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by AJRF 10y ago
They used this technique in Mr.Robot to emulate Obama talking about the Ecorp hack
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Pokemon Go disrupts device GPS(reddit.com)
1 points by AJRF 10y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 10y ago
No.
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by AJRF 10y ago
This looks like it will result in dark patterns to try and get people to stay beyond the treshold for increased returns.
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by AJRF 10y ago
> In any case, we should be taxing land value. That's harder to avoid: you can't hide land. These companies buy up 1 person offices to use as PO Boxes. Land isn't representative of profits flowing through a place.
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by AJRF 10y ago
For me when I click for the AWS Lambda example it takes me to Google Cloud
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Hackers say they have hacked NSA-Linked Group, Equation Squad(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by AJRF 10y ago|0 comments
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The Fall of Silk Road(wired.com)
2 points by AJRF 10y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 10y ago
Wow thanks for this, didn't know about it. Super useful :)
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by AJRF 10y ago
Read a wired article that SuperCell spends $5m a day on advertising.
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by AJRF 10y ago
My exact thoughts, what a strange way of referring to the process they were investigating.
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If you’re wondering why your iPhone needs your passcode more often, this is why(9to5mac.com)
2 points by AJRF 10y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 10y ago
One thing I realised my final year of University is how much marketing Universities do towards the job market. They shop their students and curriculum around to employers all over the county (some on an international level). There is going
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This $5B Software Company Has No Sales Staff(bloomberg.com)
2 points by AJRF 10y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 10y ago
I bet the guy turned on iCloud Music Library and hit replace.
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by AJRF 10y ago
Ah just check and yes you are right, apologies. Do people actually do this? Pretty ignorant if they do!
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by AJRF 10y ago
Awesome thank you!
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by AJRF 10y ago
Thanks for answering! Other providers for OS X solutions are super dodgy / shutdown / involve time sharing (no imaging, you store everything into a personal Dropbox). I ask about OS X support as the requirement for OS X to run Xco
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by AJRF 10y ago
Was there any work done around OS X support or are there licensing issues there / not enough support from Enterprise?
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by AJRF 10y ago
Is there something like Workspaces for consumers? The homepage[1] makes it seem very enterprise heavy. [1]- https://aws.amazon.com/workspaces/
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by AJRF 10y ago
Well you can't do that. You can only tag someone with an account.
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by AJRF 10y ago
jcoffland would. He would throw money at it. A tracker that doesn't even allow for barcodes to be scanned? Perfect!
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by AJRF 10y ago
Laughed for a disconcertingly long time at this. Wish you luck with the app, really cool idea!
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by AJRF 10y ago
You could probably outsource enough of the UI work to Fiverr to make a really decent looking app. Things like Main screen, App Icon and colour palette.
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by AJRF 10y ago
Something like this would be a fantastic addition to MyFitnessPal. I find myself sometimes not logging food on that app because I couldn't be bothered to search for it. On the other hand if the product has a barcode I always scan it in
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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence and the End of Code(wired.com)
48 points by AJRF 10y ago|63 comments
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by AJRF 10y ago
Really good point. Personally can see it being advertising heavy. Hey if it is subsidised in any way (the way Kindle with Special Offers is) that is totally cool with me.
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by AJRF 10y ago
Exactly correct. Perhaps your example is a little more relevant than mine.
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by AJRF 10y ago
Telegraphing can simply mean the act of displaying something outwardly. Used extensively in the context of E-Sports when someone does something that the other player can see and prepare for.
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by AJRF 10y ago
Would a jet be flying missions for 6-8 hours anyway?

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