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by wilde 9y ago
It depends on how comfortable you are developing a monitoring and failover system for something stateful. Right now AWS handles failover of our redis instances. With Faktory, I’m not sure what that looks like yet.
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by wilde 9y ago
People don’t vote based on facts. They vote based on identity and feelings. Democracy for Realists has an explanation at length.
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by wilde 9y ago
Windows 8 was totally designed around pushing the touch interface as iPad compete. The thought was that the ecosystem would move towards more direct manipulation in interfaces. This didn’t happen, but MS spent a lot of effort pushing laptop
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by wilde 9y ago
fast.ai
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by wilde 9y ago
GSheets still can't scale up to the larger models our Finance team builds.
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by wilde 9y ago
If you're in SF, Gusto needs someone like you. https://boards.greenhouse.io/gusto/jobs/188188#.WZxXKEFlCEc
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by wilde 9y ago
I think it comes back to how you read this part of the TL;DR. "Differences in distributions of traits between men and women may in part explain why we don't have 50% representation of women in tech and leadership." Google cur
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by wilde 9y ago
This is largely a usability issue. There have been folks in the performance community complaining in the same way for years. Then all of a sudden React comes along and lots of people started talking about performance because the framework m
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by wilde 9y ago
This is literally what the memo said.
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by wilde 10y ago
I mean, Comcast does the same sort of thing without any insurance model involvement.
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by wilde 10y ago
Ah, gotcha. Thanks for explaining!
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by wilde 10y ago
Are you guys planning to release the list so we can all change our passwords on affected services? Or are you planning on letting those services handle the communication?
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by wilde 10y ago
It's always a tradeoff. The io.js mess showed what happens when you try to be too stable.
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by wilde 10y ago
There's less incentive on short term renters to respect the people around their rental. This leads to all sorts of bad behaviors. That said, I think it's a question of "why do we have zoning laws". AirBNB gets to profit
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by wilde 10y ago
If the attacker has physical access to your machine, you have bigger problems. They can just read the autofill DB at that point.
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by wilde 10y ago
But if we did that, it would be harder to spy on other people, no? sigh
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by wilde 10y ago
Luckily there are a bunch of tools that wrap the git primitives to present more friendly UIs. I spend most of my source control time in SourceTree at this point.
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by wilde 10y ago
Do they have IMAP or ActiveSync disabled? You should be able to find compatible replacement clients.
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by wilde 10y ago
Yeah. It seems like the real solution is to set up an investment fund and maintain distance from the incubator.
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by wilde 10y ago
Is it a safeguard to ensure that companies that offer insurance can remain in business to service claims? Or why is this illegal?
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by wilde 10y ago
This law appears to be widespread. http://compliance.aeproduction.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/...
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by wilde 10y ago
Because spam-filtering and moderation are useful forms of censorship that keep communities alive. In the US, I need to at least be able to remove child pornography (and other illegal content) so that the FBI doesn't come after me.
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by wilde 10y ago
A basic PDF reader?
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by wilde 10y ago
How are the history books supposed to compete with something we spend millions of dollars on every year optimizing its appeal? Self control isn't exactly a human strong suit.
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by wilde 10y ago
So...when do folks think it will be safe to use this? Often 1.0 is reserved for "we'll try to make less painful interface breaking changes after this release". But if this is any indication, we're still a ways off from A
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by wilde 10y ago
For those interested in a more technical dive into the system, see this blog: http://engineering.gusto.com/how-ach-works-a-developer-persp...
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by wilde 11y ago
Prereqs: Stats, Multivariable Calc, Linear Algebra http://cs231n.stanford.edu/
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by wilde 11y ago
If their team is wondering why mobile users are bouncing, it's because it takes 20s for the page to render anything: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/160329_KP_15JS/
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by wilde 11y ago
Sure, but unless you're pulling ad stock from a secure source, that just obfuscates the issue. Is your network path to the client meaningfully less secure than your network path to the ad server?
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by wilde 12y ago
I think I'm missing something. How does Apple Pay have enough info to generate the larger payload they're looking for if you add cards by typing in the number?

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