marta_morena

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by marta_morena 7y ago
This article doesn't make any sense. It already fails at the premise. Airplanes and elevators have nothing in common with code written by normal software companies. They optimize for a compromise between short-term gain and long-term g
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by marta_morena 7y ago
It's a bit like saying "We found this store and it doesn't label kitchen knifes as potentially dangerous"... Nobody in their right mind would use this data set for developing a self-driving car and if one does, then they
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Sorry but anyone who has worked in a professional high-tech environment should be aware of that an 8 hour days is not productive. You NEED to spend you entire day on this, you mind always needs to be on it to work on that level. Einstein wo
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by marta_morena 7y ago
What does Elon Musk have to do with this? He is just someone who takes existing working things and tries to produce them in some slavery sweat shop conditions for cheap. There is essentially zero innovation involved here, even less so any &
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by marta_morena 7y ago
This sounds fishy. He probably pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal, so law enforcement has a scapegoat and some meaningless "media success" in exchange for him getting a drastically reduced sentencing. They always do that, threa
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Ahh because these two are decoupled. I am sure smartphone usage contributes a significant portion to CO2 then.
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Or the failure may be on your end, believing that "many people are sensitive to data collection" while in fact, most people don't give a dusty fuck about it and happily share everything for saving a few bucks a month. Hackern
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by marta_morena 7y ago
SAP is the one of the few software companies who manages to consistently produce the worst possible user experience. They actually made it into an art form. There is nothing about an SAP product that is usable. Its a big steaming pile of sh
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by marta_morena 7y ago
This is just another symptom of why OpenSource often sucks. Instead of somehow coordinating and focusing their efforts, everyone seems to need to start their own spin off "inspired" by other projects. When do people realize that b
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Wow, this is just yet another display of regulators complete ignorance of technology. They just don't learn. Regulation is about 10-20 years behind the current and their solution is to say: "You have to use this method of doing th
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Um that is kindof missing the point. A badge is nothing more than a number expressed in symbols, so you demonstrated just another variation of how to hijack the brain, even if you just read an article showing it to you with numbers... If &q
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Its quite a blow to the credibility of this article, if Elon Musk is listed second as "climate change billionaire". Since when is building electric vehicles preventing climate change? Where do people think where this energy comes
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Sorry but this is just false. Everyone has "cancer" all the time because these "mistakes" happen all the time. The reason why someone gets the medical condition, "cancer", is because for some reason, the immune
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Cool, so people post their diary to an email service? Interesting. Why not just post on Facebook? It's about as public as it gets.
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by marta_morena 7y ago
This article seems like clickbait and bad advice. This is like selling this ridiculous American dream to someone. Oh, come to us, work hard, wash some dishes and you gonna get far! What pile of garbage. Yes, it works for some lucky few, but
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by marta_morena 7y ago
Thinking small is a self-fulfilling prophecy, just as work fills allocated time.
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by marta_morena 7y ago
An extreme argument? If you don't care about security, perhaps you are right. In any other case, using a closed source endpoint from the company that promises you "encryption" is completely crazy. They "only" have t