rubyfan

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by rubyfan 6y ago
Or will we just look at traditional listing as higher quality, looking more dubiously at companies that choose direct listing? One might look at SPAC as a similar less vetted avenue some companies are taking right now.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
This is sort of ironic because many years ago what caused me to move functionality to client side was the fact that Ruby on Rails was slower on server side and required horizontal scale and things like memcached to meet my demands.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
isn’t that the opposite of Occam’s Razor? a theory that makes a journalist part of an geopolitical intelligence conspiracy seems much more complex than the reality that data is fairly easily accessible.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
oh don’t get me wrong, i’m not advocating for root certs and MITM boxes. i’m just saying DOH isn’t really going to challenge an enterprise’s ability to sniff and intercept DNS. notwithstanding other technical issues, it’s just bad practice
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by rubyfan 6y ago
When enterprises own the devices on their networks they can add whatever root certificate they like and MITM filter whatever they like. This makes over the network traffic more secure and does nothing to really impact threat detection. If y
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by rubyfan 6y ago
agree, the authors mention of hacking around activation servers on legacy products is as much the problem as anything. it’s an odd sort of expectation that we’d have to be able to emulate 3+ generations of hardware on top of one another jus
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by rubyfan 6y ago
But your food must have been so much more enjoyable after clearing the microwave button gauntlet?
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by rubyfan 6y ago
Guy Raz interviewed him on How I Built This last year, great listen https://www.npr.org/2019/08/02/747660923/shopify-tobias-l-tk...
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by rubyfan 6y ago
I’ll leave this here for convenience of the next reader... Poe’s law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by rubyfan 6y ago
That’s helpful. I and many others will nonetheless be skeptical given their advertising business is in conflict with our privacy.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
I agree with everything you just said there. What parts do you not see happening? It seems like the proceeds of the DOJ settlement and the unwinding of Purdue start to make funds available for treatment and remediation of some of the issues
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by rubyfan 6y ago
This is a fundamental problem with commercial software. 15 years ago when this software was released the choice to have server authentication essentially was the original sin.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
The first time I was in Europe on a road built for humans to walk on, I kept looking over my shoulder waiting for a car to make its way down the roads. I was pleasantly surprised.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
Genuinely curious the alternative you would suggest. I think people can still access opioids legally, albeit much less easy than before. There are plenty of treatment options and the right answer isn’t to let drug addicts keep on ruining th
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by rubyfan 6y ago
Agree. The notion that this is just free market rewarding business people providing some market need is beyond the pale.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
So since the market created functional drug addicts that’s ok and the government caused the problem by trying to stop the market from creating drug addiction?
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by rubyfan 6y ago
The statistic they are describing as the “True Rate of Unemployment” isn’t that. It’s the rate of which society is earning a poverty level wage or less. It’s a useful statistic and one that deserves discussion but it’s not the “True Rate of
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by rubyfan 6y ago
Serverless is the new mainframe. In 10 years everyone will be complaining about their AWS being a mess or their lambdas costing too much. There will be consultants selling modernization to get onto whatever the newest thing is. What is old
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by rubyfan 6y ago
you shouldn’t have to learn about this by some rando reddit post. when a company adds some new egregious monetization scheme to something that a customer has a reasonable expectation of privacy to there should be a notice to the customer.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
Who’s a likely candidate for CRM acquisition? Seems like the space is a bit crowded and Salesforce is the big dog and lots of second tier but who’s a good fit for Twilio?
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by rubyfan 6y ago
This seems to be more prevalent at companies with younger workers and often more associated with tech companies and the West Coast (of the US).
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by rubyfan 6y ago
That is not be universally enforced for Freemasonry. It may be a jurisdictional thing.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
I was originally thinking the post was more like what you shared. In theory minimodem could be put into web assembly right?
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by rubyfan 6y ago
That seems like a good policy
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by rubyfan 6y ago
The expectation from the fortune 500 company I work at is we will eventually go back to normal. Though we are slowly starting to come around to COVID as being potentially a multi-year situation. We’ve got a small number of people in managem
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by rubyfan 6y ago
I read that as Futurama and when I clicked through was expecting to see a picture of Fry or Hypnotoad as some time travel concept as inspiration. Even better, when I clicked through I read it the first time and thought “wow cool someone’s l
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by rubyfan 6y ago
sorry, i’m too busy making content for a hobby
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by rubyfan 6y ago
that’s fantastic. i used to manually do this whenever i’d show up to a meeting with 40+ people. it puts things into perspective.
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by rubyfan 6y ago
many insurance companies have minimum premiums around $100-140 per year for renters depending on their OIE. renter is usually fairly simplistic in terms of its segmentation. a persons insurance score is small part of that, coverage limits l
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by rubyfan 6y ago
it’s also commonly used in the insurance industry for before and after image compare for large scale catastrophe management.

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