traskjd

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by traskjd 1y ago
About 17 years too late to be AI-first.
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by traskjd 3y ago
I’m JD, co-founder of Raygun ( https://raygun.com ). We’re a paid alternative in crash report logging and user performance metrics. We’ve been operating for years, not reliant on VCs, and are HQ’d in New Zealand. I’ve met with man
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by traskjd 3y ago
One of the issues in TM law is that if you don't defend it, folks can claim you're not using it. Leads to perverse outcomes at times, especially in orgs big enough to have folks full time employed looking at such matters. [Edit: I
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by traskjd 4y ago
Ultimate test of a good place though if you ask when young. I asked for my first grad role. I asked a lot of probing questions. 3 years in I was running teams and setting up operations for the business in another country for them. I even to
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by traskjd 4y ago
Who to?
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by traskjd 5y ago
Armchair interest only, so please tell me if I'm wrong or at least we theorize how I could be wrong. My understanding is that even in the full vacuum of space, we do not get to absolute zero. Quantum fluctuations keep it ever so slight
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by traskjd 5y ago
I’m sure it’s no coincidence that Apple is big in music and they don’t like Apple. Wonder what Tim is cooking up for Tim on this one.
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by traskjd 5y ago
Indeed the comment I’ve had surgeons point out: often the most skilled/trained person in the operating theatre is the anesthesiologist.
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by traskjd 5y ago
I should have said, I'm in New Zealand.
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by traskjd 5y ago
If you haven't watched it, Dopesick on Disney+ is an amazing telling of the background here. Highly recommend.
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by traskjd 5y ago
The irony of a developer website where everyone is pissed at somebody else's inability to do good estimates.
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by traskjd 5y ago
Yes that’s why I thought it odd to say the AWS devs have it hardest in the whole company. It’s not a competition though it always feels a bit silly to pretend back breaking physical labor is easier than sitting in an air conditioned office
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by traskjd 5y ago
Yes, those poor AWS employees sure have it tough vs that warehouse division.
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by traskjd 5y ago
Keep in mind, we have a political party with absolute power right now. So if you move here, you'll hear a lot of blaming the last govt, while not wanting to acknowledge that the current govt is doing this also and could easily change i
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by traskjd 5y ago
I saw this mentioned on twitter yesterday, Microsoft Attack Surface Analyzer, an open source toolset for seeing what config changed when performing software installation. https://github.com/microsoft/AttackSurfaceAnalyz
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by traskjd 5y ago
Oh great, I was running low on things to worry about.
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by traskjd 5y ago
On iOS devices the other "browsers" still host the same Safari web engine I believe. So in theory, it might work from Firefox on an iOS device. If you didn't want to use the actual app already on such a device.
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by traskjd 5y ago
Or (hopefully) Microsoft Edge - Chromium engine, without this (and quite a lot of other Goog tracking code).
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by traskjd 6y ago
We've had gigabit internet in most metro areas of New Zealand for many years now (I pay $110 NZD = ~$80 USD a month to have no data cap either). In mid-March 2019 the infrastructure provider (Chorus) began testing 10Gbps connections wi
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by traskjd 6y ago
Jeff's going to be so annoyed when he discovers Musk owns 180bn of AMZN stock.
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by traskjd 6y ago
I'd guess at the same time we accept the stock market is a scam when it shuts down when trading goes full crazy? Helps prevent runs on them?
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by traskjd 6y ago
But.... you have to work at Facebook.
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by traskjd 6y ago
Sounds like you should just use Google Photos as it delivers most of that, with perhaps some improvements in 'backing up' outside of GP.
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by traskjd 6y ago
Weird you don’t share this research, only insinuate it’s there.
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by traskjd 6y ago
This is no way gives a pass but... I’m a founder of a business. We’re of a reasonable size now and growing. The memory of fighting for every $1 early on really feels like yesterday. I doubt I’ll ever lose that feeling. I’m not surprised at
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by traskjd 6y ago
Where’s all of this for your side of the argument? Thanks!
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by traskjd 6y ago
While I get the intent, as noted on the thread about their version 2 script blocker: what better way to hobble what tiny share you have by not allowing site owners to know FF users exist?
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by traskjd 6y ago
I feel like it has to be this way. You can’t both want to be trusted and enjoy the benefits of that autonomy and then expect others to not have that trust an autonomy. In many ways it shows it’s properly baked into the culture and not just
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by traskjd 6y ago
It's long been a bit strange that they had two products. I needed to upgrade onto Unifi Protect as I literally couldn't get the Video app to load, it would just instantly crash. Protect is nicer, however the app is also fairly bug
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by traskjd 6y ago
I thought the same but recently used Windows 95 and task manager was just a list of running apps you could switch to. Resource meter was to track resource usage. Suspect we suffer the same brain fade and the task manager we remember was eit

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