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by mrkstu 7y ago
I spent much of my youth in Utah, and it is probably the epitome of this. Best state Gini coefficient [0]. Great income mobility (also best in US [1]). It also has a rampant fraud/ponzi/mlm issue [3]. They come from the same sourc
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by mrkstu 7y ago
To an extent- but in reality I would be shocked if the US wasn’t willing to offer a pretty full fat free trade agreement to a post hard-brexit UK.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
So all quantum vs classical differences could be reduced to what we are measuring isn’t ‘atomic’ in the Greek classical sense?
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by mrkstu 7y ago
I'm more concerned that if a migration happened to Vimeo, you'd end up in the same spot. Speech doesn't presume an easy to reach audience. I'm fine with YouTube and its ilk not surfacing things organically if they don&#x
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by mrkstu 7y ago
If the likelihood is that he’ll never actually get to work with the most skilled devs, as per your own post, the de facto reality of his generalization is going to be true.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Partially taxes, but mostly unique regulations and lack of pipelines: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ellenrwald/2018/09/28/californi...
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by mrkstu 7y ago
I run our corporate proxy and security made the call to block ‘personal’ sites since it was basically the Wild West of content...
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Hopefully this signals the end of the designers tyranny at Apple. While physical design has been of paramount importance in Apple's rise to the top, it has been more and more detrimental as Jony and his group wandered into worshipping
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Hopefully this signals the end of the designers tyranny at Apple. While physical design has been of paramount importance in Apple's rise to the top, it has been more and more detrimental as Jony and his group wandered into worshipping
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by mrkstu 7y ago
I just think it is more like first past the post parliamentary government- the party in power gets to implement its agenda whether its a large majority or even a plurality. Not out of the norm around the world or considered anti-democratic.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Since the Constitution expressly places the approval of judges into the hands of the Senate, that is a bit of a non-sequitur. McConnell took a gamble that paid off for his party- if the voters had chosen Hilary there is a very good chance s
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by mrkstu 7y ago
A good ruling. Everyone getting upset at this should take a couple things into consideration- 1. Both parties do this now and have done it historically. It is no more a danger today than it has ever been in the past and the Republic has liv
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by mrkstu 7y ago
USB 3 should drive enough throughput to do that if you want.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Apple and Amazon recently came to similar terms on search inside of Amazon- they cut out 3rd party non-Apple approved resellers from selling on their platform, so there is pretty direct precedent for Apple pushing for similar agreements: h
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Youtube/YoutubeTV seem to be walled off on 2nd factor auth. I've been able to log into both on browsers w/o 2nd factor and then get prompted when logging into web gmail.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
So, I think the main sticking point here is the lock-in of Hyper-V. By making a new popular feature completely dependent on a technology that explicitly disables the use of competitive hypervisors, they're giving with one hand and taki
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Ironically this was very true in imperial Japan. I recently listened to Craig Nelson's "Pearl Harbor: From Infamy to Greatness" and this was stressed repeatedly. The factionalism, not just between the civilian government and
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by mrkstu 7y ago
That is essentially what most SD-WAN devices do- treat the Internet as an 'underlay' network- most of them are using proprietary code to create their own network infrastructure that isn't standards based.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Noting that you didn't actually rebut any point I made...
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by mrkstu 7y ago
I really don't get this POV. If it was just about a random Chinese company, sure, whatever, but Huawei though is 99% likely passing to the Chinese state, which is a geo-political entity that has more than a passing resemblance to some
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by mrkstu 7y ago
I think you'd have to hit an edge case like a repo-man who the ring owner has falsely identified as someone trying to steal their car.
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Which would make no sense, since it would be a circular argument that would apply to every company with a product to sell.
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I think he already has his answer- Apple doesn't guarantee search placement- though it is odd that he'd fall all the way off altogether. If you're relying on Apple (or Google) to feature you in their search results, you'
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by mrkstu 7y ago
There is a cost to curiosity. Lack of focus. I had a real challenge in my career- I continuously ranged far afield in learning well beyond the direct subject areas of my network engineering career. That often took away time I 'should&#
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Same reaction- really trying much to hard to sound cool.
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Kind of. If the property owner believes that he is preventing/stopping another crime (i.e. burglary/theft/criminal mischief) the homicide would be without criminal consequence to the owner. The criminal mischief (at night onl
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Also note that you'll want to go to the features page and hit the disclosure triangle on the 'Security' feature. This is very much a subset of their security features- no IP filtering, AD/LDAP integration, SAML or many o
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by mrkstu 7y ago
Free, not open source version. Obviously a reaction to Amazon's fork- not wanting to give them any code to pull into their version. It will be interesting to see if this is enough to retain the majority of the userbase or if we'll
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Do you have any awareness that this is just a framing, not objective truth? Applying a set of labels to match a predetermined story with two dimensional pre set roles. If an owner closes a company and stops paying any salaries just because
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by mrkstu 7y ago
The difference being, the very best, with multiple offers, are choosing another path. Its like the very best high school students with offers from Harvard, Princeton and Yale- but suddenly Facebook is being treated as if it's Dartmouth

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