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by nathas 10y ago
I wonder what new information came across the FBI's desk. It seemed like a "decided not to pursue" case, as opposed to a "not guilty" case before. Does anyone have any insight into recent hacks that could link back
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by nathas 10y ago
... You have what is really just a webpage in a desktop container using 24gb? Wat.
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by nathas 10y ago
> Azure seems to be doing well and some people expect it to overtake AWS sooner rather than later in market share. Source? Edit: Sorry, that was lazy of me. Googled: https://mspoweruser.com/cio-surey-finds-microsoft-azure
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by nathas 10y ago
I disagree. If you have something that is of significant value to the company, you need to hedge your risk. Automation is a particular hedge. People fail, and while processes do too, they often fail less. Would you be comfortable moving som
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Abusing Public Third-Party Services for EDoS Attacks(usenix.org)
2 points by nathas 10y ago|0 comments
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by nathas 10y ago
> "Oh wait, why sue Congress when you can simply vote them out of office?" That can be radically difficult because of gerrymandering. That aside, launching a public campaign, garnering votes, and voting on a _single issue_ is o
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A World Without Uber: Dispatches from Austin(vocativ.com)
2 points by nathas 10y ago|0 comments
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by nathas 10y ago
I was actually going to say I like the UI quite a bit at first glance. I haven't bit in yet, but overall I really dug the layout.
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by nathas 11y ago
It feels like you may, in the longer-term, sacrifice different thinking for productivity. If I worked with the same team for years, unless we were some how really, really pushing ourselves as a group, I think I would miss out on whole world
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by nathas 11y ago
Looks neat. It's a bummer that it's Mac-only
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by nathas 11y ago
A dependency manager installed with a dependency manager to make the dependency manager faster. Sheesh. This is neat though. Not sure how I feel about the global packages. I feel like it's a strength to have libraries pulled down exclu
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by nathas 11y ago
This seems like a glorified recruiting post. Additionally the title is "Working at Genius", not "How code reviews work at genius.com"
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by nathas 11y ago
First, I appreciate this story, but it seems the author compares the build process of software to the production process of the car line. It's comparing the build stage vs the literal produce-the-thing stage. I also think the stoppage
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by nathas 11y ago
I see it as helping myself future-proof myself. If I know I have inherent risks as I age, or worse, genetic mutations that could passed to my children, personally it's worth the possible data abuse to me. It would be very unfortunate i
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by nathas 11y ago
To me, that always smacks of profit margins that are so razor thin the business is having trouble staying afloat. In this case it may just be poor wording. It doesn't say that they cared that they had to pay more, just that it was requ
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by nathas 11y ago
Sounds like no one is happy then.
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by nathas 11y ago
Could you design drones that have higher integrity because you don't need to have a conventional cockpit area?
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by nathas 11y ago
The Rifter fleet is real.
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by nathas 11y ago
http://devopsreactions.tumblr.com/post/87284390953/friday-de...
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by nathas 11y ago
So if I jump onto an unsecured hotspot, you're telling me 100% of my traffic is being routed through a Google proxy first? The same company that already has all of my email, docs, photos, and chats? I guess they already had my browsing
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by nathas 12y ago
Absolutely. It's a really hard problem. I think predicting the future data accurately is also really hard though, and I'm not sure how much value is there for end users. That said, I haven't built a successful company and the
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by nathas 12y ago
I really wish they would invest in helping their users answer the "Why" question more. Why did users click that link 5000 times? Why is this funnel dropping off? Why did the time-to-first-interaction increase? These are questions
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by nathas 12y ago
You're optimizing for growth, the article optimizes for happiness. Depends what you're looking for in life.
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by nathas 12y ago
"I have JS and cookies disabled" So imagine what bots often don't have. Adding JS interaction and cookies takes more effort on the part of the programmer writing a bot. So yeah, you'd look a lot more like a robot. How el
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by nathas 12y ago
I think it's much more of a "I already write C#, so now I can write apps for other platforms without needing to learn their language!" That leads to further evangelism at conferences, more talk about how C# is great and the p
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by nathas 12y ago
Can you explain why you think so?
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by nathas 12y ago
I believe they mean you write code in VS and target Android/iOS/etc for builds. It sounds like it's moving more towards a regular IDE than very .NET specific. It does not sound like you can run VS on different devices.
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by nathas 12y ago
If you sign in, under the "Settings" -> "Branded Short Domain" section, there are two links. One says "Personal", and lets you continue along without pricing being mentioned. Then there's a "Busine
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by nathas 12y ago
How is this different than Gojee? http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/21/recipe-finding-app-gojee-qu...
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by nathas 12y ago
I literally can't think of a single reason why I'd use this... Maybe it's the Next Big Thing but what's the target market? * Who is the customer? * What is the pain point? * How do you make money?

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