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by seeker61 7y ago
There's two lights, Mr. (or Ms.) Smart-Aleck! !! !!!
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Lawrence Lessig: Code Is Law (2000)(harvardmagazine.com)
2 points by seeker61 7y ago|0 comments
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by seeker61 7y ago
Mao and Feynman
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by seeker61 7y ago
Don't worry a little banner will appear in front of it telling the real truth about 9-11
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by seeker61 7y ago
Die, fiat currencies, die!!
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by seeker61 7y ago
B-b-but shooting is fun!
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by seeker61 7y ago
Alternate Title: Brash Young Startup Disrupts Mobility Business
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by seeker61 8y ago
One phrase that was being thrown around at my old place was "software manufacturing." Ah well. That was a long time ago.
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by seeker61 8y ago
At my old company, one spiky-haired genius explained it to the simple minded as "monolithic architecture is like a wedding cake. Microservices are like cupcakes." This was after he compared it to Ben and Jerry's versus FroYo.
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by seeker61 8y ago
Other people are smart, too.
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by seeker61 8y ago
And once we're done with that, let's disrupt food production and fire protection!
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by seeker61 8y ago
The title is bogus, as the article eagerly admits: "To be perfectly clear, while the new tax is being referred to as the “rain tax,” it doesn’t actually tax the rain itself ..." In a perfect world, storm sewers would fund themselv
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by seeker61 8y ago
"Repeat after me" ... how sadly ironic. I trust it isn't lost on you ... is it?
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by seeker61 8y ago
Email the authors, one of them will be delighted to email it to you.
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by seeker61 8y ago
It's only theft if the money winds up someplace else. Expedia's competitors don't count. "The first Googler who fixes it can genuinely claim to add billions of dollars of value to the internet." If by "the inte
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by seeker61 8y ago
Some of the twitter users in the linked thread said that the Ecobee reverts to defaults when it loses internet connectivity ... not quite the same thing. Not sure which one is true, but if it's the latter ... Oh well, I'll never o
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by seeker61 8y ago
My experience with people, and your quick accusation, lead me to believe that you are a grifter.
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by seeker61 8y ago
Just as competently written, and also facile and shallow, as I remember from 30 years ago when Bill Buckley ran the show. How do they do it?
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by seeker61 8y ago
Wow, that sounds to good to be ... the exact word escapes me at the moment.
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by seeker61 8y ago
It's probably part of their metrics and counts against them come review time. Just a guess.
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by seeker61 8y ago
Thank you for doing your part to protect us from clickbait while Facebook ... what was it they were doing again?
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by seeker61 8y ago
Another sign of the end times. Fall, mountains ...
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by seeker61 8y ago
I suggest that you re-read the things you've written about her with the following question in mind: "Am I making excuses for her behavior?"
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by seeker61 8y ago
In other words, she doesn't respect the deal she made with you.
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by seeker61 8y ago
Don't you have some coding you need to be doing ?
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by seeker61 8y ago
Mercifully, the presentation referred to Apache as an operating system on slide 1, saving me lots of time.
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by seeker61 8y ago
Extremely confusing discourse. I can only assume that was your goal.
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by seeker61 8y ago
I believe that the main objections to this approach are subconscious and unstated. Or perhaps people just feel silly saying "That isn't fancy enough!" and "But but but you have to use a computer to do everything!"
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by seeker61 8y ago
I see what you did there! LOL
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by seeker61 8y ago
Superweeds have been talked about before, in terms of weeds that are herbicide resistant. Kind of a yawn, really, unless you're a farmer. But a weed that grows 40% faster than anything else out there? That's some scary stuff. (Pal

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