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by sodosopa 7y ago
Depends. For base code moves we restore from the previous release. For larger things like websites we use blue green deployments.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Previous and current discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21412356
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I appreciate the honesty.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Agreed
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Ah but they have previously. They (at the time Yahoo) used non Creative Commons Flickr images in ads. This made me delete my old school pre Yahoo account and remove everything I uploaded.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I’m still on my g1 Applewatch. If it had as many issues as the fitbits, I sure wouldn’t buy more fitbits.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Hyphenated Paddies.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
A lot of the same people who kept that AOL walled garden alive, just migrated to Facebook. To them Facebook is the web, the restaurants they like are there, the tired celebs they worship are there and whatever crazed conspiracy theories som
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by sodosopa 7y ago
When will i.am become i.was?
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Even better. That means less cuts in their business to take the right stand for freedom.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
> If you allow this for Hong Kong can someone else call out support for other political activities even ones you don't agree with. That’s the beauty of freedom of speech but also shows rightfully that it is not freedom from speech.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
the Chinese are 14% of their business. They could cut in other areas to make up for that loss.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
As a lover of Volvos, I’d love to see these implanted in the 960 and even the last boxy Volvo v70s.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Now. But in a year, they’ll be as dead as Tumblr.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Yeah I read the same thing and it’s a repeat of when Tumblr, Tripod, Yahoo Groups, etc all started their paths to remove NSFW content.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Honestly they can afford a staff with a smaller window of experience. They wouldn’t be able to afford a competent agency of 20 or more people.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
> but the U.K. seems to have managed... Except for that Brexit conundrum.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Tencent is also an investor in reddit. I wouldn’t doubt they’re turfing the threads.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Hopefully despite Google's fuckups about uBO, there will still be a way to load this on Brave even after it stops being available for Chrome. Chrome's speed on my 2012 mac is still faster than any build of Firefox and Safari is ju
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by sodosopa 7y ago
If you didn’t finish Chapelle’s most recent bit, you missed what the piece was about.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Their main philosophy is “If you can’t laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at?”
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Facebook blocked accounts created for my Tutanota accounts within minutes. Real names but I hide a few things. I setup one for my private email only domain I use through Tutanota and it finally worked. But they continue to add a banner aski
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by sodosopa 7y ago
YC is pushing almost 6 years since their last true successful company. They’re no longer pushing innovation but, smartly, niche markets. That’s distant from the universe of what FB is.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
YC loves Facebook far more than most people should and that should really give everyone here a lot of pause.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
So that’s why bot attacks and spam traffic was lower.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Our AI lab is mainly experimental at this point, but we're a company so we're looking at how to apply certain models at the wide amount of data in our warehouse and how it could be surfaced in multiple ways. We've also thrown
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by sodosopa 7y ago
and Negroponte and Lessig
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by sodosopa 7y ago
That’s actually incorrect. I used Browserstack for testing our web apps. Why buy a Mac when you could basically rent one for your browser testing. We script it out and test out pre-prod web apps.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
That’s a larger problem since Safari has a larger userbase. Mozilla is generally at 5% Safari has been at 7-8%. Collectively, Microsoft is fine with losing potentially 12%
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Facebook paid people to listen to voice recordings, too(technologyreview.com)
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