One of my favorite things I've ever read is David Stove's essay on this subject, "What is Wrong with Our Thoughts?" wherein a cranky old philosopher excoriates his profession.…
DAE keep finding their eye drawn to this headline because their brain sees it as a story about Shia LaBeouf? I mean, I don't really care about Shia LaBeouf, but I'm unfamiliar with ShareLaTeX and Overleaf so I keep…
Because they could never again use any 3rd party cloud services for their game except AWS?
Not to get too pedantic, but Java need not be involved, though it will certainly be the most common language involved. Anything running on a JVM (including Clojure, Scala, JRuby, etc.) could have the vulnerability if it…
Not all VCs are equally (in)competent. I've always felt that one of the root causes of the ~2000 dot-com bubble was a proliferation of incompetent VCs chasing the glut of investment capital. Things seem roughly the same…
Browsers don't make money at all, not directly, as you know. Microsoft pulls in 11 figures a year in online advertising revenue. As of earlier this year, Apple was still earning more mobile ad revenue than any other…
Amusing: Adecco's website has a live twitter feed widget on it. And it's a constant stream of tweets ripping on Adecco for this.
One of my favorite things I've ever read is David Stove's essay on this subject, "What is Wrong with Our Thoughts?" wherein a cranky old philosopher excoriates his profession.…
DAE keep finding their eye drawn to this headline because their brain sees it as a story about Shia LaBeouf? I mean, I don't really care about Shia LaBeouf, but I'm unfamiliar with ShareLaTeX and Overleaf so I keep…
Because they could never again use any 3rd party cloud services for their game except AWS?
Not to get too pedantic, but Java need not be involved, though it will certainly be the most common language involved. Anything running on a JVM (including Clojure, Scala, JRuby, etc.) could have the vulnerability if it…
Not all VCs are equally (in)competent. I've always felt that one of the root causes of the ~2000 dot-com bubble was a proliferation of incompetent VCs chasing the glut of investment capital. Things seem roughly the same…
Browsers don't make money at all, not directly, as you know. Microsoft pulls in 11 figures a year in online advertising revenue. As of earlier this year, Apple was still earning more mobile ad revenue than any other…
Amusing: Adecco's website has a live twitter feed widget on it. And it's a constant stream of tweets ripping on Adecco for this.