dreamfactory2

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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
does it go up stairs as well as down?
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
> (1) old, unfocused open-source platforms which are tired and broken, or (2) new, amazing publishing systems which are completely proprietary and closed Nothing against Ghost, but I've spent about a decade in the area of content ma
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
> IMO you seem to try to brush of the opinions of anyone who disagrees with you as stupid. Well the numbers are overwhelmingly against you and a smart person would stop digging. Your own figures show that the US is off the charts compare
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
> widely dispersed I assumed it was obvious I was referring to quantity of guns in a society rather how far apart these guns were actually placed.
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Gun ownership and gun deaths are minimal in Europe compared to the US. There's simply no valid debate to be had on this
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Yeah gun deaths in the US vs EU. (Most people from Europe would consider it a completely stupid conversation to continue this far)
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
barriers to entrance on data subs are complex supplier and per end user exchange licensing, and more so millisecond latency (to the extent that you compete on physical proximity to exchanges and low level tightly coupled native code)
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
> cheap insurance policy in Europe, having guns widely dispersed throughout society would be considered about as expensive as it gets (and far more likely to kill the patient than offer a potential cure under very particular and exceptio
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Doesn't this describe most modern hotel lounges?
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
it's all so oddly and guardedly worded it looks like it was drafted by lawyers or a north korean tourist guide
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Another org with a network of surveillance cameras just has to do a deal with FB
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
There are companies who are selling tech that will recognise a person rapidly walking past in a conference crowd (had it demoed to me), so yes the tech is definitely capable now
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
FB is a commercial privately owned publishing platform. In some countries, you need a model release to publish photos of me, in others you need a release for my kids, in others none. This is the thorny unresolved question of what jurisdicti
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
double at least for redundancy to cover holiday/sickness/bus factor
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
you could probably make microservices a requirement as a governance issue for this reason alone
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
sales led, not strategic, and it would have cannibalised their existing money printing machine. imagine if they started offering their customers PAYG elastic accounts rather than multi year mega provisioning deals - their numbers would have
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
for infrastructure on that scale smart money would be on Lambda or some other FaaS to leverage huge price savings and create a barrier to entry for competitors
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
The relationship is always and rightly asymmetrical between founders and employees. What's dishonest is offering shares that can be diluted, can't be transferred, and have no voting rights with the understanding that they are any
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
> I nearly lost it when my laptop was under 10% battery remaining after only three hours of use. ... With my older 11" MacBook Air, I was used to 3-4 hour battery life does not compute
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
+ with child safety and whatnot, maybe it should be illegal to use your real id publicly online?
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Drupal 8 is very user friendly out of the box. (For publishing, you could maybe go further and use a distribution like Thunder - http://thunder.org/ )
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
of course they were the ones who put the tories in by not forming a labour coalition
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
we should measure value, that is all. and that's what agile is supposed to aim for, not developer comfort. these processes offer negative value (prohibitive costs of change and inability to execute in time which massively outweigh any
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
cost to business of occasional goof is less here than prohibitively high costs of making any change from these inappropriate and frankly insane processes (I've held management positions at such companies and easily recognise these kind
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
which is why comments in any major media are now completely polluted by professional influencers.
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
Losing weight is not as impossible a mission as the author makes out. Plenty of people on /r/loseit who have lost significant weight. All reduced calories and almost all used myfitnesspal to track them.
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
A big life event can be used to great effect (and for giving up smoking). Once you get through it (and it's never quite as hard as you fear), you demonstrate to yourself that nothing can stop you.
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
so is this how Roko's Basilisk will find you?
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
how about ASEAN then?
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by dreamfactory2 10y ago
doesn't work w uBlock

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