shady-lady

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by shady-lady 8y ago
> how about you mind your own business and let others do the same. said on a public forum in reply to a comment on a public forum...¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> he Om team later praised as being the same concept they had in mind, but with a simpler and better API. is this in public? cursory search did not return any hits.
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by shady-lady 8y ago
think they stopped: https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/9ho97m/is_circleci...
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by shady-lady 8y ago
KitSplit co-founder is HN user (kenamarit): https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=kenamarit They may care to weigh in.
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> Man I remember when I used to think like this. I remember the time fondly, oddly enough. Sadly, sorry to say, you will be cured of this Stupidity _and_ condescension? That's a combo I can't resist trying for myself. Blue duck
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by shady-lady 8y ago
If you built a software product, would you consider your customer service & sales staff part of that? How about the people who ensure the systems are kept running? How about the accountants & lawyers who are eligible to practice in
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Meaning a private 3rd party domain registrar can't do to facebook what GoDaddy just did to gab.com
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by shady-lady 8y ago
https://who.is/whois/facebook.com https://registrarsec.com/ RegistrarSEC, LLC and RegistrarSafe, LLC are ICANN-accredited registrars formed in Delaware and are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Facebook, In
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Good. Please remove retweet count as well. Maybe Twitter can become a social network without herd mentality. And then facebook(incl. instagram) can also remove their 'reaction emojis'
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by shady-lady 8y ago
I was planning on making a comment on user transgressions on facebook but it seems it'll be business as usual for them: https://who.is/whois/facebook.com https://registrarsec.com/ > RegistrarSE
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Donated to Apache...
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Quite a few companies' leaders attempted to re-imagine their business as such: "We're not an X company, we're a technology company that just happen to do X" Never bought into that BS. Never will. More often than not
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by shady-lady 8y ago
I like the idea of DB as a managed service but in effect this surely means that 3rd party has access to the data?
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by shady-lady 8y ago
What they do has nothing to do with payroll. They just handle cross currency transfers. Very far removed from payroll.
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by shady-lady 8y ago
so treat the new employee the same as the employees who have been in the company for a few years and have written a lot of the systems and have internalised the business domain/company setup/system architecture & troubleshooti
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> And what exactly would a competing service do differently? Do what services should do? Review the content before it's publicly available to ensure it's not breaking laws. > That is changing and it's a terrible trend I
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> This is easier for tech companies because they breathe this kind of culture. Eh, no. Tech companies have, by and large, just ignored existing legislation thus enabling them to host mountains of content at negligible cost. They opened t
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by shady-lady 8y ago
~510 million - https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&plugin=...
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by shady-lady 8y ago
The only thing he cares about is putting more money in his pocket whatever the cost: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jul/10/whos-who-br...
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Exactly. So the solution YouTube has isn't appropriate. They should invest in a better solution even if that involves having more humans in the loop for review/approval. That's the true cost of their business. They'd ju
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by shady-lady 8y ago
I think the 2018 Strange Loop talk "The Hard Parts of Open Source" by Evan Czaplicki hits on some things which SO should adopt. relevant screengrab: https://imgur.com/a/5xMRvtf full talk at https:/&#x2F
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by shady-lady 8y ago
hmmm. Their website is lacking in any information. It claims "Disruptive Pricing" but you have to contact their sales team to see that pricing. This seems like a premature PR piece.
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> Becoming a professional Haskell and Erlang developer really shifted my view on OOP (let OOP denote class based OOP as found in Java or C++). Did you have many years experience with Java/C++ beforehand?
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Spirit of the law vs. letter of the law
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Waiting on YouTube to use machine learning so i can select text off a video frame.. YouTube Text Overlay - coming soon.
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by shady-lady 8y ago
a testimonial from that page: > Scheduling interviews used to take a long time, but now it takes just a few clicks The software must be pretty basic if that's a featured quote. What were the deciding factors for who they reach out t
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by shady-lady 8y ago
Apollo, formerly known as ZenProspect, YC Winter 2016 class. Unlikely they're not active on HN. Maybe they could elaborate on how this happened. Wonder how hard GDPR fines are going to hit them. also only notified by haveibeenpwned
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> highly sophisticated and technical users I'm pointing out that referring to those users as the above is simply not true. As you then point out, wealth(direct or by proxy) was the determinant in whether somebody had internet access
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by shady-lady 8y ago
[not american] i've always wondered about that. is it they feel uncomfortable because the person is wearing something normally associated with gangbanger/dodgy person. would it happen if the person was dressed like whatever the st
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by shady-lady 8y ago
> The internet used to be accessed by highly sophisticated and technical users. Quaint but that's simply not true unless you're talking pre 90's. No point in kidding ourselves. The internet was accessed by people who acces

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