throwbacktictac

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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   This sounds like an interesting statement. What are the main differences in lending money at nation scale vs. local bank (or payday loan)? We can agree that both lenders are in it to improve their economical/financial stance? Beyond po
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   >> At a company meeting to discuss the incident, one attendee reportedly asked whether safety drivers were on the road too long, and was told that drivers can take a break whenever they need to. I hope they also have reasonable mandat
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   How is the SEC liable? Is there some regulation preventing US investment houses from investing in the same manner?
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? I certain that someone has been exploited using shell pipes.
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   Yeah, I agree. IMO the house's that she showcased as good looked quite boring to me.
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   What sort of workloads does your company run? Are they MS Windows or *nix thin clients?
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   Can you elaborate on what you do?
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   Nothing is truly free. You're paying for it in one way or another.
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   by throwbacktictac 8y ago

   I was curious about what problem was being solved too. I can't imagine what a chicken restaurant needs with a distributed k8's cluster.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    Absolutely! I can identify with the author of the Vice article. I worry that the liberalization of drugs will lead people that are "wired" differently to experiment and screw up their mental and cognitive skills. Weed definitely c
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    I think artist will have to focus more on cultivating a strong fanbase globally and leverage it for merchandise and live performances. There is lots of money to be made being an idol.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    Still have no clue what they do nor how they make money. I guess it's another coin.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    Yahoo/Oath owned/owns a significant chunk of Alibaba.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    Arrived in Singapore recently and I'm quite impressed with the public transportation system here. My base is the slow Metro transit in Los Angeles and the over crowded system in Manila.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    12-hour cloud based DVR sounds like a solution for an artificial problem. Do we really need a DVR for what's basically a on demand streaming service?
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    What is PFM?
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    They do indeed use MongoDB for parts of the system. However, the transaction history and accounting is all stored in postgres.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    If they figure out who did it then let me know. I'd pay to get my old profile deleted.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    I always thought the slogan was odd. In my mind evil is the absolute negative end of the spectrum of good vs evil. Why not something more positive sounding like "Do good"?
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    They didn't claim to not be a business in the blog post. They are a non-profit business. They still need to earn money to pay bill, pay employees, etc. "Being a non-profit means that the company has no shares. I don't own it.
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    After reading this comment I went to check for myself. However I believe the grandfather post still has a valid point. It's not "obvious" how to use the self hosting open source version. However, I'm pretty sure a person
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    Cilium lives below userspace which makes it perform better than istio. This article has more information about the differences from the cilium developer's point of view. https://cilium.io/blog/istio/
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    I wonder what that says about people. I remember being extremely impressed/infatuated with Matt Damon's character in The Talented Mr. Ripley when I was 18 or 19. So impressionable I was!
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    by throwbacktictac 8y ago

    If I had to guess I'd say, young dad plays with toddler while mom watches.
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    So that explains why there are so many OPPO and VIVO phone stores in Manila malls. I always viewed them as a crappy brands but I'm quite impressed to see that they are part of the second largest mobile phone maker.
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    This is quite dumb of Elon. First, it's not that funny. Most off all it can be used against him and Tesla.
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    Perhaps I drank too much of the LIDAR cool-aid. The woman was 2/3's the way across the high way - she didn't just materialize. What's the purpose of this 360 degree 3D map if the AI isn't using it to avoid a collisi
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    But I think we should at least expect it to perform as well as a sober driver. I'm sure the woman would be alive today if there were a human driving the car.
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    I don't understand why people say Uber is not at fault. 1.) The lidar system should have detected the woman with plenty of time to dodge her. The car could have manoeuvred to the empty lane to avoid the collision.
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    by throwbacktictac 9y ago

    Does it really go that deep? I was under the impression that the app cool only grok that you are a "friend" of you aunt.