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Comment #38266201
This is an American interpretation. Here in the US, cones, lights, or lane-blockers are used to close exits. Culturally, its because American's won't read a sign and follow the ins…
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Comment #35906241
Yeah but the weekly WBR where the directors ask what a cell means on the DataNet report but the data isnt' sussed out so the L5 Data science guy that reports to the L7 PMT will spe…
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Comment #35906215
Definitely lawyer and accountant. PRFAQs, COEs, and WBRs.
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Comment #35817740
Meta execs are probably wondering when the rest of the crowd just realizes what Facebook is and determines if they want to exchange their privacy for their services. Who is even su…
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Comment #35817124
For now, but not for long.
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Comment #34684185
Sadly, XRB (Raiblocks, formally) was designed that way. Instant, fee-less. Problem was, there were races and some bugs, which caused a lot of reconciliation problems for exchanges …
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Comment #32842975
a lens translates things to a different view. so they either justified it somehow, or it changed the outcome. not a hair I'd want to be splitting in court.
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Comment #32308919
"users expect an interactive experience with a website" - I think this is a generalization that is getting a lot of web developers into needlessly complex toolchains and frameworks…
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Comment #32308866
I'd argue that WeWork's strategy was a disaster itself. FOMO into disasters is one thing, FOMO - AFAIK, was not a WeWork strategy.
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Comment #32269227
cough Meta cough
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Comment #32231735
Were there 23 lessons, or none? Seems like the author couldn't focus on what they "learned," which likely suggests the post is simply a way to increase their profile after what is …
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Comment #31097886
This would be a cool plugin for Google Maps for essentially any public Wifi, wouldn't want to limit it to cafes.
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Comment #31088313
I built a version that takes your PDF, prints it, chutes it into a scanner, and uploads it to S3. The realism is unmatched.
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Comment #30805152
You should get a camera and write an OCR scanner that automatically scans the receipts as they are printed, then pushes it into a DB so you can view all your issues via a simple we…
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Comment #28328504
"Travel like Delta" would be subtle enough I think.
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Comment #28169494
Ok - if we are going to narrow the scope of the debate to the nature of the scanning, that is the core of my argument to begin with. I'm not an expert in how CSAM works, but if it …
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Comment #28161284
It's splitting hairs in the end. You're arguing that they only pre-scan it for bad stuff if you decide to upload it, so they don't end up with that material on their servers. BUT T…
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Comment #28159039
Assuming the marketplace is functioning, the demand for these sort of "features" (aka: non-features) would assume there would be a rational supplier to give it. The next step in th…
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Comment #28158977
Literally just get an Android phone.
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Comment #28121406
Coupling, Cohesion, and Encapsulation. That's the way I learned it. The Dryness or single responsibility principle I think boils down to encapsulation.
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Comment #27912158
SpaceX has already done that, in less time, and took humans to the ISS.
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Comment #27702041
No, read it again. "Leaders are right a lot. They have strong judgment and good instincts. They seek diverse perspectives and work to disconfirm their beliefs." Work to disconfirm …
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Comment #27521996
Well done.
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Comment #26795559
Is this a joke?
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Comment #24965715
This dude knows nothing about why Trump won if he thinks I went from Obama to Trump because I'm a closet racist. Maybe it had to do with all the war, bombing, and drone campaigns?