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by tensafefrogs 12y ago
People think Weird Twitter is weird, but it's no competition for Weird YouTube.
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by tensafefrogs 12y ago
> "It's not worth it to be an employee of a startup. You need to be a founder." Yup. If you can get a job at a tech company that offers high compensation, you will likely make more there (and gain lots of great experience)
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by tensafefrogs 12y ago
"A few months ago while tagging my wife" "This morning I told her I Instagrammed a photo of our kids that she should see." Instagram names are not domain names, and it sounds like she doesn't use the account. Most s
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
What about the sync client? https://tools.google.com/dlpage/drive
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
It varies by deal. If you are a hot-shit growing company, you obviously have more leverage to negotiate for your employees and can get them full-time positions with good retention bonuses/stock. If you are running out of money and don&
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
1) Meet with business people. 2) Tell them they need to focus on [Insert current industry trend here ] 3) ??? 4) Profit. Currently mobile (apps, web) and cloud services.
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
The police report is now posted in the story (it wasn't there when this was posted a few weeks ago after the incident). It sounds like the cops told him to leave (aka cross the street) and he didn't, so they pushed him down and cu
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
You can watch the video of the flight that triggered the lawsuit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZnJeuAja-4 Definitely some questionable flying in my opinion.
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Or, you could say that it was never illegal...
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Yep, people are already making them: https://fruitychutes.com/uav_rpv_drone_recovery_parachutes/m...
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
It would be possible if enough miners started supporting a blacklist, but the real problem is not enforcing it, but who decides which coins are "stolen"? Bitcoin is decentralized, and that's the benefit of it. Creating a glob
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Google Looks to Ads Executive Susan Wojcicki as Next YouTube Chief(theinformation.com)
1 points by tensafefrogs 13y ago|0 comments
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
> "It would also prevent unmanned aircraft from being improperly used by creating two new crimes: the illegal use of an unmanned aircraft to capture images and the offense of possessing or distributing the image." Terrible.
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Bill To Allow Use Of Drones For Certain Purposes Proposed In New York(yorktown.dailyvoice.com)
1 points by tensafefrogs 13y ago|1 comments
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
What's the deal with the creepy hookah/booze bottle picture at the bottom of that page?
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
The "no" was directed at this statement, which I believe to be not very accurate: > Google tried to avoid this scenario with 'snippets' My point is that OKRs are meant to be used for tracking performance (such as what
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Ah, I've always used snippets more for personal use, so when the time comes to evaluate yourself you have a record. Yes, they are public, but they've always felt more informational than a mandatory log of what you've done.
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
No, Google uses the OKR (Objectives and Key Results) system to track performance. You set goals with measurable results, and you grade them every quarter. That way you aren't evaluated so much on when/how you work, but on what you
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
I don't believe this is the result of an ideological belief. This is standard Apple app store policy that if you allow any sort of in-app purchases, they have to go through Apple.
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
? This link now seems to redirect to an unrelated article[1]... very confusing... [1] http://www.fastcodesign.com/node/1840715
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
This seems terribly biased towards more recent projects. Older projects might be used WAY more than the ones on Github, but because they started their lives on some other code hosting service, they will be left out of this evaluation.
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
I've also tried to create the kind of site you are hoping for. The key thing here is the ability to follow interests as well as people, but I think you are still getting bogged down in static categories. Look at how Medium has done it
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Coinbase (a YC backed company) is probably the easiest (and one of the more trustworthy) places to get set up and buy some. [disclosure: this is a referral link] https://coinbase.com/?r=5125b580c746f00bc6000018&utm_campa
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
You don't need to trust Google. They seeded the project and now it is open source ("uProxy has been developed at the University of Washington, with help from Brave New Software. The project was seeded by Google Ideas.") uProx
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
The police were, but the FAA isn't a fan: http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/9/4821094/remote-aircraft-pi...
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
I've always been curious about the pressure of shareholders in situations like this. Google is a publicly shared company, right? So if they don't maximize the shareholder's value, don't they open themselves up to lawsuit
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
I thought regex was overkill for that one and used: return input.split(".")[1] || "";
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Xcode 5 Finally Makes Interface Builder a Viable Option for Teams(nilsou.com)
3 points by tensafefrogs 13y ago|1 comments
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Anyone interested in this stuff should definitely watch the lectures from the Stats 110 class from Harvard that's up on iTunes U (and perhaps other places). Lecture 6 talks about this paradox and if I recall correctly he might even tal
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by tensafefrogs 13y ago
> In general product management does what you might think of "brand management" and "design language" While it's possible some product managers have done that, they don't typically get involved in minutiae l

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