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10y ago
I understand your point but not your cheerfulness. Would you be equally cheerful if it happened to him in US? What if it happened to you on your country?
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10y ago
But these 'competent engineers' rocking 100k+ in this boom cycle, are not 69% of the population. If you are in the lucky minority, be honest with yourself and put money aside while it lasts. I have friends for whom it didn't.
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11. You need Big Data.
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10y ago
That's fiction.
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10y ago
No, it was marketed as an autopilot in the first place.
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10y ago
Arguably, the nonstick coating is the waste that is forever left behind because nothing can degrade it.
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10y ago
Look into identity server 4. YouTube some videos about it and it should get you going. The rest is just picking what's popular for your platform/language.
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10y ago
NH is a techie site, so most people don't care (or aren't from US) As about the US news outlets, just google who owns whom and go up that ownership chain. No conspiracy theories of any kind, just money as usual.
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10y ago
Well, he has a point about the open office concepts. Although he's dead wrong about reading. You can go anywhere from leisurely 30 pages, to 400 pages a day. Malazan book of the fallen was the last one i was doing that. Super amazing s
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10y ago
I wouldn't count on that. You generally want to stay away from any expletives in interviews, work and anything career oriented.
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10y ago
But in this case, it wasn't about tweeting if one's plant need watering. These were medical products, and people, usually the crowd that needs them, were making big life decisions based on the results. The gender of the founder is
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10y ago
Well, maybe temporary because you are not processing heavy food. But long term that lack of b12 will have way more detrimental health and mental effects.
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10y ago
"They're all biased in different ways, some knowingly and some unknowingly." All are biased knowingly . We don't live in utopia, newspapers/media are paid enterprises.
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10y ago
If the only thing one has is a DB connection and tables, maybe some stored procedures, it's irrelevant. Move freely between databases most of the time with minimal efforts. You care in the case when your predecessors fell for the lock-
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10y ago
No, Airbus as an example.
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10y ago
It's subjective. As an sample size of one, based on what I've heard, I'd never work for fb
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10y ago
Probably, but his point was about that ecosystem (iPhone or all?) becoming a wallet garden, and it did become one (sounds like he was referring to the phone one)
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10y ago
Probably for the same reasons my current company is migrating away from anything Microsoft. Given the past actions, one just doesn't know what the pricing will be in future, and it makes sense to spend money to move to Linux now, inste
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10y ago
I believe the resistance is sort of constant (for most normal usage cases) for passive circuits and in solid state electronic it would be a function of how many parts of the chip are engaged. This being said anything short-circuiting the lo
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10y ago
It would be interesting to see some speed benchmarks.
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10y ago
But it definitely says a lot about the market that is not free, so it can't balance itself out.
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10y ago
As an encryption one time pad: It has a very simple solution space where the pseudo random sequence starts. Say you know the file type encrypted (pdf, doc), then you can get away with probably bruteforcing 1-3 letter at start to obtain the
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10y ago
35 here. I completely understand why you are on defensive about something you are passionate about. Try to see our perspective though; web dev, we've been there. In my case, you name it, I've done it, nobody gave me a T-shirt tho
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10y ago
It wont be used for A/B testing only. Governments tend to get data and oppress people based on it. Where it comes from rarely matters on that level. You may live in a country that right now doesn't do it, but historically, and cur
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10y ago
Internal SSD?
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10y ago
There is a difference between 'the user requested to deactivate the service', and 'the user paused the service', he may or may not wish to continue using it, gray area right? It can probably save them from a legal mess i
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10y ago
Eh, probably it will be like the credit card and identity theft scams. One group steals it, another one uses.
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It's probably more on the lines of could a company survive without the advertising revenue? For some companies ads are supplemental, for some lifeblood.
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More money coming from advertising than products? 90.4% revenue from advertising for Google https://www.statista.com/statistics/266249/advertising-reven... https://www.google.ca/search?q=google+tot
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10y ago
How about for potential risks? What if thieves/criminals get a hold of that data? 'Oh he goes to the pool every day 2-3 and lives alone with no home alarms'.
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