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7y ago
While no one knows how this will play out, I'm very curious what are experts in various economic camps saying about it, what predictions and warnings are being issued and what logic they are basing that on?
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7y ago
Also Sina -> Twitter. Pretty sure the sina API still returns "Retweeted" count last I checked.
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8y ago
I read that as "What" not "where", sorry.
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8y ago
Fork of Sphinx Search with a support team around it from my understanding.
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8y ago
Not everyone can match this guys brilliance, that's for sure.
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8y ago
Once you become an OEM< you're giving up power and manufacturers will want some ability to dictate what and how things are done. That seems more restrictive than their current model. As far as Merc/BMW/Lexus/Audi etc.
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8y ago
maybe now that would work, but initially tesla wouldn't have succeeded. They reinvented the electric as a cool, sexy, fast and popular vehicle. Without that I imagine many other manufacturers would never have made the changes they'
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8y ago
>Don't do sprints. Have a continuous backlog. Don't do overtime. Don't make estimates. Always do the simplest thing. Only ever do the most important thing, as defined by the stakeholder. you just described doing agile wron
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8y ago
>yet it provides dates for these business dealings That isn't illegal, and doesn't prove what was known by the company at the time. >and salesforce anti human trafficking/prostitution efforts Which again, doesn't p
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8y ago
I'd purchase up front and ride the initial wave until the collapse if I thought it would last more than a day or two. I think we'll see facebook similar treatment, comes out to immediately drop
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8y ago
I guess I needed a "yet" at the end of that for literalists. I stated "waiting for the courts" where they would prove their claims. Specifically, I'm not going to form an opinion on an article with no facts
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8y ago
>If you are very wealthy you have to contribute back to society, that's not a thing to admire but to require. You're complaining about someone who does contribute back to society... seems somewhat misplaced/misguided.
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8y ago
It assumes/alleges salesforce knew that Backpage was in human trafficking and they knew backpage was their customer at the same time, neither of which they prove or even attempt to prove. Gonna wait on the courts for this one, so far i
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8y ago
I was coming to make these points, but you covered it very well. I can think of offices that would implode without the receptionist/assistant/office manager that performs the "glue" functions and allows others to focus o
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8y ago
Worst person I've worked with is >50. Second worst was <25. Best person I worked with was in their 20's, second best in their 40's. I think it matters less about age and more about mentality.
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8y ago
One can be a great person without being a good person. Something I feel people forget all to often. We like to idealize those that accomplish much, but we also like to ignore that those accomplishments come with sacrifices that many aren&#x
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8y ago
They were able to identify and re-run the attack, so auditing and logging are likely present enough to capture what they attackers did, which in most breaches needs to be analyzed to see what they were able to accomplish. This doesn't
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8y ago
In my experience, "Culture fit" has always been the cover for "toxic" workplaces where sexism, bullying and worse run rampant. If everyone acts professional then chances are you'll figure out how to work together. I
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8y ago
I'm still running OwnCloud. I've tried twice to move to nextcloud but run into syncing issues from my clients with the same data (and same basic setup) that Owncloud is currently handling fine. Long term I do still plan on moving
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8y ago
I guess I'm one of the outliers. The worst part of FB to me is the vain pictures and constant "look at me attitude", which is pretty much 90% of the instagram content I've seen. The comments are about on par with FB comm
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8y ago
Performance per watt/cost vs performance AMD has not been consistently beating them. There is a reason multiple companies continue to get intel after reviewing AMD's current offerings every few years (I'm in one of them to re
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8y ago
Exactly. Not sure where you're from, but a good 30-50% of people drive the speed limit.
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8y ago
I think you're missing his point here. Yes, those of us that question and break rules can optimize for what is actually desired vs what is 'proscribed' and have better outcomes. But many/most people rather just follow th
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8y ago
>but I'm not sure margin of error matters, does it? It does in terms of "reality overrides perception" and "what we want doesn't change whats real". Our ability to set hard limits in law doesn't change
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8y ago
My experience with it was the switch to centralize significantly dropped quality and reliability, and my family ditched it alltogether about 6 months after.
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8y ago
100% yes. I used to use skype with all my family. the MS bought it and quality noticeably dropped after redirecting all calls through their servers instead of p2p. we moved to other services and except for my cousin no one uses it anymore i
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8y ago
The issue with your argument is the margin of error isn't present. Every technical solution will have a margin of error. that needs to be small enough not to invalidate the law. If 0.08 is the limit, and you blow 0.08 (or within the ma
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8y ago
From a legal standpoint, its 0.08 within the ability to accurately measure BAC. I promise every machine has a margin of error and that is accepted. if you're within the margin of error for measuring equipment that's just part of l
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8y ago
While I've had issues with macbook pro's and 2 older iphines (all new when given to me), that's really the extent of my personal experiences. I've heard good things about them from others, so assume my experiences are a-
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Skype was the 'goto' for a long time, but then facetime came out and it split the family into apple users and the rest of us. I had apple products as well as others, I chose the rest of the family anyways :p
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