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by vonklaus 10y ago
The bill of rights is amazing and everything is an anti-pattern. The bill of rights explicitly says what you are allowed to never have done to you. Where as most laws try to prevent specific things. I am not saying law is black and white,
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Seemed it was an opinion. Trump, a well known and documented public figure, has certainly had a much of his life documented in media as an entertainer, author and business executive.I think there is enough evidence to make a claim (either w
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by vonklaus 10y ago
just saw this comment, and checked it out. I think it is a cool project and I will circle back to it when I have more time. I was a little put out by the onboarding proces just because I signed in with my github account, but several steps m
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I respect the principle. For me it hinges on how much of this was communicated to the employee and in what way. If they explicitly told you, and put it into an employee contract at least it would be a consideration. If it was either not exp
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by vonklaus 10y ago
not parent. I bet they do not, however I think you implicitly agree by providing it on the application. Maybe in the case of partners being on the fence, ect, but if not out of privacy probably strictly out of time and number restrictions.
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Reviews and speaking with someone who attended is huge, and I agree. My cousin went to a different campus than I did General Assembly NYC and had a much different experience. Ryan Dahl, used to hang around at NYC and even did a talk on usin
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I went to a bootcamp, I have a pretty varied but useful skillset in growth hacking, front & back end dev, the tech industry & tech trends, software & frameworks ect. I'm unemployed, however I attribute this moreso to moving
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I agree with this and I think it compliments Ford, or at least my interpretation. I've put a fair share of holes in walls and also fastened plenty of material together. No one would buy a drill for one hole in a wall but there is a m
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I suspect you would get killed here. You are trying to change user behavior and as noted they don't have short term benefits. This pricing model disincentivises a company because it costs them money up front each time they try it and n
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by vonklaus 10y ago
the horribly over used Ford quote: > if i'dve asked people what they wanted, they'd have said faster horses. is applicable here, much more so than in the battlecries of every company making something no one wants for some hypot
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by vonklaus 10y ago
fair enough. I mentioned rethinkdb above because I find it very intuitive and versatile. I've used mongodb a fair bit but I like rethinkdb better for a host of reasons. I guess what I meant was, I thought mongodb was ok however every
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by vonklaus 10y ago
if you are just messing around you might be interested in vuejs & rethinkdb. found it a pretty intuitive stack, much easier than react for me
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Idk about hype, but for node.js virtually every tutorial uses it. I think the stereotype is that postgres locks you into a data model but your needs vary drastically. I suspect mongo is harder to retool the schema than it is widely claimed,
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by vonklaus 10y ago
What do you think about noSQL in general. From what I could follow from aphyr rethinkdb seems pretty awesome. I like it a lot, but I am also not getting a ton of traffic on localhost:3000...
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by vonklaus 10y ago
havent used straight up terminal yet, but I have done bower and yeoman inits presumably with the same interface. Works well. I like that they add features slow and seemingly balance performance. Atom was a great idea but throwing the kitche
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by vonklaus 10y ago
YES! finally they are starting to add tabs. I switched to vscode from sublime, really the only annoying thing is lack of tabs. > it will take numerous iterations to get it right. Still, this is awesome. Atom was pretty good, except it st
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by vonklaus 10y ago
theranos is almost a decade and a half old. i'll just come right out and say that the FDA is a sham and I honestly wouldn't care if they Theranos didn't pay extra to have some peer reviewed paper published or adhere to the la
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by vonklaus 10y ago
great thanks. ill check out keras.io seems perf. cheers
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by vonklaus 10y ago
wow, this is super interesting. I have actually used telnet and the telnet simulator. i think there used to be an old bbs or game online that was before my time that was still hooked up and one where you voild telnet in and play the oregon
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Vast majority of comments here are arguing that a satirical article that lampoons a subset of wealthy travelers does not encapsulate 100% of their own travel experience. Its a satirical article poking fun at a population that is both wealth
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by vonklaus 10y ago
i think the article is meant to underscore actual travelers who are curious and authentic stand in stark contrast to what amounts to a trustafarian extended vacation. While there is nothing inherently wrong with either, the ladder tends to
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by vonklaus 10y ago
> But again, the point is not to become some kind of well- rounded, high-minded voyeur. The point is to try to eliminate your blind spots — the things that keep us from grasping the bigger picture.[...] And that’s when we can really star
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by vonklaus 10y ago
hey thanks for the response, I am sure it is quite well done to your target audience. Do you know of any higher level material that provides a good outline conceptually but only assumes a really general knowledge? This is a bit above my com
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I really wanted something like scratch for api design. I can't load vvvv right niw for some reason, but i was hoping/looking for something like a cross between scratch & balsamiq to design programs. For example a crud app, you
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by vonklaus 10y ago
can you clarify? Do you mean enjoyment of going alone, or others questioning you for your lack of compatriots?
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by vonklaus 10y ago
i think one of the one kf the problems is that articles like this; not just about ML but advanced CS and science concepts, answer a question at a complexity well above any person who would really ask it. By that I mean, if you could follow
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by vonklaus 10y ago
> Some 20 years ago it was common knowledge among hackers that the reason critical IT-infrastructure has not been used to do real harm was that "good" hackers locked destructive hackers out of systems they had pwned. Can you el
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I agree with joof. I consider this grey tipping towards white rather than black hat. s/he basically just automated default credentials or autologin attempts, the door was already wide open and there were already numerous pieces of evid
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by vonklaus 10y ago
While this is an extremely well known charachter attack vector most publicly probably used on Julian Assange, as noted by tptacek this just means there will be more scrutiny of the accusation. I am not familiar with his exact contributions
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by vonklaus 10y ago
home taping killed music and it was illegal[0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Taping_Is_Killing_Music

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