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by opendais 12y ago
The Fed is a tool for managing inflation and monetary supply and it does its best with that tool to sustain job creation and the economy in general. The real problem is the US's structural problems have become a systemic cancer that
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by opendais 12y ago
I don't work/use Assembly so...I can't really answer the rest but: > The standard practice of any Corporation or LLC that provides a service to distribute revenue based on contributions is to own and control the projects e
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by opendais 12y ago
Of course it is. That is how all such business agreements work. Replace Assembly with any Corporation or LLC in existence, same principle and behavior. I'm not sure why you find this surprising or spooky.
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by opendais 12y ago
Actually, I'm demanding data that drug arrests are more dangerous than other arrests. Or really any data supporting your position in general. I'm not sure how that wasn't clear when I explicitly stated it. Instead of doing th
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by opendais 12y ago
Technically? No. Practically? Yes. Otherwise, nothing would stop a contributor from cloning the repo on GitHub and running a competitor without paying any of the other developers.
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by opendais 12y ago
I probably will end up building the bare minimum to meet my needs and moving on tbh. It was basically a monitoring/metrics system to merge how I handle the monitoring of crons, work queue, system metrics, analytics, etc. into a single
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by opendais 12y ago
Does anyone else feel this is something that has nothing to do with Google and is purely a Landlord/Tenant issue? Sure, it is a dick move that this lawyer is engaging in...but ultimately it is a legal one. A legal one the politicians a
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by opendais 12y ago
There really isn't another way to do it for Assembly that I can see. They are the responsible entity that pays for infrastructure, assume the legal liability, provides the platform, provides the payout process. They need control of the
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by opendais 12y ago
I'm not a developer working on Helpful [I also don't plan to start since I'm focused on other things] so I don't really feel comfortable debating it and trying to lobby for change. I mainly look at Assembly as a nice ide
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by opendais 12y ago
This is a very neat idea and I hope it works out for you. :) That said, helpful.io is priced high relative to its competition and I worry that this business model really will only work for advertising/etc supported products rather than
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by opendais 12y ago
Google adding cloud monitoring has me sorely tempted to abandon a side project of mine. I'm sure Google could do it better. Bah. :P
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by opendais 12y ago
Its done by the Census, the SSA doesn't track it that I noticed: http://money.usnews.com/money/retirement/articles/2013/02/11... Turning 65 is no guarantee that you will be ready or willing to
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by opendais 12y ago
The API stuff that solves these captchas is really akin to Amazon's Mechanical Turk and outsourced to places like India. http://antigate.com/ Scroll to the bottom.
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by opendais 12y ago
The graph represents a 4% chance in the size of the active labor force. In good times, 1 in 5 people don't work. So saying 1 in 4 is a massive change [when it is 5%] isn't really correct. It also is only 'prime' so 25-54
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by opendais 12y ago
I agree that those captchas are obscenely bad. :) I think we really, really need a replacement solution for them that works as reliably vs. bots.
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by opendais 12y ago
As the parent said, they don't rent. They break low security boxes / poorly secured boxes and use their cpu cycles for $0 + opportunity cost of the hack.
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by opendais 12y ago
> The answer is that everyone is going to own different robots. The whole point is that a robot is going to be so much more efficient than a human, that for less than 1/50th the cost of a median house a human could buy a robot that
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by opendais 12y ago
It has been about a day without a response so I'm assuming you lack such sources/evidence to support your claim.
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by opendais 12y ago
I actually dislike it for the reasons you stated. I don't see this negatively impacting a botnet at all while still annoying regular users with the delay. Also, even if they are paying for it, the "proof of work" is probabl
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by opendais 12y ago
Thanks. Have you considered differentiating b/t user and moderator action with something like [Dead] and [Dead - User Flag]?
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by opendais 12y ago
Personally, I run Linux so I don't have a use for Office. I was tempted to pay for Office 365 and move away from Google but I'm not sure if it is truly a superior solution for my needs given Microsoft's habit of 0 support for
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by opendais 12y ago
Possibly. I'm curious if this one survives.
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by opendais 12y ago
Correct, you'd need to get a domain and switch. It is what I did.
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by opendais 12y ago
FWIW, I suggest: Do hard things you don't know how to do until you know how to do them. ;) Personally, I just am happy dicking around with programming and never being better than an average programmer. I'm more interested in money
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by opendais 12y ago
I suppose. I think my lack of caring/thought about it is what set me up for such an obvious rebuttal. Thanks. :)
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by opendais 12y ago
It seems to be a pattern with him that he is completely oblivious about how his actions affect other people: http://readwrite.com/2008/11/24/kevin_rose_apologizes_for_se... Maybe I should have phrased it diff
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by opendais 12y ago
That might be. I guess I'm just being a dick about it then?
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by opendais 12y ago
This seems like something that might take off with a distributed/remote call center. Ship them a chromebook and they are ready to work.
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by opendais 12y ago
Does anyone else feel that Kevin Rose has the right to demolish it but at the same time Kevin Rose only cares about Kevin Rose and that this is a dick move?
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The Sharing Economy and the Mystery of the Mystery of Inequality(cepr.net)
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