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by wand3r 10y ago
Someone made a compelling case a few months ago that Mayer executed perfectly for what she was brought in for. Activist investors brought her in after buying the stock super low and then liquidated at the perfect time after the stock rallyi
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by wand3r 10y ago
Right. I meant that potentially they consulted lawyers / evaluated the law before making the claim. I have no idea if it is legal in Russia (and they may not either) but the quote seemed to be a statement which if levied at RU; hopeful
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by wand3r 10y ago
> if you cherish whatever stability and comfort your daily life affords. I reckon this was their point rather than a rebuttal. They seem to believe it is legal as well as a right and they're going to at least try. Would I do run a
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by wand3r 10y ago
I found it hard not to disagree with this article. I am not sure I agree with the premise but this argument wasn't persuasive. Of course a stock drops when the CEO abruptly dies. Of course 100percent of people responsible for the well
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by wand3r 10y ago
Sure. 2 points; I subjectively view this crine as much less admirable than a simple bank robbery or Ross ulbricht (less the alleged murder attempts) as this causes individuals direct harm. This is subjective, I think others may agree that i
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by wand3r 10y ago
IDK. I feel bad for the devs but I hate being punted from safari to the app store. If this cuts it down 66percent that would be awesome ux. Really sick of the huge green button that says "proceed" and the tiny "no thanks&quot
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by wand3r 10y ago
Thanks. Assumed it was something like fingerprint in. Techcrunch says it was more tracking of uninstall then reinstall than tracking while the app was not installed. They apparently geofenced Cupertino and used deprecated apis to get the de
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by wand3r 10y ago
That's precisely what makes it interesting. It was a remarkably simple interaction for something many consider to be a critical service. What if they simply said; no. Try again in a year. I wonder if SSH would be widespread today if th
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by wand3r 10y ago
It does not explain how they tracked users after their code was removed from the device. How do you think this was accomplished?
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by wand3r 10y ago
What was the reason?
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by wand3r 10y ago
Funnily enough an electric vtol got posted to HAN. 300km range for the prototype and as fast as a formula 1 car. Depends on how you define car I suppose.
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by wand3r 10y ago
Their logo is 6 letters in similar or the exact text as stripe with similar color schemes
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by wand3r 10y ago
You should consider your idea if you are building it for a group you literally know 0 people who are part of it. The advice is good but often it means talk to your users. You can use it to validate your idea, but it is helpful to validate y
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by wand3r 10y ago
It's important to realize opiods are likely the best proof laws don't work. These are largely made and controlled by American companies. The whole supply chain. It's not like cocaine that is largely imported by diverse entiti
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by wand3r 10y ago
The cloud is the Achilles heal in reality. The cadence for Apple was really this: 1. The computer is the hub. Your devices link to this. 2. The Cloud is the hub. We will pivot to a distributed system so all your devices can sync with/o
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by wand3r 10y ago
As an optimist, I hope the NN disappears as a policy and creates the catalyst to enforce it technologically instead. It's a hard problem to solve but I think the pieces are there.
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by wand3r 10y ago
Observationally: No. If parent was referring to less vehicles due to advances in transportation technology and pattern optimizations...I think broadcast TV dies much sooner than gas stations.
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by wand3r 10y ago
Pretty wild we potentially have technology to photograph a black hole and accumulate 1024 HDDs of data pertaining to something light years away but not have the tech to transmit them electronically on our planet.