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by paxy 8y ago
I doubt it. This move has a lot to do with Electron, which runs on Chromium.
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by paxy 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but he can't legally sell these disks then right (at least before wiping them first)?
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by paxy 8y ago
Every website works off the same technology and database to detect child pornography (PhotoDNA). If it slipped though Tumblr, it would on any other site or app as well (including Apple's).
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by paxy 8y ago
This is especially valid for forms that accept non-US addresses. It is such a pain to deal with assumed formats, length/charset limits or other restrictions put in place by devs who clearly have no idea how addresses work in other coun
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by paxy 8y ago
A majority (~75%) of the revenue is going to drivers. Rest for employee salaries and other operating expenses (facilities, marketing etc.) For the second part, yes, and a LOT more than $100B. Heck, a single fund (SoftBank Vision Fund) is wo
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by paxy 8y ago
Have to factor in parking, gas and insurance as well.
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by paxy 8y ago
The law extends to videos beyond the front page
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by paxy 8y ago
How is a basic database, cache and queue too much?
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by paxy 8y ago
So, being able to globally allow or disallow cookies, which every browser does already?
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by paxy 8y ago
I haven't felt this at all. What companies are you applying to? How much experience do you have?
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by paxy 8y ago
> A few rounds of vigorous capitalism later I love this line
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by paxy 8y ago
The problem usually is that homeowners in the suburbs vote to keep their own property taxes extremely low, and then blame corporations when there isn't enough money to run things.
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by paxy 8y ago
This is very cool. One problem I see though is that most phone payment transactions happen over a regular phone call vs a dedicated session started over some IVR system. It would be very cool for businesses to be able to, say, have a paymen
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by paxy 8y ago
What's the difference behind TLS "true" or "claimed"? It's pretty straightforward to verify all outgoing requests the client is making without looking at source code.
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by paxy 8y ago
They are on average more senior than engineers though, because product manager isn't usually an entry level role.
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by paxy 8y ago
> I have found zero, and thus hired none, who can answer my real question That's because it isn't the job of a data scientist to answer that question. Their task is getting you the numbers. You need an "MBA type" to f
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by paxy 8y ago
"Just" using AWS isn't going to solve any of the problems this article describes.
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by paxy 8y ago
The service that launched on Azure in 2017 was ACS (Azure Container Service), which is very different from what AKS is today.
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by paxy 8y ago
The problem was never GOPATH itself, but the fact that the restriction made it impossible to manage versions and dependencies in a sane way.
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by paxy 8y ago
I have used goinstall, go get (in GOPATH), godep, dep, multiple GOPATHs, symlinks, git submodules and lots more to figure out dependencies in Go, and modules is FINALLY something that actually makes sense.
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by paxy 8y ago
Every administration and every congress in the last two decades has called for sweeping immigration overhaul. What they actually do remains to be seen.
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by paxy 8y ago
Free healthcare is a standard benefit in the tech industry in the US. Even after deductibles and with heavy use, you're going to at the most end up with a couple thousand dollars in out-of-pocket costs.
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by paxy 8y ago
Sounds accurate. There is no realistic path to citizenship or even permanent residency in the USA for highly skilled immigrants from India. While the high salaries and quality of life are attractive for someone straight out of college, you
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by paxy 8y ago
The repair market for Apple products isn't huge precisely because Apple has done everything it can to kill it.
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by paxy 8y ago
The number of users who simply want/need cheaper repairs and upgrades dwarfs those who are at risk of getting their hardware bugged by state-sponsored actors. And considering these laptops are made in China in the first place, any assu
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by paxy 8y ago
In people's minds, cloning = a person walks into a machine and two exact copies walk out. If you instead framed it as birthing a child who was exactly like you, I'm sure the perception would be a lot different.
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by paxy 8y ago
Why skirt around the fact that everyone (farmers, consumers, they themselves) is still free to donate all the food they want? Imperfect Produce has not changed that, just given some value to food that used to be "waste", which is
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by paxy 8y ago
Lol "We donate waste food, so people who reduce waste are bad"
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by paxy 8y ago
Because screw families that don't live together
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by paxy 8y ago
Problem is they still don't understand what the internet is and want to control it

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