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pbadenski
8y ago
Erm UML rediscovered? :]
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pbadenski
8y ago
100$ an hour? It doesn't sound like a serious expense at all.
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8y ago
Tells you something about Google. They seem to think they're just another company doing business. They're not - they are a monstrous monopoly, quoted response is clearly bullying and should be treated as such.
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8y ago
Pricing Monkey | London, UK (Old street) | Full stack | Full-time | On-Site We are building web-based real time pricing and analysis tool for financial derivatives market. We are strongly inspired by Git and UNIX pipes - powerful abstractio
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8y ago
But they should be aware that the bulk of the damage that smokers, drinkers and the obese do is to themselves, and not to others. Erm... really? "Alcohol 'more harmful than heroin' says Prof David Nutt" [ https:/&
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pbadenski
8y ago
One way to resolve this tension is to limit the corporate personhood. If CEOs of this multinational corporations earn tens and hundreds of millions maybe they should have a tiny bit more accountability.
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pbadenski
8y ago
Milton Friedman famously said that “one of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results.”
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pbadenski
8y ago
for your daily dose of reflection replace "Scrum" with communism (or capitalism if you like) and developers with citizens
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9y ago
It seems that the logic is: "We know this will go bad, are we capable of taking PR hit when (not if) this goes bad". Many companies failed that risk assessment. IBM concluded - "Yes, let's make a run for the money. We ar
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9y ago
> Your views on bodily autonomy seem bizarre. Patients own their own bodies and have the right to make fully informed decisions about what happens to them Their statement only seem bizarre when you view it from the perspective of individ
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9y ago
Honestly, this is a simple problem with a simple answer. If you look at the real life, Play Store is like a state-owned bazaar where you can find all great high quality products next to useless crap that breaks minutes after you have bought
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9y ago
Makes me think. Can I ask my bank to stop sharing my data with Equifax. Would they honour the request? Anyone working for a bank, what do you think?
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RxFiddle: Visualize your Observables
(rxfiddle.net)
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9y ago
This is a sensitive and complex topic. I found it clear after reading the article how even people personally involved struggle to address it well. It’s unsettling to me how definite and confident some of the comments in this thread are. Thi
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9y ago
Presumably if someone wanted to sell this data for big bucks they would have found a way to provide a sufficient and satisfying proof.
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9y ago
There are results showing up on the web, eg. here: http://www.techjamaica.com/forums/showthread.php?110860-Bill...
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9y ago
These seem to have been leaked before [1, 2], so that's not very conclusive... [1] https://www.facebook.com/HydraHackingUnited/posts/9614975439... (November 24, 2015) [2] http://www.jeuxvideo.com&#
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'Cyborg sperm' could help solve male infertility (2016)
(wired.co.uk)
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9y ago
Is anyone aware of the existence of similar data for the US?
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Ask HN: What are your experiences of using Zipkin in production?
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9y ago
We should find out in 20 years it seems ( http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/about/our-role/plans-poli... )
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9y ago
http://eventregistry.org/search?type=events if you're looking for an API source
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Updated node-emoji just broke yarn for many people
(github.com)
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Global risk of deadly heat
(nature.com)
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9y ago
A query to Google Scholar and quick skimming through the papers yields this as interesting start: Event Registry – Learning About World Events From News http://wwwconference.org/proceedings/www2014/companion/p
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Neat! - What did you use it for? - What where the alternatives you considered? - What was your overall experience? (eg. data quality or API ease of use)
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EventRegistry – Real-time, annotated feed of world news
(eventregistry.org)
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NSA contractor Reality Winner accused of leaking file on Russia election hacking
(theguardian.com)
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Dexie.js: A Minimalistic Wrapper for IndexedDB
(dexie.org)
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Show HN: Priority based task execution in JavaScript using web worker
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