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by mozumder 8y ago
Raise everyone up a level to make sure they can perform jobs that robots can't do, like get an advanced degree or incorporate a business. Make it a requirement for citizenship.
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by mozumder 8y ago
The Super Nintendo was probably the closest thing to a C256.
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by mozumder 8y ago
I learned about all this from Starship Troopers, with my friends and I noticing the satire immediately while watching it at the theatre. It was basically Colbert Report before Colbert Report, literally making fun of its source material. Th
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Tech Companies Still Aren’t Hiring Black Workers(bloomberg.com)
48 points by mozumder 8y ago|100 comments
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by mozumder 8y ago
So, anyone can submit a framework here as a docker container? I'd love to send in my custom framework for benchmarking.
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by mozumder 8y ago
How different are the various frameworks here? Are they all running with SSL? Do they keep track of session cookies? Do they have Content Security Policy headers? etc.. There's probably a million different feature configuration diffe
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by mozumder 8y ago
One obvious thing is that it would eliminate the brutal discounts that salesmen give at the end-of-the-quarter to meet sales quotas. They would now have a more continuous timeline to meet sales goals.
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by mozumder 8y ago
You'd have the same in a quarterly report surprise anyways.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Reports can be arranged so that reconciled & unreconciled transactions are separated into their own timelines. Auditing of transactions can happen daily. It's not an impossible problem.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Why isn't financial information a real-time report, updated to the nanosecond? Why are financial reports split into quarters? The fact that we split financial data itself into quarters is what drives this short-termism. You now have a
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by mozumder 8y ago
Swift needs its version of Django/Ruby-on-rails...
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by mozumder 8y ago
Just use Geekbench. It's great for core performance comparisons, based on actual micro-workloads. BTW We're looking at ~4200 for Ryzen, ~4800 Ryzen 2, and ~5800 for i7 Coffee Lake.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Every new brand in the fashion industry is using Shopify, even those with a bit of name recognition.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Tariffs, and protectionism, are such an extreme measure. It should only be used against countries that you're going to war with. They should never be used in the course of normal trade. America is like 50 countries with open border &am
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by mozumder 8y ago
The art created by the rich isn't exclusively for the rich. They create art galleries and museums, as well as parks and festivals and sports and science centers and Keck telescopes and universities and other great things. You could say
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by mozumder 8y ago
That's exactly it!
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by mozumder 8y ago
Class differentiation is the central meaning of life. The struggle is the point. You get up and wear nice clothes in the morning so that you're better than the slob that doesn't. Nobody wants to be the same as everyone else. If ev
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by mozumder 8y ago
The best part is that they have to know the alignment the telescopes within .5 mm of each other, across thousands of miles.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Send them GZipped traffic anyways, since all legitimate clients support it.
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by mozumder 8y ago
So, how does the vast majority of the country live without guns? Is everyone without guns dead? How do they manage to survive, but gun owners can't without their guns?
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by mozumder 8y ago
Please don't use simplistic models of the world. You don't have enough information to deduce how the world works and know how everyone in society behaves. I do. Pro-tip: ask yourself how the vast majority of people in the country
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by mozumder 8y ago
Hunting helps sustain the environment, so it does have its useful purpose, and guns become a tool for that purpose.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Are you saying we should allow more crimes since we can't stop all crimes?
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by mozumder 8y ago
So, why weren't the police charged for opening fire on an unarmed civilian?
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by mozumder 8y ago
Yes. The police, along with everyone else, should be disarmed. NOBODY should be allowed to defend themselves with a gun. Guns should only be allowed for hunting. Are you seriously suggesting they shouldn't?
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by mozumder 8y ago
I hated perl in the mid-90's, and stuck with grep/awk/sed intead, because it was a little more documented-structured. Meanwhile, if you randomly mashed on your keyboard, it would output a perl script. I jumped to Python as so
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by mozumder 8y ago
I took 1 year of Russian in school and I still know how to read Cyrillic a little, but don't know all the words. And for some reason, I can also make out Greek because of it. Early immersion is probably best way to teach foreign langu
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by mozumder 8y ago
I think the reason Amazon had to announce their search publicly is because their HQ2 project is so much bigger than Apple's or any other company's. 60,000 jobs is not something you take up lightly, especially as it relates to tran
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by mozumder 8y ago
Isn't that what you'd do anyways? How would you create triggers if you didn't create an SQL file with the trigger code, and running that at some point? And since it's in a file, wouldn't you check that into version
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by mozumder 8y ago
Yes. SF needs to stop trying to make self-driving cars a thing and catch up to the rest of the country that wants mass transit. Why do SF tech companies keep reinventing the bus??

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