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devrandomguy
9y ago
Nah, they'll just create expendable shell companies to decouple the risk from the profit.
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So, can anyone tell me, why are there three credit agencies? Why not one, or thirty? Could I start a credit agency, just by judging that certain people are level 9000 reliable, and others are just level 100 reliable? I swear it's not s
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What makes you think that any of those things, including plastics, must by made from fossil oil? So tired of being told that the only way to do things, is the way we are currently doing them. Heck, we don't even have to make so much st
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Their marketing looks quite shady to me: no technical details, uses Facebook likes as a quality metric, defective link to the one third-party review. You definitely want to see a teardown and a proper review of something like this, before y
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Could anyone point out the boundary between the open-source Mesos / Marathon stack, and the commercial DC/OS? The official documentation ( https://docs.mesosphere.com/1.9/overview/what-is-dcos/ ) does
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Who is George Parker?
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Build nation-scale infrastructure? Surely a major bank would benefit greatly, if indirectly, from any improvements in the national economy.
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Well, if the illumination was from the radio telescope, then the moon would be hidden behind the parent asteroid when it is eclipsed. We would not see it go dark, it would just be obscured.
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9y ago
Imagine heating and spinning it into a thin foil disk, and then curving it into a slight parabola by gently accelerating the center point away from the sun. Solar-cooker death-ray for anyone who disputes your claim!
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9y ago
The first number is the wind direction, in degrees, not velocity in a different unit. The UX could be improved with a ° symbol.
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Might be worth checking out the various issue-bounty setups, like Bountysource. Focus on documenting the design of your MVP in a public Git repo, then file issues with a bounty on them to get tasks done. As soon as you have something workin
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9y ago
A lean startup, done right, plans the MVP and promises only that, as a first iteration. Then, if necessary, they can pivot in a new direction with another MVP v2, or use the credibility from the execution of their first, viable, release, to
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Put it at the bottom of the ocean in shallow water, on top of a fiber optic line. You get free cooling as a bonus! Not sure about backup power, though. https://news.microsoft.com/features/microsoft-research-proje...
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9y ago
I think that the Lofstrom loop is way more realistic than an orbital elevator, mainly because the cables "only" need to span ~100km, rather than the ~36,000km required for a geostationary elevator. Also, I see that there are imp
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Sounds to me like the GP believes in minimally constrained competition, where monopolism is one of the many undesirable constraints on their way of life. They are correctly identifying large corporations as analogous to overbearing governme
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Can you recommend a good source of info about running a personal email server? I have heard that it is extremely difficult to get mainstream email providers to accept email from unrecognized sources, but if that is not the case, or if there
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Synthwave intensifies
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When did Tor Browser start enabling JS by default? It was blocked by noscript by default for me, when I started using it years ago, and that was still the case the last time I installed a new workstation OS, earlier this year. I use TBB for
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9y ago
IMO, requiring a mobile number is grounds for disqualification, because it strongly identifies a person, and can be abused quite badly. Telegram demands a mobile number, even though it does not need to place calls. Check out Wire for an alt
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9y ago
If people are leaving because they are unable to unilaterally execute politically motivated purges, then I would say that over the long term, this bodes well for the Node community. It's a technology platform, not a political platform,
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This is only for San Francisco. It would be nice if we could get that mentioned in the title, this is a more significant piece of info than the list of sources.
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Data is the new oil: Your information is now the world's most valuable commodity
(cbc.ca)
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If I was given a few $trillion to solve atmospheric CO2/CH4, I would move mining to the moon, and move manufacturing and agriculture into orbit. Then smother the Earth-side economy with cheap/free stuff to discourage the remaining
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Check out Nerdarchy on YT if you want to level up your DM skills, just let them chat in the background while you flesh out the campaign. Try not to squirrel too hard; if they give you an awesome idea, just make a note for next week and then
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I don't believe that government is seriously hindered by free speech, but rather by it's lack of profit-incentive and by the perverse incentives of our current implementation of democracy. We should expand the free speech rights,
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What I mean, is that it does not really matter that Canada is not the highest paying country in the world, because money is not the only factor in determining where academics choose to live. If we can offer an environment that is conducive
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When the last tree has been cut down, the last fish caught, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money. We don't have to pay as well, someone else will always be willing to ravage their own country t
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That argument becomes weaker as responsibilities and power are transferred from the government to the private sector. How many of the rules that we follow are currently dictated by a corporation, rather than a government? Do we not want che
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So, sanitize your `/add?a=1&b=2` endpoint inputs by making sure that they don't add up to something greater than... wait a sec. Actually, let's just return an unsigned int. No wait! We might get a negative number as input
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Looks fine to me. Are you supposed to check for integer overflow before doing the addition, or something?
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