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by 51Cards 16y ago
I have always said this: "You show me a kid who knows how to create with Lego and I will show you a kid I can turn into a great programmer" Lego is the best coder test I know. You have to be able to envision the final goal, you have to kn
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I don't believe the situations are all to be evaluated equally. In the case of this market most users even if they want to upgrade, even if they know of the problem, even if they know how to install updates, will never get them. These are
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by 51Cards 16y ago
"For responsible disclosure, I will not publish the details of the vulnerability until an ultimate fix is out." Is this even responsible? Even when a fix is out it's well known that most handsets won't be able to implement it because they
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by 51Cards 16y ago
That could very well be the case. Perhaps its position was artificially high as well. The transition from static to dynamic web pages forced a glut of developers to learn it, and hence a lot of searches for answers. Maybe this is just a s
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by 51Cards 16y ago
The biggest thing that draws this into question for me is the fact that Visual Basic and Javascript supposedly dropped by the similar amounts.... ?? Among a dozen other languages, I still frequently develop in VB as I have a huge code libra
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I agree... but it also makes me yearn for what will be seen after I am gone. I constantly wish I could be frozen and woken up every 1000 years to see what else we have learned about the universe. The fact my glimpse into the cosmos is so
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Note: the results of a search are not a database per say, they are an interpretation of a database. At risks of falling down the analogy hole again, it's somewhat like an artist's work is an interpretation of the material he uses. He does
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Start getting paid to do it. Once you have feedback coming in from customers who are your bread and butter, and you start trying to implement that feedback to keep them happy only to find your framework was ill thought out, you'll quickly
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by 51Cards 16y ago
All I know is that this post just made me feel a lot older. Good God, I'm a 'seasoned vet' at 40.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I always thought that when we ran out of IP4, that some of the companies holding on to Class A blocks would release parts of those for use. I'm not a master of how blocks are assigned or if addressing wise it would be feasible but really,
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I worked in porn years ago... ah the memories. I worked for one of the first companies doing live interactive video streaming from girls living at home, though "live" in the late 90's was a still image every 1-2 seconds and no audio. The
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Actually it is a test, and how well you answer it is directly responsible to how your business will or won't succeed. Google has worked out their algorithms for processing the incoming data and generating an answer. Bing has apparently use
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by 51Cards 16y ago
My comment wasn't meant to reference whether it was wrong or right, just the logistics of what is happening.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Look at it like a math problem... Google takes all numbers and figures out the answer itself. Bing writes down the answer from Google's paper. They are hardly the same. Your comment is somewhat like saying "Hey, we're all writing down nu
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by 51Cards 16y ago
This question was my favourite: "Has anyone really been far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?"
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Cut / paste those into spam emails today and nothing has changed other than the dollar figures and the method of delivery. Sadly someone will always prey on the gullible and that in itself is a timeless method of getting rich.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
There may not be an expectation of privacy in public, but I suspect it could be argued there is an expectation of anonymity. The tech is a long way from this being a reality, but the thought of it is beyond scary.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Excellent, now maybe they can get an Android version out.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Another privacy 'win' by Facebook. I'm somewhat surprised by this feature, it would be fairly easy to abuse. If you were suddenly upset with say Starbucks you could change your photo and use your 'check-in' comments to push negative advert
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It's official, Android 3.0 uses hardware rendering for the UI
2 points by 51Cards 16y ago|0 comments
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I should have made that wording clearer... by "like a firewire plug that is bidirectional (ie. not tapered)" I mean a symmetrically shaped firewire "style" plug, only with the same pins arrayed down each side... so no matter how you plug it
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Agreed, they should just be like a firewire plug that is bidirectional (ie. not tapered at one end) with the 4 pins repeated on each side. Much better design.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Very cool but here's my initial concern. When the set of four contacts are flipped over on top of themselves their order will be reversed and that leads to a potential for a short. The center two pins being data aren't as big of a deal but
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by 51Cards 16y ago
"They'd also like to measure the pressure of sunlight on the sail, although atmospheric drag could overwhelm that effect." Dual purpose study.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
No, not more efficient than Ctrl-W for closing, I use that frequently. However when discussing UI design and wasted space, putting an X on every tab is much less efficient than just one at the end.
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I personally don't like either. First thing I do in Firefox is set it so I have one close X at the far right end of the bar. I realize this does require it to be fairly visible which tab is current but I still like that this button is alwa
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by 51Cards 16y ago
It needs some rust
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by 51Cards 16y ago
I subscribe more to to relativism :)
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by 51Cards 16y ago
Think of the future... once this tech gets refined you could go to the store and buy from a library of pastes... download 3D recipes off the internet... "Dammit, I can't make that as I'm out of gluten free batter and turkey paste" "Turkey p
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The future is here... 3D food printer(money.cnn.com)
1 points by 51Cards 16y ago|1 comments

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