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by minton 8y ago
I don’t get all the hate on the new MacBook Pros. I have a 2016 with TouchBar. It’s not a beast but it’s definitely faster compared to the 2015 model I replaced.
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by minton 8y ago
> Today, Zuckerberg is a moral leader—a family man, and a donor to noble causes. Facebook has a magic PR team.
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by minton 8y ago
I think this article is from 2010.
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by minton 8y ago
I have 1000/1000 fiber and I can’t make a video call over Slack. People claim my video is freezing and they’re only getting every other word. I wonder if bufferbloat could be an explanation.
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by minton 8y ago
According to the article they didn’t access friends’ data. >Like other quiz apps, it requested consent to access the user’s profile (friends’ data was not collected)
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by minton 8y ago
I thought this was part of the business model. Microsoft makes bank by rolling out an "empowering" tool (think Excel Macros, Access VBA, and LightSwitch) that allows the business folks to create their own solutions. Eventually the
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Stack Overflow and Pluralsight want to grade developers skill(stackoverflow.blog)
2 points by minton 9y ago|0 comments
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by minton 9y ago
I love this idea but the four remote people are on a slack video call and projected to the big screen in the conference room. I can't imagine the response if I was seen walking around in the background cleaning stuff up.
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by minton 9y ago
At my company we have weekly all-hands meetings. It lasts about an hour as ~15 people take turns giving updates. I’d say 95% of this meeting is just verbalizing the kanban board. I’d say 80-90% of the meeting isn’t applicable to most attend
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by minton 9y ago
I’m not sure I would trust Facebook with an always-on wide-angle lens and microphone in my house. I can’t imagine the next-level of creepy ads that will enable. It’s creepy enough when they start showing ads for physical stores I’ve visited
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by minton 9y ago
I agree the title is click bait. Here’s a quote from the creator (taken from the reddit link): > I have compiled it, I just want to show how big is password reuse problem for security community, and how easy was to crack those hashes us
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Ask HN: How can anyone afford $42K/year for health insurance?
1 points by minton 9y ago|4 comments
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by minton 9y ago
> The market doesn't care what's under the hood as long as it works and solves problems. This is a hard truth.
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by minton 9y ago
How is Google Fi? Is it a full replacement for Verizon and others?
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by minton 9y ago
Please stop calling this technology.
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by minton 9y ago
Obviously I'm all for catching disgusting people like this but how is this possible without gross violation of your privacy?
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Dropbox snoops through your files(ajc.com)
4 points by minton 9y ago|4 comments
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by minton 9y ago
We need a list of founders who have sold out to large companies that have eventually closed the product down. This would be worth consulting to see who's behind a new app before trying it.
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by minton 10y ago
http://www.npr.org/2017/03/29/521926674/climate-friendly-coa...
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by minton 10y ago
Are online degrees worth it? Part of me feels like most companies would look down on it and it might be worse than not having a degree. Specifically, I was looking at http://ufonline.ufl.edu/degrees/undergraduate/c
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by minton 10y ago
Don't you get "deliverability" from the email provider (i.e., SendGrid, SparkPost, Amazon SES)?
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by minton 10y ago
How is this different than wefunder.com?
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by minton 10y ago
They say everything is operating normally but my latest commits are still missing. Have they lost data?
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by minton 10y ago
Well that was scary. I pushed some changes and noticed the CI server didn't do anything and it reported no changes. So I checked the PR and sure enough it doesn't show any of my latest commits although git seems to think all is we
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by minton 12y ago
Can these things really be safe?
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Going Inside the Office Keurig(michael.minton.io)
3 points by minton 12y ago|3 comments
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by minton 12y ago
I believe "male pattern baldness" is known as androgenic alopecia. Unfortunately, I don't think this research applies to those with androgenic alopecia.
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Why War Rooms Don't Work for Software Development(michaelminton.com)
1 points by minton 12y ago|0 comments
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How is this legal?
3 points by minton 13y ago|1 comments
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by minton 14y ago
"Although braggadocio doesn't come naturally to most computer programmers..." Ha! Made me laugh.

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