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Comment #18572447
Elon Musk tweets: “Check out this guy’s video of a Tesla he saw at the racetrack.” GM pays the guy $100K to update the video to a GM ad.
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Comment #18540622
I like my headphone jack but I’d rather have none than one of those janky condoms.
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Comment #18540585
Your non-lousy product stewardship would let me replace the video file of a John Carmack tech talk with an Amway recruiting video?
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Comment #18539439
Unsolicited tip: cultivate some misanthropy so that you can relish downvotes.
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Comment #18539237
Just bought an iPhone 6S four days ago because of this and the physical home button. $140 brand new.
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Comment #17792401
Then surely a generic CEO can be referred to as “him” since 29/30 of Fortune 500 CEOs are men.
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Comment #17727309
It’s not surprising. The people most interested in encryption want to trust nobody. That’s the goal of strong encryption, but as Ken Thompson says it’s not possible. Between the US…
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Comment #17711943
Yes but Upwork wants a metric that doesn’t need a software engineer to adjudicate. If you say “this XHMTL validator works as specified because RFC 1913 was never formally accepted”…
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Comment #17689512
Between those companies developers have checked in tens or hundreds of thousands of exploitable bugs. It's not far-fetched to think that at least one of them might have been intent…
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Comment #17682014
The fact that the article says that “oil and tobacco” are the Bad Industries (that CS shouldn’t become like) says everything you need to know. There is no CS without oil.
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Comment #17679759
But there are many absurdly wealthy Muslim countries.
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Comment #17655819
Not necessarily. Zuckerberg is basically accountable to no one as CEO. He can’t be fired even by the board. So Facebook’s motivations are whatever his own personal motivations are.…
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Comment #17654493
Email is effectively closed these days. You can’t really send email from your own server and expect it to be read.
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Comment #17654080
How many elementary school children have perished in school fires in the last 25 years?
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Comment #17653745
Why is it considered good to minimize walking time and hallway time in schools?
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Comment #17636355
Twitter doesn’t understand what makes it successful so it is loath to change anything.
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Comment #17626780
I find it hilarious to put on a cheesy American comedy that I’ve seen before on the TV in a foreign language. I wouldn’t watch it actively but it’s something nice to have on while …
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Comment #17624204
The answer is: make elite connections. It’s entirely possible for someone with something real to offer but no other connections. It’s a bit like saying, “How do I become a basketba…
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Comment #17624188
The GGRA includes nearly every significant restaurant in the Bay Area. Hope you like cooking. Your position is something like, “Man this Donald Trump guy is f’in horrible. Give me …
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Comment #17624179
That’s a great analogy. Almost all machines have consumable parts to save the rest of the parts from wear (in a car, it’s things like brake pads and motor oil). In companies, the w…
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Comment #17623155
The Fortune 500 makes up 73% of American GDP.
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Comment #17621300
No, it’s a hypothetical situation where a reporter can create the conditions for a money quote.
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Comment #17621125
Teams is a shitty version of Slack but it’s bundled and included with Office 365 which almost every big business licenses. Free is a hard offer to refuse.
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Comment #17621107
Could also be a reporter misquoting. Reporter says, “how do you respond to someone who says this creates fewer choices for people?” CEO: “There’s fewer choices for people, but they…
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Comment #17621081
Not really, Teams is half as large and growing much faster because it’s glued to the side of Office 365.