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HarrietJones
4y ago
I'm someone who works on mature products in this space. The biggest mistake that people make is they assume that the slow, clunky old fashioned systems that current organisations use are easy to replace. They are nearly always wrong. T
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HarrietJones
8y ago
I see Shakespeare is from Winterfell.
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HarrietJones
8y ago
I can't see PornHub continuing to allow these videos. It's not really in keeping with the core product, and previous stunts give the impression that they tend towards the left wing. I give it a week for them to start removing gun
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HarrietJones
9y ago
If there's more than 20 points between critic score and viewer score (in the viewers favor) on Rotten tomatoes, then the movie is usually good. There are exceptions to the rule, and recent inclusions in the culture wars (Justice League
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HarrietJones
9y ago
My concern with severity groups is you have users and managers deciding which messages go in which severity groups. That ignores the impact of politics and short termism on the decision making process. (e.g. How severe is a missing child?).
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HarrietJones
9y ago
A lot of conversations seem fixated on what's the worst that could happen if the wrong message was sent, but very few of these people are considering what's the worst that could happen if the right message wasn't sent. Also,
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HarrietJones
9y ago
I've been "arguing" with people here as to what a better interface would look like, and it's interesting at how much disagreement there is. A lot (like too many) seem to think adding a yes/no dialog box would make t
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9y ago
I would like to repeat what the article says. There is no fire alarm for Artificial General Intelligence. Really. This is not a lie. Humans have not created a honeypot on a far side of the internet that can detect AGI and report back to a s
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9y ago
Kinda feel that there's a conflict of interest here. It's in Citron Research's interest for the shares to drop in value, given that they've been shorting them.
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HarrietJones
10y ago
I've just started disassembling a report file format. In python. This is going to be so useful. Thanks!!
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HarrietJones
10y ago
One thing to consider w.r.t. SuperFish is it was two years ago, and Lenovo did apologise for it. Sometimes you have to keep a grudge, but my opinion on this is it was something that pretty much any laptop manufacturer could have done and th
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HarrietJones
10y ago
There's always neocities. You only get 50GB free a month, but paid seems cheap, and they seem to have their hearts in the right place. https://neocities.org/supporter
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10y ago
kinda feel like there's so many quality podcasts out there, that this is increasingly hard to answer. Favourites from me at the moment : codepen.io podcast - nuts and bols of how codepen is run. Starship Sofa - SciFi stories Tales to T
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10y ago
You've probably heard this a couple of times, but - I don't have a GitHub account, don't want a github account, yet for me to use this I have to create a github account. Any reason for this?
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HarrietJones
10y ago
I had a plantronic C210 for a while. It was getting worn (After 4 years), so I've recently upgraded to a Plantronic C310. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B007JURP2A Can't recommend it highly enough,
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10y ago
Except that recipes are not covered by copyright. http://opensourcecook.com/recipes-copyright-law
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HarrietJones
10y ago
This isn't forgetting to program, it's a deliberate choice as to how library code needs to be organised. We can disagree about choices made, but let's not assume other people aren't able to code as well as we think we ca
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HarrietJones
11y ago
Well - Yes and No. My view on this is you have both gender identity and gender expression. Gender identity is very important to people and (to a lesser degree, children), but it's (mostly) invisible. We even hide our most obvious sexua
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HarrietJones
11y ago
So there used to be a thing called Sandy that did the same sort of thing. http://lifehacker.com/321644/sandys-your-personal-assistant-...
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11y ago
Two Points. Google answers questions, it sometimes gets those questions wrong, but it's getting better. I'm not that worried about the odd wrong answer because that's a consequence of fledgling deep learning software. Things
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11y ago
So, at one end, we're moving stuff out of middleware and into the database, and at the other end we're moving all views into the client. Imagine if SQL returned javascript readable sets of tabulated data... If it did, then you cou
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11y ago
Pringle: https://www.google.co.uk/?q=(x*x)%2B(y-x)-(y*y)
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11y ago
It wasn't meant to be an insult, and apologies if it came over that way. If mods want to delete the comment, or want to talk to me about it - I'm happy to do that. I seriously wasn't trying to be negative for the sake of bein
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11y ago
This is going to be rough sherm8n. Hold on to your hat. I'm sorry if this upsets you. To be honest, I'm suprised you've received any funding. You're a company that increases Twitter and Instagram followers. This is a dee
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11y ago
On the mental anguish. You need to leave this. There's no place for revenge or warning other people. Try to think of it as a business deal only. Doing this will make your life worse. Every decision you make should be rational. If you c
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11y ago
You have an email from them saying that the final 2/3 payment is contingent on them getting funcding, and they got funding? Resend the bill for the remainder. Give them 90 days. If they don't pay, sell the debt or take it legal.
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12y ago
Protected from me patenting it and then suing small companies that use it.
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HarrietJones
12y ago
You can search Flickr for Creative Commons images. These images have very flexible (and free) licensing. It's a bit of a jump to move from clip art images to photographs, but with fast internet and large image files, the use of clip ar
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12y ago
Well they just launched youtube on Apple TV, so I don't see why not. There's an issue with having to buy the content on a separate platform (See Comixology for an example of this), but otherwise - yeah. I can see no problem with G
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12y ago
This is good, and I love FastMail, but the one thing that really, really gladdens my heart with this is that they're pushing it as an open standard. Thanks FastMail. Sincerely, thanks.
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