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lalos
8y ago
This would be an example: https://www.agiliq.com/blog/2018/01/understanding-python-mag...
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lalos
8y ago
I find it rewarding to clean up my commits, add the work done on the CHANGELOG.md and push the branch for a PR and move on.
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lalos
8y ago
Huh what a coincidence I just watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_jjzzgLARQ which covers the trailer industry. Pretty eye opening to see all the tricks behind the trailers, a almost-must watch.
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lalos
8y ago
You can set some expiration linked back to the app that created that pair and when that app goes away that invalidates that pair, or have app related containers inside the Keychain that also get removed with the app. It is an implementation
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lalos
8y ago
Reminded me of this HN comment regarding Dropbox right when it launched: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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lalos
8y ago
The post you referenced reminded me of this HN comment regarding Dropbox right when it launched: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 It might be simple for an adept developer but not all companies can find/hire t
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lalos
8y ago
The adjective worse was what I was asking about. What is worse about a person that decides to live off the grid? or not care about materialistic things? Yes the decision/change was extreme and caused by the experience of the drug use b
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8y ago
What are the ugly things associated with psychedelic drug use? I would think the 'worst' would be becoming a full blown hippie and remove yourself from society but still that would be a personal choice. What are the traits you see
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8y ago
Good regulation protects people from themselves. Before the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook fiasco, people would claim why care about privacy I have nothing to hide. Its not about hiding the things you do, its about protecting you from sm
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8y ago
We need to take time to think things through, use critical thinking, decide for yourself, see behind the motivations and incentives. Never drink the kool-aid, but you can taste it and decide for yourself. Consider all stakeholders (not only
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8y ago
It did reshape it. Turns out you can offload your costs to your 'employees' that hardly will organize and project costs and earnings to the future (like a competent business). I've talked with bunch of car sharing drivers who
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8y ago
Who knew that startup advice when you are a 3 person shop does not apply to big corps handling a big chunk of the world's population. That's why its ludicrous to make fun of established companies for moving slow, they might be slo
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8y ago
I have to agree with your dad as long as your work is not illegal or causing severe damage to part of the community. The honorable part is usually discarded if you are cleaning toilets for a living but I've talked with people at work t
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8y ago
I can only agree on the lack of self awareness. Lack of understanding that they live on a community and everybody is doing their part. Giving respect to every one even if they earn a fifth of what you earn and treating everyone as dignified
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8y ago
If you don't see the tech bro in the room maybe you are the tech bro. I'm completely joking but I had to say it. I think it is mainly seen in SF or huge cities that's why I proposed the numbers thing. I haven't heard the
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8y ago
Can you expand on more toxic actors and journalists? Is it journalist that grab buzzwords and go on with it? I have no idea of where you are going with that but I feel you will have a strong point. About the bullying and being the group, in
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lalos
8y ago
About the tech bro (and less of the successful CEO) problem, I think it is getting out of hand. Service workers (waiters, drivers, etc) in SF complain constantly of their behavior. What's funny its that it's usually the new blood,
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lalos
8y ago
They use the data collected from any activity on your phone and merge it back with any other data they have of you, to display ads on all the platforms you use. Less time spent on your phone, less usage they can collect to get your behavior
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lalos
8y ago
Apple's large chunk of revenue comes from hardware sales with huge margins. Around 10% would come from app store last time I checked. Google's large chunk of revenue comes from ads, also around the 90% mark.
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8y ago
Ok, I'll concede that it is a hard ask and I was not aware of the name "app timer" I thought it was under parental controls. I can with a straight face defend the aligned incentives. :)
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8y ago
At the Zuckerberg testimony, somebody mention that tech companies were being reckless and if they don't prioritize on their negative impact it will force government to come in and regulate it. It was basically a wake up call of either
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I'm aware of the Google announcement, that is why I mention incentives. Who do you think will push harder in the future or who do you think will get push back once metrics come back with less revenue numbers (possibly), even now look a
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This is game changing, one thing is accepting a weakness or a negative side-effect and another is implementing features that mitigate that. Props to Apple, this is some impressive work that will have a net benefit for users. It is almost as
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8y ago
I want people to judge by themselves. You can argue that yes, they have made some mistakes and probably bad practices like all companies. Try to get out of the tech bubble, companies in the world run on Excel. That alone has a huge impact o
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8y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/goodwill.asp Either goodwill, a cheap deal since they were about to fold, gain trust for people to use Azure Linux or Azure open source platform, etc. I have no idea, but goodw
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I will have to disagree with that, back in the day I remember using more Google Code than Github. Maybe I was more into fringe projects that were not big enough and on Github, but in my personal experience the pain was felt when we lost a b
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lalos
8y ago
I love competition and choice, I'm not even a fan of Github but I see their importance in the game. I'm criticizing herd mentality and something bigger than where you host a repo. I'm asking for critical thinking and that is
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I don't understand why the people have this huge team mentality. If this team does that, it wrong, if another does it it is ok. Google cancelled Google Code with no backlash, or at least not to this level. Microsoft is trying to save a
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Is somebody keeping track of all the projects that Google quits? Back in the day we had this infographic https://www.wordstream.com/articles/retired-google-projects
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8y ago
A better fit would be Docker. Totally unrelated but I can see that as a better fit with Azure rather than invest on the dev community around Github.
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