knightofmars

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by knightofmars 12y ago
YES! I couldn't agree more. Thank you for making this comment, specifically this part, "...the proposals I've seen so far seem just beyond the ken of the forehead-slapping simplicity...". To me the existing proposals a
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by knightofmars 13y ago
I'm a little suspicious about this whole thing. I want to know who authored this website. Otherwise I hate to say it but I have to assume it is a hit-piece produced by "Box.com" to get people to leave Dropbox.
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by knightofmars 13y ago
The user manual states, "By using the WebDAV protocol, you can access a specific network drive to synchronize documents between the Digital Paper device and the network drive, or transfer documents from the device to the network dri
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by knightofmars 13y ago
The exception (Elon Musk) is not the rule. I believe most mortals would burn out consistently working 100 hour work weeks at their jobs.
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by knightofmars 13y ago
This (as most things are) is far easier said than done. Someone who is in the business of "putting out fires" can easily cite the numerous times they tirelessly fixed a production bug or worked a 60 hour work week. Managers quic
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by knightofmars 13y ago
I think the point missed is that you can easily look at the work done and contrast the quality of Bricklayer A's and Bricklayer B's. Concrete results will always be easy to verify and contrast immediately whereas the nebulous and
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by knightofmars 14y ago
This isn't a new hat. It is something already being used by police departments to identify suspects on video by comparing their facial attributes against records produced by analyzing driver's license photographs.