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by redler 4y ago
Hold my beer. -- Adobe
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by redler 4y ago
If you squint, perhaps Apple fits the bill.
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by redler 4y ago
Is this native? Or Rosetta?
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by redler 4y ago
Regardless of their B2B marketing strategy, it's hard to compete with "this Slack-like thing is included with the mega-expensive Microsoft license your company already pays for every year, around which you've built a Microsof
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by redler 4y ago
This sounds like an old Far Side cartoon.
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by redler 4y ago
“We have no evidence” strongly implies some sort of extensive forensic dance was performed, and was fruitless. “We have no way of knowing” sounds much more like epistemological resignation. “Evidence” is a pretty loaded word to use.
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by redler 4y ago
It means silos and information hiding are baked in — as a matter of corporate culture — at least in part to preserve the option of plausible deniability for statements like Twitter’s.
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by redler 4y ago
It’s the “some of us just have midichlorians” insight.
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by redler 4y ago
I remember 47th Street Photo was a big one.
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by redler 4y ago
That sort of bulk change, all at once, might just be Amazon deciding to canonicalize the bracket menagerie.
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by redler 4y ago
It's a necessary step on the road to Blastular Personhood.
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by redler 4y ago
Yet they decide other landmark cases with a newly invented test for "deeply rooted history and tradition", through which they can put on their highly subjective amateur historian hats to engineer a desired outcome.
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by redler 4y ago
Simplified: "The manner in which a vanishingly small group of megadonors and think tank funders make, keep, grow, and distribute their money should be nearly impossible to regulate."
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by redler 4y ago
This ruling subjects the ability of a regulatory agency to actually regulate to the "for my friends, anything; for my enemies, the law" test.
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by redler 4y ago
I've wondered about that place. How do you like it?
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by redler 4y ago
Delorean sold about 7,000 cars, total, in its existence. Tesla sold about a million last year. Regardless of how you feel about Tesla, it's safe to say it's now a major, fast-growing auto maker that's not going away.
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by redler 4y ago
You may find the Universal Paperclips game amusing. https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html
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by redler 4y ago
This is almost exactly the premise of “I Am Legend” — the film, at least.
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by redler 5y ago
So they're trying to completely fill the price shadow underneath the $500 or so a very basic "entry-level" accountant relationship would cost — and fill it with a zero-marginal-cost roster of non-product products and non-serv
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by redler 5y ago
It would probably be some very large number backed by a theory like "this violation has deprived the plaintiff of their ability to fully control the disposition of their private information and activities, thereby creating permanent di
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by redler 5y ago
Another quick option for avoiding the "zero" issue: {!!number && <Thing />}
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by redler 5y ago
I do agree with this. If they stick with this policy it would be better if they use some unambiguous title like “Former Employee”.
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by redler 5y ago
You could have five exactly rock-shaped holes in the ground, and by adding seven rocks, only two remain above the surface.
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by redler 5y ago
Since it will be widely known among peer organizations that Apple has this policy, the presence or absence of the "Associate" title achieves this, in effect, does it not? I think it's unlikely someone seeking a 600K job will
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by redler 5y ago
As a fellow cyclist who must be vigilant in defending against frequently bad behavioral answers to these questions from human drivers, I’d love to know how any self-driving system approaches them.
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by redler 5y ago
Sounds like what the US Senate has become, unfortunately.
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by redler 5y ago
Unless you’re going to continue supporting updated software on existing devices until the end of time, there will always be a place on the time and feasibility curve where you’ll have to draw the line. So while that is indeed a plan, or bec
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by redler 5y ago
Just hope you don't have enough nodes that you need to consider a Beowulf cluster.
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by redler 5y ago
They also changed to attributing deaths to the date they occurred, rather than the date they were recorded. Because this gap can be days or even weeks, it raises the death curve mostly in past periods, and therefore gives the impression the
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by redler 5y ago
This user appears to be trolling. Engagement may not be intellectually rewarding.

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