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weej
7y ago
Fair point "WeWork", but this early on I think the focus of an investor should be more on the founders vs. product/business idea. This early on there's a potential for pivoting, and you'd rather have smart, talente
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weej
7y ago
I feel ya, Mr. Horn. :-)
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7y ago
"The enemy has nowhere to hide" Love the logo, but damn if that isn't ominous and intimidating.
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weej
7y ago
Netflix | Backend Software Developer (multiple roles) | Los Gatos or Los Angeles, CA | Onsite | Full-Time We are currently ramping up our engineering efforts in the content creation space with a heavy investment and focus on efficiency and
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weej
8y ago
I didn't realize that temperate rainforest go all the way down to the NW of California. Coming from Seattle, WA that's pretty cool. (the more you know). :-)
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weej
8y ago
Since at least 2015. Folks sometimes use FANG and overload the 'A' for Apple and Amazon.
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weej
8y ago
That said, at least it's progress in the right direction (I Hope). We'll see how it turns out.
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weej
8y ago
Title is misleading. This is 3rd party contractor that won an RFP bid yo push out hard copy verification of ballot and voter's choice with some "DARPA techniques". Not quite the secure confidential system with data integrity
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8y ago
Lived in Austin 17 years. It's traffic surpassed NYC back in 2014 as 4th worse in the USA; however, it looks like its dropped back down to #8 based on INRIX Global Traffic score card. http://inrix.com/scorecard/
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8y ago
Rather than worrying about the perfect file structure layout, I focused more on optimizing indexing and search via fzf. IMO it's a fantastic fuzzy finder for locating content on device via your terminal. https://github.com&
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8y ago
Could very well be that you're just leveraging your circadian rhythm coupled with the appropriate sleep stages cycled. You're likely waking at the optimal time of completion of a complete sleep cycle. That doesn't necessaril
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8y ago
"Bad people" feels a little trite. What about individuals who feel they are truly joining to try to make a difference for the better in improving the culture, security, data privacy, or overall business? Too altruistic or is tha
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weej
8y ago
Also know as debug mode.
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8y ago
>But by that point, police had already developed suspects without Google's help, based on vehicle descriptions and a confidential informant, they said in court filings. Even with a lack of probable cause and massive data surveillanc
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8y ago
Really? I don't have that problem with LastPass. It simply inspects the domain in the URL and DOM element name for the given web page. If it's a password field in the form (even if on separate page that's stand alone) maps
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Creating High Entropy Passwords on Linux
(cjbarker.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Fair point. I was solely thinking from a technical solution not the practicality around deployment. My employer has biased my bubble on thought process. "Oh, yes, this is easy to solve, and I see it on campus (Disney - imagineering
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8y ago
Agreed. A leader needs to be capable of indirectly & positively influencing the team's architecture and overall technical outcome while not doing so explicitly (manage down, up and out). The team needs to drive and come to their
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weej
8y ago
Isn't Soli more for natural user interface (NUI) detection via radar wave disruptions? I'm not sure it would provide very granular detection and he'd have a lot of false positives. I was thinking more in terms of lidar track
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8y ago
They do - their amygdala. "fMRI testing at the Medical University of South Carolina tilted the scales toward precisely that explanation — an underactive amygdala, not a negligent mother — by confirming that Honnold’s fear circuitry rea
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Thieves Can Now Nab Your Data in a Few Minutes for a Few Bucks
(wsj.com)
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A colleague of mine created graph visualization of the entire Marvel ecosystem (content creators) several years back when the marvel API launched: Blog Post: http://allthingsgraphed.com/2015/04/09/a-matter-of
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TSA releases roadmap for expanding biometrics technology
(tsa.gov)
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I never said Steve was a good leader or manager. What I agree with is that the best managers of engineers are DOERS/ENGINEERS themselves. Steve was not an engineer.
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8y ago
I completely agree (assuming not blocking task). No one is in a better position to represent, empathize, direct, and assist in employees' careers than a manager that "gets it". Additionally, studies show that employee satis
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8y ago
I'd like to think so. A grainy, CCTV at a gas station with ZERO FACIAL RECOGNITION is not correlated and crossed check with my passport photo or physical movements.
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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" -George Santayana
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Folks, please remember to PURGE GIT COMMIT HISTORY of the file. It does no good to simply remove a password if it's there in plain (historical) sight. https://help.github.com/articles/removing-sensitive-data-fro..
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8y ago
Additionally to changing password, if you don't already start leveraging a password manager: lastpass, 1password, etc.
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8y ago
Agreed. If one wants to change the business's behavior there has to be financial penalty to incentive them to get their act together. Currently, there's zero regulatory compliance required with little to no impact to the company
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