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by walesmd 5y ago
We are not, knowingly, providing this data to Equifax; but sure enough, there it is. I'm going to guess it's tied up within the mountain of agreements with our HRIS or payroll provider.
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by walesmd 8y ago
And making it free, at least initially, for businesses removes the requirement of having to have a conversation about it or get permission. It's the same way Dropbox gained so much traction (arguably, the first to execute this model).
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by walesmd 8y ago
Why the hell are they capturing keyboard inputs of the q, v, m, l, and p keys and updating the URI w/ navigational things? Makes CMD+L useless... Looks like the are supposedly emulating some of the camera's functions? I don't
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by walesmd 8y ago
Google has had AI art museums at the past 2-3 I/Os.
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by walesmd 9y ago
Moonrise | Chicago, IL | Full-time | ONSITE (2x/wk + WFH) | $70-100k + Performance bonuses every 6 months | Fortune 500 backed spin-out Moonrise is seeking a NodeJS Platform Engineer. In this role, you will be responsible for maintaini
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by walesmd 9y ago
It's a Lincoln MKZ. A number of partners helped us with the conversion, including AutonomouStuff and NVidia. And yes - we're running student code on the car, around a test track, and we'll send you the results (I think a vide
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by walesmd 9y ago
Absolutely not and I'm sorry you feel that way. Graduate success (either moving into a new career or moving up in their current career) is one of our company OKRs that we measure, track the data on, and one of the ways we determine if
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by walesmd 9y ago
Udacity person here (Director of Content Development - but this is my own personal commentary)! You are exactly right - Sebastian has gone pretty public on record in explaining the initial rollout of Udacity (competing with colleges) wasn&#
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by walesmd 9y ago
We offer scholarships - https://www.udacity.com/scholarships
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by walesmd 9y ago
I do (work for Udacity) and willing to answer any questions. :)
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by walesmd 12y ago
California is a big place and Silicon Valley occupies a very small portion of it. Today's earthquake has had very little, if any, effect here; so that's not the reason your traffic is being rerouted. I didn't even feel the qu
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by walesmd 12y ago
On most military bases, and therefore in military heavy towns like San Antonio, the zipper merge is used to great effect. I've even seen it used at T-intersections (where the perpendicular road must stop) - on almost every military bas
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by walesmd 12y ago
I participated in a user study for terminal, although it was a modified version marketed toward a specific use case. We came away quite disappointed in the product, primarily because it didn't include most of the community-provided fea
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by walesmd 12y ago
Udacity Nano Degrees: https://www.udacity.com/nanodegrees
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by walesmd 12y ago
Nice catch! I'm going to assume, since GT really does handle all of the admissions stuff, that their page is the correct one. It does look like, on our page, we are displaying GT's "preferred prereqs" but labeling them a
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by walesmd 12y ago
Hey there! I actually work at Udacity and can (or will find the person that can) answer any questions you may have. You specifically mentioned our MS Computer Science program with Georgia Tech ( https://www.udacity.com/georgi
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by walesmd 12y ago
I do something very similar to this, using Wintersmith and shell scripts. It essentially boils down to using two repositories for my site: the first being the raw/ungenerated files including the shell scripts, the second being the gen
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by walesmd 12y ago
Those reasons being? I can't think of any reason a naked domain would have any impact on growth.
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by walesmd 12y ago
I had not heard of Strip Search - thank you for posting the link, girlfriend and I enjoyed the first 6 episodes this evening and definitely plan on finishing it up.
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by walesmd 12y ago
Edit the kernel entry in grub to boot into single user mode (by appending a 1 to the line), boot, you're now free to change root's password. This is what we did to a number of machines at this year's SouthWest CCDC we were pr
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by walesmd 13y ago
As a San Antonio resident paying out the ass for AT&Ts 40Mbps tier, all I have to add to the conversation is this: fuck yes.
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by walesmd 13y ago
My Synology NAS comes with a relatively easy to setup mail server. I wouldn't call it cheap, as a mail server alone; but all of the other functionality has made it well worth the price.
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by walesmd 13y ago
Because Azure is targeting the enterprises (government, Coca-Cola, Pfizer, etc), not Aunt Jean's Nail Salon and Tackle Shop. When big business sees $10/mo, you may just as well said it was free. $10,000/mo - that's affor
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by walesmd 13y ago
Using Google as a verb (ie. "just google it") is actually behavior the company discourages, or at least used too. It severely devalues the brand by generalizing the term. For example, do you really go shopping for Kleenex or do yo
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by walesmd 13y ago
I don't see a single fucking swear word in his reply...
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by walesmd 13y ago
Although not a gaming platform (a detail not to be dismissed), isn't coupling physical parts with a proprietary software platform Apple's recipe for success - and the direction Microsoft is headed, beyond the XBox business unit? M
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by walesmd 13y ago
1. W3Fools did this post a year ago, at least. 2. Your time and effort is better served contributing to http://webplatform org, which has the collective financial might of Adobe, Apple, Facebook, Google, HP, Intel, Microsoft, Mo
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by walesmd 13y ago
I've lived and worked in both Augusta, GA and San Antonio, TX since leaving California in 2009. Both cities have huge military and intelligence populations, it shouldn't be hard to find a job if your records is clean. In GA I was
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by walesmd 13y ago
If a Google engineer walks into Verizon and purchases a phone, he received one with stock Android installed? How in the world does Verizon keep track of all the Google employees? Do the sketchy early-20 yr old managers with their cracker ja
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by walesmd 13y ago
Eating your own dog food is using your own product, which Google does without question Devices not sold on the Play Store are not Google's product. Those products performing poorly, purchased as you stated, are the fault of the carrier

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