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zentiggr
7y ago
Any way to see that from a non-FB URL?
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zentiggr
7y ago
So that trademark has been un-revivable since 2005... long past time to start saying "sequel" for real :)
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zentiggr
7y ago
Other parties can always close their APIs to FB data slurping, and just share the minimum that's required to interact. Having FB actually implement even that level of interaction would be a net gain in reducing the siloing effect.
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zentiggr
7y ago
So bookmark the search page and blacklist the home page. Only read what you specifically search for.
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zentiggr
7y ago
If "well being" is a core metric for "most teams" why do we have investigative exposes of the horrible conditions content moderators are forced into? If well being were truly important, those moderators would be treated
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7y ago
Ok, I don't have any startup experience, but this sounds an awful lot like either injecting a spy, or a commissar, depending on how much influence the person has on operations and strategy. If I were going to try to ramp up an idea, I&
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zentiggr
7y ago
Or the phone company doesn't immediately disconnect the caller, so you could pick the phone back up and slam it down again, at least a couple of more times. Ahhh...
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7y ago
Imagine that there was a phone receiver that delivered a zero to nominally painful electric current based on how abruptly the audio from the other speaker cut off... All sorts of reasons that this isn't doable, but the psychological s
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7y ago
Unless said designs/process/overview was deliberately overlooked. This is a political app... Given the history of obvious, obliviously bad flaws in elections machines everywhere, how can one not come to the conclusion that the r
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7y ago
And then there are the stories of the agency director that budgeted $50,000 for his own office renovation. Just his own, not the whole Office.
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7y ago
I had the privilege to take a flight on one a few years ago; aside from the expected difference in engine noise (which was actually way more fun as an aviation buff) it was rather comfy for a seventy year old design. And yes, awesome views
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7y ago
I deployed on a sub five times in four years, so I'm maybe not the best one to give an example. For us, we got used to the 'no outside' within a day or so as there is always so much else to do. Long term, you make friends, co
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7y ago
If they are reporting a 33% image error rate, I would expect a large effect on accuracy no matter what the individual annotation error rates were. I am unfamiliar with the detailed tagging standards but that also seems irrelevant until the
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7y ago
Because I work in a Windows-only facility, at least where my level of dev work is done. And I live in a house where the only other person has only ever user Windows, and hates change. Like even desktop icons shouldn't relocate unless s
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7y ago
It's a cool thing that software moves so much faster than other processes, like in my experience military grade weapon loading. Our sub would dock at the pier the day before, everyone but Weapons Department got the day off/in port
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7y ago
https://theregister.co.uk used to have a running record for the most outrageous packing material user for the actual items. If I remember right, one guy received two pallets of cardboard containing, after four levels of unpackin
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7y ago
Not that I'm excusing any of the developers or users of this Elector app... I find it's sometimes an illuminating point of view, to see these sorts of egregious failures from the point of view that there is a range of possible out
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7y ago
That sounds like a nice smooth pre-production process... Her story was of an untested feature trying to get injected into the frontend on Sunday to meet a Monday deadline, by someone without the proper access, and with no apparent oversight
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7y ago
She has seen and written about enough to be entirely justified in her tone. And she's always got an overall point about how to run things better / improve process / get newbies up to speed and past the 'every commit brea
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7y ago
Until they understood what sorry of internal info they could get, then they'll pay that 500k before anyone else could bid it up. 50/50/90 a chunk of my work records for the past ten years could be accessible if someone hits t
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7y ago
Only an amateur observer and occasional paper browser, but my general take is that there are an awful lot of prior models of everything from the stellar nucleophysics up through environmental effects in nurseries, nebulae, galaxies, cluster
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7y ago
Don't go dissing that KSR-35 teletype with the paper tape option :) That's how I talked to my 6502 dev board - way better then membrane keyboard!
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zentiggr
7y ago
Any one that's new enough to have less than [insert critical mass number here, varies by topic] comments.
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zentiggr
7y ago
How do you make money worthless enough that it loses potency as a bribe? More transparency called for here... let's have the judge's financials and phone records investigated by a special counsel.
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7y ago
I have to just lightly wonder why he would have written anything, if he was so adamantly opposed to any copies in any form. Unless I misread that and he only intended to restrict copies "without my consent". Hence as broad and va
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7y ago
Might be too late to get a response but do you have a TLDR of the differences?
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7y ago
You seem to be in a very small minority, then... I have to agree with most of the opinions I've read through the thread, open floor plans are a total productivity killer, way too many distraction sources and most of what communication
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7y ago
And given my dog, it'd stay a dog toy for a very short half life after me got to it. Nothing less than Kong toys in his world, everything else is a snack.
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7y ago
Can't play it where I am now... how well would this work on say Android Firefox?
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7y ago
Ran FS X up to a couple of years ago, FS98 before that, all the way back to C64 Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, and the Sublogic Flight Simulator. This looks awesome but CYAC is still my all time favorite. I need a Win10 compatible flight s
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