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by rmac 5y ago
What's the alternative? If they are really good they will leave anyway, so challenge and coach them until they do. Failing miserably is less likely given you have some "success in role" criteria they are clearly demonstrating
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by rmac 5y ago
Kakao: Wechat/Uber Ahnlab: Symantec/Norton Hancom: Microsoft Office Snow: Snapchat Melon: Spotify Cyworld: Myspace Afreeka: Twitch Toss: Venmo NCSoft: Blizzard Coupang: Amazon Carrot: Ebay Daum: Google/Medium
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by rmac 5y ago
when your input makes more sense as a graph, or your desired output resembles predicting node labels or edges?
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by rmac 5y ago
They said they lost their phone, which means they could have told the IT person they also lost access to email "my laptop email logged me out!, Our game is already behind schedule I need to get online now before I get fired" Remem
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by rmac 5y ago
https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/threat-intelligence/genesis...
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by rmac 5y ago
I would guess an EA employee or contractor device had a bot installed that was harvesting data (e.g., cookies). Check out this article on how Genesis Market allows bot herders to monetize this data : https://www.f5.com/labs&
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by rmac 5y ago
Non-recreational? :)
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by rmac 5y ago
vc's job: find and invest in companies that will make large amounts of money. if they are good at their jobs, these companies will make them large amounts of money and in so doing employ a large pool of workers. if what I just wrote is
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by rmac 5y ago
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by rmac 5y ago
While sex appeal works, thirst traps have a limited shelf life. Comedy, ingenuity, and creativity go viral. Also, Remember how the tiktok algorithm supposedly works: if a brand only watches / likes / comments on tiktokers who buil
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by rmac 5y ago
Has anyone seen hybrid propeller / jet-pump boats or foils? It seems like it would make sense to have a gas engine and propeller to get the foil on-plane from stopped, then when "gliding" switch to a battery powered jet pump
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by rmac 5y ago
I hit the "play" button on the SEQUENCER 5 times hoping it would say the word out-loud for me :)
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by rmac 5y ago
This comment is important and timely, as Australia and other countries start to crack down on "app stores" like google's and apple's. I smell gov intervention: https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/d
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by rmac 5y ago
"Upon information and belief, these servers are physically located in Virginia." Such strange and probably necessary legal language...
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by rmac 5y ago
Seeing him present his work on stage at DC was one of those things I'll never forget: the technical excellence, the dazzling visualizations, his comfortable and confident style, and whether you agreed with it or not -- his own point of
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by rmac 5y ago
This article missed the recent social engineering attack dprk carried out against cyber security researchers: https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/prominent-cybersecurity-r... Their social engineering skills are impressi
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Vitality of a research institution and how to maintain it(maceip.github.io)
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by rmac 6y ago
https://famicoman.com/2018/06/28/emulating-a-z-os-mainframe-...
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by rmac 6y ago
get really good at sysops/dev for legacy mainframes: AIX, etc. get an IT job at a hospital or financial institution that has this legacy system. Install a remote access serial device. Write automations that cover most failure cases. p
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by rmac 6y ago
off topic but: that sidebar is huge. Can I resize it?
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by rmac 6y ago
this topic has been beaten to death (read these) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2615.The_Innovator_s_Dil... https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11797471-the-idea-factor... you have
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by rmac 6y ago
there could be some underlying pain or trauma or anxiety, and when you find a chemical that obfuscates it, your brain goes "oh I like this new feeling", and you start using that chemical as a way to mute the negative, often withou
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by rmac 6y ago
Man, I read this as someone who tried to use opioids and I just couldn't chip. It spiraled into full blown physical dependence. I guess i'm the type with an underlying psychiatric illness which drove my usage and denial. That ther
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by rmac 6y ago
When US universities sold out to china $ the national security argument went out the window as labs were willingly giving the r&d away. I don't know much about semi plants but what sort of jobs are these? Why aren't these plan
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by rmac 6y ago
Yeah I'm not sure what a policy-solution would be here. I'm definitely for allowing states to do whatever they want. It's the great A/B test. Just seems like the smallest businesses and the largest businesses get the mos
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by rmac 6y ago
Can someone smarter than me explain why larger companies (e.g., samsung, amazon) can get 50-100% tax breaks from various governments, and we are all seemingly ok with that? What about mid-size businesses? Should they band together to come u
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by rmac 6y ago
how do you know it's 80%? have you spoken with other local buyers? Maybe the floor is something like 20%? let's say it is 80, can you imagine a way to get 80% of the supply (stores) onto this platform? Or, could you chart a path t
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by rmac 6y ago
Why do you need money? Go to 50 stores, interview managers/owners. If there's a trend in their pain and you can solve it with software or sweat, build it as simply as possible. Doordash put up menus on a website and started delive
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by rmac 6y ago
what were the reasons it didn't work in Germany?
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by rmac 6y ago
the anti-amazon thing has legs, but the angle of attack to get beachhead might be difficult. Open problems: 1) fake review/counterfeit problem 2) support mom and pop Google Shopping is trying to go after the "amazon prime for the

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