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loteck
11y ago
To summarize (correct me if I'm wrong): - Google will now be operated as a subsidiary of a new company called Alphabet. - Alphabet will be publicly traded under the same symbols as Google is now traded. - Stock will just transfer as-is
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11y ago
IT's purpose isn't to dictate, but to respond. It is neither. Its mission is to advise on technology solutions to help an enterprise meet its budgetary and operational goals, to engineer the systems selected to meet those goals,
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11y ago
I find it amusing that you advocate for increased ability for sellers, who are Etsy's customers, to provide honest feedback to Etsy... in the next breath after you've just advocated for the complete removal of buyer feedback.
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11y ago
Pretty sure Rusty is in a staring contest with adequacy.org to see who folds first.
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11y ago
I also am an admirer of Snowden's actions in this case, and what those actions have helped to accomplish. But when choosing how to respond on the issue of leaking classified information, I think the government has to look at more than
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11y ago
But let's really get down to plain English. What is the best analogy to use when explaining public key cryptography to an educated, non-technical audience? I've used the door-with-2-locks analogy previously. Is there a clearer ana
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11y ago
Never been polygraphed but I always wondered about an alternative to the "emotional control" approach to beating it that is discussed in the article. My alternative would be to trick my mind into not lying despite the question ask
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12y ago
I think this audit was a colossal waste of time and resources Said every entity that has ever been audited in the history of time. Of course you assume your partners' accounting books are legit, and you assume your vendors'
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12y ago
How can you trust this response when Lenovo still maintains that Superfish was not a security problem except in the wild imaginations of security researchers? You can't.
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12y ago
When (if?) Google's End-to-End matures, it would be a game-changer for a lot of the less savvy users of GPG that I know. https://github.com/google/end-to-end
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12y ago
Previous discussions of this entertaining series from 2012 here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4491216 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4582123 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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12y ago
Do we care more about student progress or our appearance? We care about both, and we have to. Proposed solutions will have to cater to this reality to have any hope of success. Why can’t we start a movement to walk away from these tests?
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12y ago
This may be the least inspiring, least visionary solutions for one of the tech industry's challenges I've ever read from PG. That's unfortunate. The tech industry's hostility to the basic concepts of training and employe
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12y ago
He says that there is a 1-in-a-million chance you'll get rich. There's 314 million people in the US. Is it statistically true that only 314 Americans will ever get rich?
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12y ago
Could you elaborate on why you find that amazing?
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12y ago
The comment does not make a good point. It conflates the idea of equality with the concept of diversity. Equality is neither inherently caused or obstructed by diversity.
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12y ago
Is there enough attention being paid to how the language used in job ads is, in the best case, subliminally advertising a company's culture of ageism? I can hardly think of a better way to advertise that you only want young people to a
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12y ago
The link in the headline should be changed to the original reporting from Ben Smith at Buzzfeed instead of Gigaom's commentary about the story. [1] http://www.buzzfeed.com/bensmith/uber-executive-suggests-dig...
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12y ago
These regulations appear to mostly apply to the individuals who choose to rent out their property. Airbnb itself dodged the one big item that would have impacted them directly, which was an idea that Airbnb should be on the hook for $25 mil
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12y ago
Not being a rocket scientist, I am unfamiliar with some details. Aren't there only a very small number of launch sites even viable for consideration in the US for this kind of activity? Something about being close to the equator, and n
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A Young Person’s Guide To Getting Rich Slowly
(hereandnow.wbur.org)
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12y ago
From the perspective of this sysadmin: get Microsoft to build PGP into Exchange, and integrate the functionality into Outlook. It would be the tipping point you seek, perhaps the only one that exists.
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12y ago
> which were clearly a joke There's a lot of information flying around so I may have missed something. Why is the official page, which states that there are security concerns, "clearly" a joke?
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12y ago
The word tattoo appears 3 times in this article, two of them in headlines. Nothing substantive in the article actually says tattoos sharply impact hiring. Can anyone cite an actual source?
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13y ago
The 20-something got backhanded Yep, and this should never happen in a professional setting when your job is dealing with the public.
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13y ago
Summary of this tempest: Girl applies to join a "job bank" email group in Cleveland, in order to find a job. Girl feels like it's also a smart idea to connect with the operator of the email group on LinkedIn. Operator absolut
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13y ago
Am I correct in assuming that touch interfaces can't benefit from this kind of architecture?
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13y ago
Pretty happy Silvrback user here, but I do kind of miss the "quick idea" interface from svbtle (wp version in my case). How well has Silvrback held up under heavy load?
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13y ago
Contract law requires there to be "consideration" (usually money) given when asking you to give something up, otherwise the contract can be found invalid. Please stop taking business matters so personally, they aren't trying
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13y ago
The interesting part about watching this isn't watching it being written. It's watching it being edited. What to leave on the cutting room floor is always the hardest part, and Stypi's "Doomed" feature does a great
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