yeukhon

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by yeukhon 10y ago
Okay, yes, echo your experience with Waze, that's really my experience, I can't keep my eyes off of it either. Yesterday I was on I-495 before merging onto Van Wyck, freakin' SUV driver made an abrupt left turn on the left-mo
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by yeukhon 10y ago
It's fair, it's relative to time, location, and sometimes your preferences (avoid toll etc). I had that experience sometimes, but perhaps places i visit happen to have main road around. There are times I look at the GMap and just
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Has it improved the traffic overall now? Is there a barrier in between? Switching lanes are also major problem in traffic congestion.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I think it's the opposite though. Google Map is very clean. It certainly doesn't optimize route like Waze does (seriously I don't get it why, especially Waze is now part of Google). Google Map is known for taking the main roa
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I really want to like Waze, two issues: * I am not used to Waze UI I often missed my exit or turns.. * Waze often has a delay telling me when to turn (very often I get a turn signal just 100 feet away). So my plan these days is use Google M
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I wonder if we should have dedicated lanes (with barrier in between) for trucks. Going to midtown there's already an express channel. Anyway, most of the traffic is caused by ramp and intersection. Take the I-495. There's always a
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by yeukhon 10y ago
But I always thought speaking HTTP with a server can be considered RPC. We can pack our message in XML, JSON, or whatever serialization we choose, passes on to the destination, unmarshall, do something, return.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I actually thought of having creating a bookmark utility for command line, because I have a lot of commands I use. I could create them as aliases, but I also want the ability to keep track of them and have a description what they do, browse
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I see. I can see the risk, although at this point both apps are virtually identical appearance wise and even function wise. For the G/S folks out there, not that I am picky, but seems like a good idea to consolidate. I was actually usi
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I used them too but at peak hours when demand is high Uber and Lyft quite goes up. Gett usually doesn't.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
What is crucial is data. I am not talking about training road condition, Google has been doing this for years. What is missing is traffic data. I have given this argument before on self-driving. One night a maintenance took place on a busy
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I prefer Gett for long commute. It gives you a firm quote so if your Uber/Lyft/Juno driver messed up enroute or there's a traffic, you don't pay the extra. From a user's perspective, this saves me money. I would tak
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by yeukhon 10y ago
The biggest problem was she bought too many new startups trying to gain the mobile market, specifically to make Yahoo a place for your daily digest and entertainment. The Summly acquisition was a big noise, but I don't know what happen
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by yeukhon 10y ago
I think every CEO coming onboard would demand to receive a big compensation package like hers. I believe this is a norm. At the CEO level, you are guaranteed to have a beefy base salary, with a large stock option, and a termination package
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Was there ever a community like, say, Reddit or Facebook Page. Flickr has become just professional photographer's closet. Unless you link the photo on FB/Instagram/Twitter, not that many people would go there to look for phot
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by yeukhon 10y ago
You mistaken what I said. A company with bad press will get more attention from jouranlists trying to uncover more bad press.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Interesting. But I think she might have a different agenda wven if she did have such verbal mutual understanding with the board. For someone like her becoming CEO becoming a savior is important. She probably eventually pushed her technical
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by yeukhon 10y ago
This is normal. Jouranlists dig deep into the trouble culture of Uber because the finding can sell and generally very interesting to research on. This has happened to every company with bad press.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
SOX compliance is unfortunately bureaucratic in the sense as long as you can prove control is in place no one cares if you can read customer's data. A business owner can approve thr request in some ticketing system (change ticket) then
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Then don't worry, while there is a decline in handwriting, people still handwrite.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Absolutely. Chinese too. There are patterns among words. Also if you know part of the phrase not hard to figure out either. Once you know the language you will whether it is Chinese or Korean.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
What constitutes handwriting Chinese? With a pen/pencil? Every where. School? Memo? Sticky notes?
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by yeukhon 10y ago
> How can China expect the rest of the world to use Chinese when even they themselves don't know it 100%? And there goes Shakespeare. On average there's 15,000 words per play. I bet most readers do not have the education to kno
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Thanks. I think I did the calculation wrong.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Are the contents auto-learned and auto-generated? I would be impressed, but most likely human?
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by yeukhon 10y ago
This comment leaves me in a void state. There's so much emptiness.The density of our population in a metropolitan city, is insignificant when you think of it at the scale of space. I just picture me as one of trillions of rocks going a
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by yeukhon 10y ago
Well I am not saying it is ethical or not, but I clearly said it's "business goal", not "business model".
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by yeukhon 10y ago
They do have revenue, but not profit, lost $3B last year despite seeing growth in revenue . The business goal (the product itself) is 10000x times better than Groupon. Car service is more direct. Groupon isn't a bad idea either, but th
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by yeukhon 10y ago
How about Google? If you discover a big vulnerability, perhaps? Someone ought to have some connection somewhere. Ask your colleagues around.
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by yeukhon 10y ago
>It is unlikely that there is a company in the US that has a security team that hasn't heard of H1. You'd be surprised. HackerOne is relatively new, just several years old. Does everyone know OWASP, almost certainly yes. Does e

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