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by rubyfan 9y ago
What you describe is actually hard, especially for upstarts. Legacy carriers and claim processing platforms are in good positions to deliver on AI claims given they have the image and settlement data. There are a few companies already doing
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Though I love the ensuing discussion, I’ll admit it was mostly a sarcastic comment. I can’t imagine anyone would read the whole article and draw the conclusion their click-baity title suggests.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Great, they’ve ruined vegetarianism.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Would this work in space?
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Twilio.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
This is awesome, I’m a little too chicken to put my money down though. It’d be fun just to see the random options or maybe other people’s previous randomness.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
This link hijacks the back button and inserts a link to a book on Amazon (probably with an affiliate link).
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Same. I’ve seen Sandi speak and had a beer with her at Goruco like 10 years ago. Great speaker to be sure. I’ve never encountered anyone as passionate as @pka suggests. Perhaps POODR is popular where they work but it’s far from universal am
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by rubyfan 9y ago
What is POODR?
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Great perspective. Without question there are definitely risks that anonymity introduces. But there is an effective tyranny of free expression when parties are forced to use their names. The protections of liberty afforded on paper don’t al
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I think having online anonymity and a reasonable ability to create pseudonyms to keep your communities separate is important and often overlooked. I think it’s not OK for one community to be the moral authority over aspects of ones life, mo
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I recently got pretty sick and ended up in the hospital. I met some people who were pretty bad off. I met a guy with one lung and lung cancer - he realistically has a very short life ahead of him. He’s not traveling or checking off his buck
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Surprised this is the only mention of Lucky. Seems to have a lot of promise. I wrote off Crystal some time ago but Lucky has my interest piqued and I’ve been building a few things with Lucky recently.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Almost every big company that has a call center is looking to optimize their hourly employees. In most cases they are the largest staffs and are highly sensitive to census tolerances. It’s definitely not just Comcast.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I thought Apple moved to MP3 downloads long ago and you can keep you music collection downloaded in iTunes and import and export easily.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I don’t see it on Safari iOS 11.2
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Wow I forgot about those. Templating in general sucks, it’s just so hard to create something that makes a program accessible and has safety for user generated content.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Same
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Totally agree with the sentiment. I see engineers put to much time and energy focusing on frameworks and architecture and not enough time on building business value. The joy of Rails is that for the most part you can just focus on getting s
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Depends on geo, language, domain experience. You’d have a pretty big range anywhere from 60K-110K would be my guess.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I work a a large corp and we occasionally run our own POCs or engage externally to learn about significant aspects of a technology or process. Sometimes learning about what matters can make us better at selecting good vendors. We are genera
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Well said. I’ve come to distrust FB and Google so much I am very unlikely to buy their products or leverage their services.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I love Roku and use it alongside my AppleTV. Haven’t used Chromecast or FireTV as comparisons but I have nothing bad to say about Roku.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I love the Roku. It’s a competitor to the AppleTV in our house. Great device.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Theo would say, if you think so then get to writing code instead of commenting about it. These aren’t just philosophical comments, the implications for him and OBSD devs is to spend massive time developing these things. Dropping a supported
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by rubyfan 9y ago
I was aware of and experimenting with bitcoin really really early. I never got too into it though but I’m certain I generated coins really early. This is probably what the kid that lost his Babe Ruth baseball card feels like.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
And they are priced differently. The not having nutrition info on it could be a problem for the seller (since you need to have it) but I can’t imagine Costco having a leg to stand on suing the convienence store.
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by rubyfan 9y ago
We’re all asking ourselves that question aren’t we?!
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Yes they can deny service. It will be interesting if they stick it to the end consumer. They can sue all they want, but I can’t see how they win. The seller here hasn’t broken a law or violated license terms which they would be bound to. I
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by rubyfan 9y ago
Looks like they hit the jackpot. I’ll say it another way, just because it’s on the box doesn’t mean they can legally limit you. So yeah they can put whatever they want but we’ll see if it holds up.

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