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by yayana 8y ago
Ideally, a chain of ongoing trust signs that a validation occurred before the cert expired. For example, the owner of a laptop could sign an initial validation and continue to trust the firmware was authentic and not backdated after perhaps
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by yayana 8y ago
This could help but also could make restrictions a lot worse with owners using zoning and historic classification to reduce their taxes. I.e. it's not fair to tax above it's current use if that is the only allowed use, so some own
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by yayana 8y ago
The overall business impact on using php vs any other language is clearly huge. No other language is split into a separate market for developers and VC capital. JS hate couldn't stop its use completely for any company that needs a webs
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by yayana 8y ago
The majority of new restaurants go out of business, is that an oven problem? There's some kind of expectations that you can do anything on a website and there will never be reprucussions. Then the blame is so distributed and faultily a
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by yayana 8y ago
40 bit only stayed on the market because of US export control. It is convenient to not have to know arbitrary details about your customers, not have to NDA all your docs, and not risk fines and an inability to export your product.
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by yayana 8y ago
The same complaints can't be addressed along the Rio Grande with 80% diversion and no one is talking about relocation for the environmental catastrophe called Las Vegas. That is in a country that includes plenty of fertile land.
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by yayana 8y ago
What I've seen work is satellite offices in other cities followed by satellites of satellite offices as people realize they don't want to commute into a beltway. No one in these satellite offices had a direct business relationship
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by yayana 8y ago
Would access to all the batteries of python, R, and C/C++ from a julia REPL suffice?
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by yayana 8y ago
That doesn't seem like a fair comparison to me. On all those other systems the built-in browser has to be replaced with Chrome as the first step to any utility while on chromeOS you can use a primary user and a guest user with a workin
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by yayana 8y ago
To me it is all a grey area of MOOCS when you get into unaffiliated instructors and paid only content.. I don't think it is possible to go very far with that without kind of sketchy companies like Udemy making decisions on what won&#x
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by yayana 8y ago
Excessive capital raised to go with excessive expenses per widget and a higher density of other startups.. The Bay Area and anyone who bought this recent 4 times overpriced equity in it won't be pleased if these things have a way of ev
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by yayana 8y ago
Yes, but I think that ambivalence and the Bullitt quote about an advisor manipulating Wilson's opinion probably get at the nature of Freud's hatred for Wilson. A leader who had the power to decide over significant things to Freud
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by yayana 8y ago
It's true that VCs that invest in utter nonsense will eventually be eliminated, but I think most VCs who never invest in a success invest in enough doomed models that survive until IPO, (often with built-in failures like a model of exp
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by yayana 8y ago
The end of the American Century or joining their axis of evil? They would literally need the support of NK and Russia to not lose their pants in about 8? conflicts that are just waiting for the US to be spread that thin and lack European&#x
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by yayana 8y ago
I'm not sure about "any" measure, the average startup probably has no surviving code in production.. Even the average in acquired startups, if we count acquihires..
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by yayana 8y ago
Go slowly and look carefully at things. No matter how insane a code base looks, (unless it is totally inoperable) it is meeting a lot of conditions that are more important than whatever you are fixing but won't be recognized as importa
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by yayana 8y ago
As an end user you feel like you don't care only since you can't see that you are always paying more for worse services due to the 30% gardens. It is similar to the hard fought American Express tax. Vendors needing to pay 2% if th
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by yayana 8y ago
I don't think your analogy holds. The big issue with granting commercial hunting rights is that you have hunters (and related industries) launching political attacks to expand them using the income and playing the victim when you take
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by yayana 8y ago
It really irks me that companies don't have to disclose all of the non-negotiable conditions (and something about their pay scales) before a candidate has any sunk costs. The nice thing about infamous companies like Amazon is that I k
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by yayana 8y ago
As a native I assumed infant. Another baby lacks the usual possessive and seems doubly ambiguous for a lover.. (Is it a new lover or an additional one?) Wanting another baby (infant) is both a common phrase from 30 somethings and a kind of
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by yayana 8y ago
I think this last paragraph is a bit misleading: > use a proper programming language m4 is a small proper language that can be used directly. jinja2 is a DSL written in python that doesn't actually have access to much of python. m4
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by yayana 8y ago
I've used the TLDP network guide as recently as last year.. If you make a replacement for TLDP, I hope you will focus on collaborative processes and guidelines. I think that is what made the TLDP guides useful for decades. There's
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by yayana 8y ago
During the Clinton administration, grace periods were changed to reflect improved technology for realtime accounting and payment. The IRS now receives a considerable amount of realtime information and payments relating to large transactions
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by yayana 8y ago
My coworkers who stayed in security all did the master's route instead of the competent pentester route.. There are a lot of jobs and they are a lot more stable for people who have studied the fields academically. There's some hig
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by yayana 8y ago
I find that quote odd too. I find the $10 USB-only ones useful, I just wish they had dual normal/micro USB like some flash sticks. I don't want Bluetooth, NFC or software u2f devices for security reasons, but I also think they cou
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by yayana 8y ago
> typical 5-10 cities Ok, so let's assume Facebook is hiring today and for the last 5 years in 10 job markets. Damn hard to find a company actually using it in many markets for most of that time.
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A Pumped Hydro Energy-Storage Renaissance (2015)(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by yayana 8y ago
I think Pumped Hydroelectric Storage is what you are looking for. I've seen a few of them here in Switzerland. I think many were originally built out with the train system's grid for it's reliably scheduled low and high capac
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by yayana 8y ago
Given that she discusses that in the article, I'd say everyone should form their own opinion on that.
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by yayana 8y ago
> What does "looking at how Python has progressed" even mean? Take an existing project you wrote in python and modernize it for newer style, maybe it was in legacy 2.X for compatibility with something and needs to be updated. M

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