strict privacy and information security needs.
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   by kjrose 6y ago

   No one has lost. In fact the article itself discusses innovations that various companies are coming up with and the fact on a global scale Huawei is competitive. This woe is us mentality drives me nuts. There is tons of room for innovation
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   by kjrose 6y ago

   This hits the nail on the head while also missing one of the biggest pieces of the puzzle. Marketing and sales people are trying to equally play the system to further addict people not only to the platform but to purchasing/ using thei
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   by kjrose 6y ago

   I actually was wondering if this was a GPT-3 generated blog. It feels like one.
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   by kjrose 8y ago

   Precisely my thinking. Get a bunch of smurfs to get as much Amazon cards for cash you can get and buy one of these wildly overpriced books to cleanse the source.
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   by kjrose 8y ago

   Same here. Man. That would be some serious nostalgia.
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   by kjrose 8y ago

   Yeah. But I always blamed that more on sourceforge than filezilla.
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   by kjrose 8y ago

   Yes. This book is fantastic.
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   by kjrose 8y ago

   Yep. This matches behavior I've seen many times before from other software companies. In every circumstance I immediately ceased using anything made by them.
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    by kjrose 8y ago

    Well. I guess my firm isn't going to use filezilla anymore. Too bad really.
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    by kjrose 8y ago

    Yeah, I use DDG and then switch over to Google when DDG doesn't give me good results. Got used to using !g a lot. However, lately, I've been finding that I'll do a !g first, and then switch back to plain DDG since the Google
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    by kjrose 8y ago

    I've noticed this as well, I've started to use other search engines to get better results when Google's results were a total wash.
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    by kjrose 8y ago

    I've noticed this as well. So much so that I'm starting to use some of my alternatives to get decent results.
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    Ill defined probablistic assertions in the media(johndcook.com)

    2 points by kjrose 9y ago|0 comments
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    This feels like a similar revolution in art as the mechanization of art creation. However where I get stuck is how can you enforce ownership. Yet, there are systems already for digitally verifying art ownership. How does adding a complicate
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Just as a curiousity. Is this negative power often enough to make a business model of battery supply to the power system feasible? I mean having a company with a massive bank of batteries. When power goes negative they try to take as much a
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    I couldn’t agree more. When I was a grad student I got admonished for marking students too hard on their math quizzes even though their answers weren’t just wrong they showed a complete lack of understanding of the basic math fundamentals r
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    This seems like a combinatorial problem that would very much be worth solving. I can actually come up with some fun mathematics already to deal with it.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    So have Americans. They’ve been tapping those lines for decades.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    For some people who pump and dump. And others who basically ride the volatility there’s definitely a method to the madness.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Since OKCupid isn’t going to be asking people for their drivers license or birth certificate anytime soon to validate the names. All this means is that instead of hotstud799898. You can be Hughe G Dickerson. Basically an easier to read name
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    The question I am stuck with. How do you get a valuation that means anything. Even with the 100,000 gold bitcoins those guys premined. They are “worth 27 mil” only if you assume they can find enough suckers willing to trade at the current p
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    The best way to guarantee that an agency or business won’t have your ideas or opinions affecting it is to leave. I know being disheartened is difficult but you don’t enact change by going home with your ball everytime you hit a bump.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Link?
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Pretty much. And there are some pretty important apps built with react. I think this is more intended to remove the plethora of cookie cutter apps.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Pretty much. This is just political maneuvering.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    So basically he’s saying that there is no legitimate way to apply a value to bitcoin so the price could be worth 100 or a million a bitcoin. Which is correct since the value of it is mostly driven by speculation right now. There’s no tellin
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. This is crazy old news. Even nmr quantum computing is miles beyond this.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Pretty much. If the checkmark didn’t have benefits then it becomes gray. The only way it becomes neutral is if they genuinely mean it as a validation. Ie even the most dispicable person gets one if they are validated.
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    by kjrose 9y ago

    Oh man. The list of times stuff like this was done in mc ar Uwaterloo would fill a novel.