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by nwsm 6y ago
I think you're projecting
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by nwsm 6y ago
Yeah the slides are pretty awesome
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by nwsm 6y ago
Let's collab, I'll start: https://jummbus.bitbucket.io/#j2N07Unnamedn310s0k0l00e03t2mm...
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by nwsm 6y ago
I interviewed with Ad Hoc a few years ago. They told the healthcare.gov story (and I googled it as well) but never mentioned Go. Seemed like a good group though
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by nwsm 6y ago
> Traveling FROM the US is the problem, regardless of where your passport is from. Which is why he would be traveling from Cyprus
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by nwsm 6y ago
Anything from the article you'd like to mention then?
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by nwsm 6y ago
If by stories you mean written, surely nowhere. There are some 40,000 years between the last Neanderthals and the invention of writing. Though I’m not even a history hobbyist, it seems incredibly unlikely for those stories to be passed down
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by nwsm 6y ago
Glad we got this passed. Still more work to be done nationwide on this and similar issues. As someone else mentioned, the auto industry ran disgusting ads claiming local mechanics will get your address from your car data, follow you home, a
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by nwsm 6y ago
Eventually we'll add an analytics plugin and need the banner. But at the time it was one of those "every site has one" decisions from non-technical folks. Similar frustration with arbitrary password requirements on the same s
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by nwsm 6y ago
I was recently tasked with making an "Accept our use of cookies" banner for our public site. Before that banner we did not store any cookies at all; now we have one to store their consent.
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by nwsm 6y ago
I have switched to Firefox successfully, but only at home. I still use Chrome at work for webdev.
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by nwsm 6y ago
> For every transactional email I need to send out - registration, account recovery, and email change verification - the user always initiates this by submitting their email address, and it will at that time be available to the backend t
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by nwsm 6y ago
>Also obviously only North America exists. Did you... read the article?
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by nwsm 6y ago
At first I thought SDK was a condition their child had.
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by nwsm 6y ago
LEGO Mindstorms is a really good line imo. Maybe higher level on the software side, but is great for what you're describing- getting beginners interested in coding through robotics.
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by nwsm 6y ago
> only to eventually discover that there's only one class that implements that interface I mean, in this case it's literally: * right click on "someInjectedService" * select "Go To Implementations" and you&#
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by nwsm 6y ago
God I am so sick of hearing "hiring is broken". Not that I necessarily disagree, but this is the first sentence of every single recruiting startup pitch. (And spoiler alert- none of them have fixed it) It comes off tongue in cheek
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by nwsm 6y ago
Note that the emojis are in text, and many of them do not center very well(I'm in Firefox).
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by nwsm 6y ago
They also inspired similar usage for looking up a profile/resource in Snapchat, Spotify, Venmo, etc.
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by nwsm 6y ago
They will tell you "let the market sort it out"
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by nwsm 6y ago
Not to mention pushy/disingenuous military recruitment tactics.
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by nwsm 6y ago
I don't think it will even be close to general availability in Phoenix.
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by nwsm 6y ago
Why does Waymo need to prove viability but Uber does not? Uber cannot lose $8B/yr forever. The obvious advantage will be price, if Uber even still exists.
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by nwsm 6y ago
I've never hunted bugs, but you could start by picking a target website and inspecting traffic on register/login pages, user input screens, pages that load dynamic content (may lead you to API endpoints with methods to exploit), e
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by nwsm 6y ago
Because that scenario is irrelevant to the conversation
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by nwsm 6y ago
> Services relying on Pub/Sub should be idempotent anyway. If you need to work around that for some reason, you are better off dumping messages from your subscriber into RabbotMQ or Redis for processing and use a Subscriber/Sch
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by nwsm 6y ago
> dang does a way better job than Reddit How is that a relevant comparison? Reddit is orders of magnitude larger (looks to be around 100 times more active users) and allows users to create public and private subreddits that can easily be
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by nwsm 6y ago
TE's products are mostly "expensive toys". It's not really an insult; lots of people spend lots of money on "toys".
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by nwsm 6y ago
Yes I'd call it a network effect, and the author does as well later in the article. The point is that the network effect is required for the idea to work. It doesn't have to be a network effect though. Other examples he gives: &gt
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by nwsm 6y ago
"This article does not exist" type headline.

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