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by rsstack 6y ago
All answers to this will have to be anecdotes, unless someone has access to internal memos that instruct managers to systematically engage in such manners. My personal belief, based only on friendly conversations with people who work and wo
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by rsstack 6y ago
Reading right after the end of your quote: "... Second, the monopolist must have used its power in a prohibited way. The categories of prohibited conduct are not closed, and are contested in theory. Historically they have been held to
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by rsstack 6y ago
Yeah, that's pretty much how monopolies (anti-competitive companies) work: you could replicate the entire Google ecosystem, but without doing all of that you can't compete with any segment of Google. It is not reasonable to requir
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by rsstack 6y ago
People want local news and content, because they have lives outside of the Internet and they want to consume (at least partially) content that relates to their lives. How would American content creators create Australian local content witho
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by rsstack 6y ago
Google Search is so good because it has access to exclusive data it collected in an immaterial way (not through search queries or crawling). Anyone can write a search engine, no one can write a search engine that's based on Google data
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by rsstack 6y ago
Can you continue your line of thought? This ability, which is extremely rare, is quite valuable. What's the next step, the conclusion?
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by rsstack 6y ago
I'm sorry, but this hand-picked list of exceptional people with light symptoms of ASD is minimizing a spectrum that includes some very serious disorders. Bringing out Bill Gates, with speculated mild Asperger's, is simply not a re
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by rsstack 6y ago
Many people with ASD (not all! not most! but many) can barely survive on their own. I'm not talking about "too shy to buy groceries". ASD should be prevented medically. That is not to say people with ASD aren't often ama
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by rsstack 6y ago
> ASD is characterized by an ability to focus intently on an area of special interest, developing an unusually detailed level of knowledge of that topic. However, this is not true. It doesn't apply to all people with ASD. I voluntee
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by rsstack 6y ago
An honest question: is there a Positive or even neutral one-line summary of ASD?
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by rsstack 6y ago
I have been using evcxr for the last 2-3 weeks and I'm loving it. There are two things that bother me: (a) fancy UI components seem to only work with Python and C++ kernel (not theoretically, but with available packages), (b) while you
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by rsstack 6y ago
Let's not mix these two ecosystems.
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by rsstack 6y ago
This isn't true. Salvatore retired earlier this year. Redis is run, more or less, by Redis Labs which is valued at $1 billion.
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by rsstack 6y ago
But the actual source isn't Apache 2. It's just a build artifact that's licensed this way. It's "Open Package" not "Open Source". I can take a screenshot of Windows 10 and publish it under an Apache 2
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by rsstack 6y ago
That's fine but that's not "Open Source" as the open source community sees it. That's just source-available. It's great: when I choose proprietary software, I'm much happier when I get the source code alon
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by rsstack 6y ago
This isn't true. Modules are free (unless you're a hosting competitor) so there is no licensing revenue there. They might be charging a handful of enterprise customers for special module support, but that isn't their main rev
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by rsstack 6y ago
Redis itself is proper open source. There are a few modules, completely separate from the Redis code base, that aren't open source (even though Redis Labs will claim they are, like how Elastic claim Elasticsearch is open source). The o
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by rsstack 6y ago
Free users are not customers.
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by rsstack 6y ago
It's about the level of abstraction. Kuma's "Kubernetes Cluster" is very complicated but it serves no purpose to include its details in a blog post that describes Yari. Yari's diagram is more detailed than Kuma&#x27
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by rsstack 6y ago
It should only take a couple of days to switch those to a different cloud provider. When building a Jamstack website there is only very thin logic in the Lambda itself, and S3 is only used as managed file storage.
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Online Games for Teams in the Covid-19 Era(medium.com)
6 points by rsstack 6y ago|0 comments
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by rsstack 6y ago
Counter-reminder: tax fraud /= tax avoidance. The IRS, and Congress through the Tax committee, will judge that.
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by rsstack 6y ago
I think the implication is "old school financial institutions don't like cryptocurrencies because they will make them obsolete". so don't agree with the statement or the implication that it's relevant, but I think t
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by rsstack 6y ago
I thought this was going to be a troll post that links to Ook: https://esolangs.org/wiki/ook !
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by rsstack 6y ago
It's what they expect, and it's what they'll now expect from every object or object'ish value in JS :)
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by rsstack 6y ago
Immutability and structural equality will make these extremely useful. I'm concerned how the masses of recent grads and bootcamp grads will interact with these. One of my favorite JS interview questions is "what is the difference
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White hat social engineering: How to become an admin of a system(ramon.dev)
125 points by rsstack 6y ago|36 comments
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White hat social engineering: How to become an admin of a system(ramon.dev)
2 points by rsstack 6y ago|0 comments
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by rsstack 7y ago
(2001)?
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by rsstack 7y ago
That other file can be an online API spec, a database instance, etc. Anything that can be accessed programmatically.

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