yankeehue

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Desantis Proposal for Citizens Bill of Rights for AI(flgov.com)
2 points by yankeehue 10mo ago|0 comments
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by yankeehue 5y ago
Serious question: How to prepare for hyperinflation?
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by yankeehue 6y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/25/business/coronavirus-waffle-h...
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by yankeehue 7y ago
If the right to bear arms is required for protection against a potentially corrupt or abusive federal government, then so is the right to use end-to-end encryption.
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by yankeehue 7y ago
Setting the term "facts" aside for a moment, I don't perceive a difference between "statements about the world that we believe to be true" and "opinions."
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by yankeehue 7y ago
Actually, I think it's easier to remember it's always an opinion than to always be charitable. Maybe I really don't like a person and so it's very hard to be charitable in a given moment, but that person's statemen
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by yankeehue 7y ago
Regardless what they think they are doing, they are still stating their own opinion. If we can try to interpret things in this way, even "I am stating a fact" becomes "I believe I am stating a fact."
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by yankeehue 7y ago
Here's one of my opinions: Everything anyone ever says is their own opinion based on their own experiences. Here's another: We'd all be better off if we held the opinion above, and remembered it when assessing what people say
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by yankeehue 7y ago
Were the years Nelson Mandela spent imprisoned ones that would have been the "best years of his life" had he not been imprisoned, considering what occurred in the years after he was released? How do we determine value of time spe
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by yankeehue 7y ago
> It seems to me that being a one product company runs a risk of another company choking you out in various ways. One possible solution then is to change your company to be a multi-product company, instead of adding new-product features
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by yankeehue 8y ago
Government's move slowly. Security best practices are evolving quickly. My team is working through FedRAMP/NIST compliance right now. We have sadly adopted the saying, "Security or compliance, choose one." We have lit
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by yankeehue 10y ago
I also found it very entertaining. But, that might just be my whiskey, err, Scotch.
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by yankeehue 10y ago
Here's what I did. Sign in to gmail using my regular gmail account. In settings "Add a mail account" and provide gmail pop3 and smtp settings with your email address and credentials for your own domain. Now in gmail (signe
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by yankeehue 10y ago
I work from home. If I were single or if the kids had moved out of the house and my SO worked, your comment would probably be true for me (better to be in the office). But, I've had a chance to see my young children grow up in a way
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by yankeehue 10y ago
Iridium NEXT satellites, to be launched by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, will be hosting Aireon’s ADS-B payloads. http://aireon.com/2016/06/01/harris-completes-production-of-...
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by yankeehue 12y ago
Yes I've tried both. It seems like a trade-off to me. Everyone now is completely into using electronic, asynchronous communication, following up verbal discussions with a quick email or IM listing highlights/decisions, etc. Impo
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by yankeehue 12y ago
I'm in a similar boat: remote team lead on a government project living in FL :) Was the rest of the team local to each other? That can be difficult because the team may be accustom to conducting all communication verbally, where you n
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by yankeehue 13y ago
I've had the same exchange with my wife many times, and it always results in an argument. I guess there are some mistakes I make more than once. Coincidentally, I am 35 and feel the same way :) Most of us are just working hard to get
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by yankeehue 14y ago
I think there's an evolutionary advantage to this. If you don't commit new memories when sleep-deprived, then you don't remember how rough the first few months of parenting a newborn can be (you get very little sleep during that time) and