neekb

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by neekb 9y ago
The thing that bothers me most is.. Don't people want cookies any more??? When I go grocery shopping, I get a cookie from the bakery. I need to look at them all and pick out the best one. That's how it works! Although I'm sur
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by neekb 9y ago
Amazon has their own delivery service, bought wholefoods, and now bought blink. Blink has a doorbell offering plus the camera's that you already know of. It's not a stretch to have groceries delivered all the way to your fridge an
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by neekb 9y ago
Pretty interesting article discussing the ability to achieve "standing" in court related to a data breach that doesn't immediately result in a loss: https://www.massbar.org/publications/lawyers-journal&#x
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by neekb 9y ago
Nice find! I will take a look at that, thank you
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by neekb 9y ago
Thank you, you are right about the software versus system piece. I hadn't thought about it that way. I'll grab a copy of that book and take a look!
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How do you keep track of work tasks
6 points by neekb 9y ago|6 comments
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by neekb 11y ago
I find it hilarious that anyone is signing up, man or woman, after finding out that there were so many "bots" there talking to people. If this company has ambitions of being public (or being a company at all) then the bots should
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by neekb 12y ago
One thing that the story doesn't mention is that business travelers are some of the people that suffer the most, because we are required (usually, and unless you're some sort of corporate higher-up) to book the cheapest seats that
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by neekb 12y ago
Wrong title. "Nobody can make you a decent ANYTHING in less than six months." At least job related. You need to make a bunch of mistakes and have a bunch of "AH HA!" moments when those theories you learned in school o
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by neekb 12y ago
Then you just joined a very large club. I don't think that means you shouldn't pay them, however. Also, there are tons and tons of people who complain about taxes but don't do anything about them. Do you vote? Did you ever
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by neekb 12y ago
Let's put it a different way. Let's assume for a second that the taxes are more or less "fixed" and need to be paid. SO - you can have companies participate to a lesser or fuller extent. The rest falls on us as INDIVI
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by neekb 12y ago
Same here, weird.
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by neekb 12y ago
If you get really good at a specific product, there is usually someone out there that needs some help. For example Checkpoint firewall, or another IT Security product...
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by neekb 13y ago
This is actually pretty nice, thanks for showing it off
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by neekb 13y ago
> I feel that I currently only have my programming skills and have no idea how to safely move to something else. That's a pretty damn good skill to have. I often think the opposite "If only I knew how to program I would...&quo
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by neekb 13y ago
This is 100% easier and more usable than screen shot into paint, crop, and mark up using terrible tools. Well done, and thank you :)
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by neekb 13y ago
I think the article called to mind some other issues that were more important than the debate about how ethical studies like this are or are not. This guy's mother was giving the researchers feedback that the participant could not. Na
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by neekb 13y ago
The part I liked best was: "And as you evolve that great idea, it changes and grows. It never comes out like it starts because you learn a lot more as you get into the subtleties of it." I think this really relates to the hacker community b
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by neekb 13y ago
I agree. I think it's a lot easier to get started if you have SOME idea of what you want to accomplish or what direction you want to go in. And who couldn't use a good to-do list?
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by neekb 14y ago
I think this was the most important point regarding equity: "The only thing that matters in terms of your equity when you join a startup is what percent of the company they are giving you. If management tells you the number of shares and