mobileman

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by mobileman 15y ago
I think something more powerful could be done here. Imagine app that lets you understand all the politics and dirt on companies. Like how green are they or do they do animal testing . I see so much shit and choices, but who am rewarding
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by mobileman 15y ago
Aren't plants deterministic with water consumption. I can see the value of this in so far as data mining an optimal schedule, but it isn't green nor scalable.
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by mobileman 15y ago
Bad passwords really scare me.
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by mobileman 15y ago
Ditto, very sad. Based on the comments alone, it's better to turn off electronics to be safe from other passengers regardless of any merit to the authors actions. Although, I feel like not bothering with turning things off now and just put
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by mobileman 15y ago
Fingernail clipper: I have 9 of them, yet only two are around at any given point
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by mobileman 15y ago
So s3 is like memcached now but slower. The ability to do suffix based deletion would be nice since I lacked the foresight to prefix my thumbnails with their dimension. Although I could wipe all my thumbnails and rebuild them on the fly...
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by mobileman 15y ago
The problem is that instead of worrying about price, compete by being different and better. Make a store that people want to be in rather than a store. Amazon will win on price hands down. If you think only on this dimension, then close up;
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by mobileman 15y ago
This is why I have anxiety!
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by mobileman 15y ago
Atwood law in full swing!!!' awesome
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by mobileman 15y ago
Why??? How can you be proud of something you dont control? Its irrational.
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by mobileman 15y ago
I'm more curious about how they hacked the officials. None the less, I think hack is now more or less generalized to doing that wasn't meant to be.
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by mobileman 15y ago
The fundamental problem is that people don't like change. I've encountered this a few times. I invent a system process to make a work flow simpler, people resist because they don't want learn. One key example was an intranet out of office b
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by mobileman 15y ago
We should hang out
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by mobileman 15y ago
The problem is that "best" is relative to people.
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by mobileman 15y ago
So, why can't the ball cost .01?
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by mobileman 15y ago
I have to agree with him. I bought into it, but it feels like I'm getting fucked in the ass.
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by mobileman 15y ago
Or teams of 2-3 when trust is high. Good teamwork can trump any methodology.
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by mobileman 15y ago
And employees would also put bugs in to reap the reward.
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by mobileman 15y ago
It's our fault too. We automate the easy and empower the capable.
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by mobileman 15y ago
I don't think so; he seems bitter about the state of the OCaml community and the ability to build companies with it that has maintainable code.
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by mobileman 15y ago
That learning curve is the problem. Building a business ultimately requires people to be cogs at some level.
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by mobileman 15y ago
I think this is one of the commentaries I've read on FP. I was a FP junkie and DSL addict until I realized my business was going to fail because I couldn't hire the right people at the budget I had. It is why I'm an alcoholic now. Java make
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by mobileman 15y ago
No. Work that fulfills people is done hard until finish and gets the love of polish
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by mobileman 15y ago
I think Earl is suggesting that more than whining is needed. Like, get smart people fresh and give them training so you can get them when they graduate
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by mobileman 15y ago
This should be a great howto guide on not getting screwed.
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by mobileman 15y ago
This is just static types
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by mobileman 15y ago
Based on this discussion, it would behoove innovative people to start writing fiction now and design the future.
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by mobileman 15y ago
Don't worry, I'm working on a java script bayesian network library
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Ask HN: what would happen if the US defaulted?
29 points by mobileman 15y ago|42 comments
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by mobileman 15y ago
I call bullshit. Basically, Nosql is not just about scale but flexibility. Give me a schemaless engine anyday

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