midas007

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by midas007 13y ago
Privacy as a Service with centralized servers isn't "swat proof."
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by midas007 13y ago
Yeah, something about the look or copy comes off as a free site but then it isn't.
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by midas007 13y ago
I'm confused. Is this being given tasks, showing off existing projects or working together on mutually decided projects?
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by midas007 13y ago
That might be one of the reasons that type information is optional in Erlang, and what makes it fairly expressive at the cost of some static analysis.
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by midas007 13y ago
TL;DR - most dynamic languages allow most things to change at any time. So with a large codebase, it's hard to know where a particular something is getting changed (or not). IOTW, it makes error traceability of the codebase more diff
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by midas007 13y ago
Another reason I use NoScript, Disconnect and LightBeam, and also don't use Facebook.
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by midas007 13y ago
https://angel.co/deepmind-technologies-limited Looks like PayPal (tm) mafia extended family.
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by midas007 13y ago
Extracting millions out of acquirees should be done with the least possible investment. Seriously, if you can rook 'em in some way that can't blow back, go for it.
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by midas007 13y ago
Let's not forget promoters and ~~payola~~ playola.
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by midas007 13y ago
IIRC, AppJet and Meteor folks.
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by midas007 13y ago
Trimble Navigation, Caterpillar, SAIC, Genetech, General Electric, MITRE, SLAC, SRI.
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by midas007 13y ago
A friend of mine has a great idea about how to approach marriage: don't unless you've dated for several years AND want to have (or already have) kids. If either condition fails, don't. Just don't.
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by midas007 13y ago
OEM/ODM contract manufacturers do most of the heavy lifting of figuring how to make things cheap. Most of the time they cut corners creatively and save everyone money and it works out, but sometimes the low-volume shops go too far and
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by midas007 13y ago
First, folks give up way too easily. It takes time for things to hit even when everything's dialed-in. Second, unless an app costs a ton of money to keep going, find a home for it. There's always some shop that will buy up your
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by midas007 13y ago
This is really, really old. Google bought it and incorporated it into Google Docs. The best fork is Pirate Pad, because it has pirates of course. : ) http://piratepad.net/front-page/
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by midas007 13y ago
Eat oatmeal and live in a van. That'll cut expenses and give you more runway to keep failing fast (the character building kind). Also, sell your apps (make shopping carts, ads, website) before you build product. That'll save you
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by midas007 13y ago
Moving to the BA is a win for anything tech because cash flows freely, but the cost of living is murder. If possible, buy some land somewhere cheaper like Oregon and work remotely as much as possible. Options after about 10 employees are w
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by midas007 13y ago
Very bad advice. Pioneers get slaughtered. Also, some niches are unfilled for a reason. Let someone else figure that out (eg waste lots of time and money going nowhere) and instead copy what works (SaaS apps that have recurrent monthly c
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by midas007 13y ago
Consulting is also feast or famine (if not hustling enough).
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by midas007 13y ago
It's perfectly reasonable (if technically possible) for either the OS or a third-party "firewall" app to intercept dangerous requests and prompt the user to allow/deny them.
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by midas007 13y ago
Sounds like you were at Davos while Kyiv, Damascus, Cairo, etc.
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by midas007 13y ago
Another reason to have video+audio inside and out of a brick & mortar. The other thing is to live stream a backup to somewhere out-of-reach of local & country jurisdictions. Because if you don't provide your own reliable evide
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by midas007 13y ago
Yeap. bwm-ng > iftop for most uses. If there's a performance problem, iperf is the old standby and even works with 10gbe links.
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by midas007 13y ago
Check out bwm-ng
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by midas007 13y ago
sysstat (sar), slabtop, free
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by midas007 13y ago
It's almost like Max+Plus II for the Apple II. So I did CS & Eng, the courses we had that covered parameterized digital blocks (& Verilog/VHDL) were ECS 154A and B
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by midas007 13y ago
Thanks. s/CGA/HGR{,2}/ Neat read (I never coded for Apple II): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_II_graphics#High-Resolut...
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by midas007 13y ago
Yup. The double-quotes indicates the subjective nature of legitimacy. (It sucks when decision-makers fail to grasp that legitimacy isn't objective.)
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by midas007 13y ago
Rarely does a game from that era have that much complexity, and in CGA. Wow. Also, an ASCII guide to gates: output input(s) + NOT --o< |-- + -+-- OR --( (
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324-step Japanese Puzzle Box (Yosegi Muku / Himitsu-Bako)(puzzleboxworld.com)
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