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by wills_forward 6y ago
YES. AWS' UI looks like a wholesale ripoff. Sad. Product manager: "Hey guys, see Trifacta? Go make that."
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by wills_forward 6y ago
LOL’d
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by wills_forward 6y ago
No, just an open door to litigation.
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Crowd sourced list of companies and their Covid-19 work-from-home status(github.com)
2 points by wills_forward 7y ago|0 comments
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by wills_forward 7y ago
Can we buy a list of colleges who are buying these names? Only seems fair. It'd be an interesting data point to know which schools aren't so desperate.
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Zappos 2012 data breach settlement(zapposdatasettlement.com)
341 points by wills_forward 7y ago|113 comments
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by wills_forward 7y ago
^this guy for prez 2020
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by wills_forward 7y ago
So true. And the United States has 2x the number of civil cases per capita than the next most litigious country, The United Kingdom. Tort reform just isn’t a sexy campaign promise either.
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by wills_forward 7y ago
Every time I see one of these systemic vulnerabilities get found I wonder how many others someone (or some entity) are just sitting on until they REALLY need to use it. Someone tell me it’s all going to be okay and this digital world isn’t
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by wills_forward 7y ago
‘Every enterprise software startup is an attempt to replace a spreadsheet.’ —wish I remembered who said that originally
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by wills_forward 8y ago
1) How can the broader community help end this sort of nonsense? 2) Do you see any potential for a company to offer patent troll defense as a service and drive costs down, or does it seem too big a problem to productize/scale a solutio
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Inside Cuba’s D.I.Y. Internet Revolution(wired.com)
1 points by wills_forward 9y ago|0 comments
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Going to War with the Giants: Automated Machine Learning with MLJAR(kdnuggets.com)
3 points by wills_forward 10y ago|0 comments