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by pm24601 10y ago
gun industry
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Kansas couple sues IP mapping firm for turning their life into a “digital hell”(arstechnica.com)
2 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
The impact isn't in discovering a vuln in the software. The impact (as stated in the abstract) is a way to further fingerprint and de-anonymize Tor users and other users who are trying to maintain privacy.
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Google CloudSpeech API: Speech to text conversion powered by machine learning(cloud.google.com)
2 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
How about modifying the displayed price to reflex the cost of the item after cc interest. If person is going to put something on a cc, display the price after 6 months of interest has been applied.
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by pm24601 10y ago
2 words: Moffet Field. Google is using the field for their corporate jets and some secret projects. They are refurbishing Hanger One for some of those projects. How many cities have a large airfield for almost exclusive use available? And w
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by pm24601 10y ago
Not entirely - both LinkedIn and Google faced building restrictions because of traffic volumes. This makes it easier for Google to solve the traffic volumes and get something built.
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by pm24601 10y ago
"1 company town"? Hah not hardly! Lets see: 1. Google 2. Intuit 3. Pure Storage 4. Symantec 5. Quixey ( https://www.quixey.com/ ) 6. Matterport + a bunch of startups that I have forgotten about. There is a ways to
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Google and LinkedIn announce massive land swap(mv-voice.com)
252 points by pm24601 10y ago|173 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
Not to mention, if a loco had a failure the second loco would get the train off the main or to a convenient yard swapping out the failed locomotive.
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by pm24601 10y ago
That is probably the best point -- Swiss trains have to be short, so this 2^8 constraint isn't really an issue.
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Red State North Dakota is the most socialist state in the US(nakedcapitalism.com)
3 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
or you get laid off, or you get diluted, or it takes 6 years and you want to do something else with the rest of your life, ....
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by pm24601 10y ago
A lot of times employers say "This is industry standard." or "Everyone else has the same sort of agreement." If such a website listed companies that good/no non-compete clauses, it gives ammunition for prospective e
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by pm24601 10y ago
The problem arises if someone says they have no social media account but really do. If someone has a distinct online presence - i.e. a journalist - they will be targeted. If someone has twitter, facebook, etc. installed on their phone, they
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You Can Actually Hear the Climate Changing(outsideonline.com)
1 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
Even more ridiculous: The final pay check, in full, is required to be paid on the day of severance. (at least in california) This include earned vacation.
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by pm24601 10y ago
However, with all of those. If there is a problem: either the consequences are not significant. Or there is a paperwork around to a problem, which includes laws and judges. With online voting, we are deciding the judges that get to say - &q
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by pm24601 10y ago
Norway is applying "the polluter pays" principle. A gas car has a lot of pollution therefore a lot of paying. Electric cars - not so much pollution, not so much paying.
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by pm24601 10y ago
And then it is back to horse and cart? Within a few decades, oil will no longer be available.
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by pm24601 10y ago
Not to mention, the Norwegians did a great job of investing the oil money wisely. Most other oil -rich countries are plagued by corruption and/or short-term thinking. Norway, from day one, planned for the day when there would be no m
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by pm24601 10y ago
Let's see rent going up 50% in 3 years in MV, and people say that rent control will some how make things worse. Hard to see how that is possible.
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by pm24601 10y ago
All they have to do is read this article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11874395
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by pm24601 10y ago
My guess is that this is a way for the non-compete agreement to be enforceable until enough things get fixed so Tony's knowledge about what is broken no longer matters.
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by pm24601 10y ago
I would vote for mobile internet. Yes, Blackberry had a smart(ish) phone. But it was really just a mobile email phone. Apple was the first phone manufacturer to provide a full featured, no compromises mobile internet browsing experience. I
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by pm24601 10y ago
Our coworking space did not get your memo: http://www.bespokesf.co/
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by pm24601 10y ago
That always struck me as lame. If someone that well off wants to eliminate that decision, then just have a professional clothes person create clothing matches. 'A' goes with 'A'. 'B' goes with 'B'. Wh
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by pm24601 10y ago
Thiel's approach is scary. He is basically proving that he doesn't have to win - he just has to consume enough of a media company's money to force them out of business. Many major stories that made it big in the national news
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by pm24601 10y ago
CEOs have been replacing workers with machines since the start of the industrial revolution. Calling the machines "robots" is just a different label for the same-old-same-old. P.S. they have also been crying about the minimum wage
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by pm24601 10y ago
Especially true if there are more than 2 codebases interacting with the same database table.

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