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by lucasgonze 7y ago
That must be her next move.
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Thinking Militarily about Laptop Theft(some.gonze.com)
2 points by lucasgonze 7y ago|0 comments
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by lucasgonze 7y ago
Thanks for comments on solutions companies and on Salesforce, codegeek and PaulHoule. You understand the situation perfectly. AI is early and customers need handholding because they don't really understand it and don't have in-hou
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Can a Solutions Startup Scale?
10 points by lucasgonze 7y ago|3 comments
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How to Outsource App Signing?
3 points by lucasgonze 7y ago|0 comments
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Dumping Unit Tests
5 points by lucasgonze 7y ago|4 comments
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by lucasgonze 7y ago
You can't be precious on Upwork. And there's a strong GIGO factor. What you have to do is churn a bunch of jobs/contractors until you get the one that really pays off. Don't let the hassles get to you, just keep turning
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by lucasgonze 7y ago
I'm inspired by how clean his reasoning is. Something basic but fuzzy which we refer to all the time - "divide by zero is undefined" - actually contains meaning! This makes me happy.
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Metrics for Markup Quality?
2 points by lucasgonze 8y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Tab Completion
2 points by lucasgonze 8y ago|1 comments
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
I paid for professional headshots to use in professional settings. It was partly about LinkedIn and other social media, and partly about conferences and press. Why? Because it's an effective way to tell your story better. It says you&#
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
I'm less interested by the phone and more by the idea of "a unique innovation ecosystem evolved with little western influence, thanks to political, language, and cultural isolation." ... "gongkai isn’t a totally lawless
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
VCs must aim high, but a medium-size win isn't the same as going bust. It's still better to get a return with strong linear growth than to get nothing.
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
Likely the oldest living creatures in 3 billion years of life on earth.
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Hacker's guide to handling DMCA requests(some.gonze.com)
1 points by lucasgonze 8y ago|0 comments
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
That gets to lock-in. The stacks are super proprietary. Porting away from AWS to another serverless cloud vendor (e.g. Azure) would be a major project. Porting to a server-ful architecture would be a full rewrite.
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by lucasgonze 8y ago
This bug is almost old enough to drive. I submitted an earlier version of it back in the early 00s and have been CC'd on the endless procedural back-and-forth ever since. Incredibly, nobody ever said "we're just not doing it.
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Prevent data: URLs from being used for XSS(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
28 points by lucasgonze 8y ago|12 comments
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
One of the most interesting things about this is reconstructing Coltrane's thinking. What steps did he follow to get here? Here's a genius whose profession is music, not math. What was his intellectual path during his private sess
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
I have considered a spiral version. You could see the Coltrane diagrams as viewing a spiral head-on, so that the spiral nature of the structure is hidden by occlusion. This would solve the problem of the arbitrary nature of representing onl
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
I'd look to see how the spiral array model can map these together.
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
I never heard from him. The Coltrane originals were probably part of his estate, and I would guess have been donated to the university where he taught.
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
That sounds promising since it does disprove my earlier line of argument. That said, there is more work to be done to show equivalence.
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
I haven't thought about it in depth, but my guess is that it is not, because a lattice is not isomorphic with a cylinder or torus. Figuring out the relationship in detail would be a good project.
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Coltrane Pitch Diagrams: Wrapping notes around a torus(medium.com)
198 points by lucasgonze 9y ago|68 comments
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
I am just tabbing over from looking at a github profile of a potential hire. It was somewhat useful as a way of understanding this person's technology style. I saw PHP, game dev, JSON. I saw that he does do OSS stuff, though not much.
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
Well, this is an eminently reasonable case, even though my basic instinct is to harass smokers however possible.
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
We can even incentivize this by giving more food for bigger butts. ;)
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Banking suggestions?
1 points by lucasgonze 9y ago|0 comments
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by lucasgonze 9y ago
That inspired this idea: make all password databases public, in an encrypted form. Just post them in a standard location. This is to get rid of the fiction that these are ever private and to eliminate an incentive to break in.

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