Gaessaki

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Mystery man intercepts phone scam calls, saving Canadians millions(toronto.citynews.ca)
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Private Equity Ghouls Buy Non-Profit That Handles .Org Domains(gizmodo.com)
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$1M Leaders Prize to Be Awarded to Solution Combating “Fake News” Using AI(business.financialpost.com)
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Desjardins to offer all members free, lifelong protection after data breach(cbc.ca)
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Airbnb could pull up to 1% off rental vacancies in Canada's 3 biggest cities(globalnews.ca)
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Wsdot will close a tunnel Friday night in Seattle to install a software update(geekwire.com)
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by Gaessaki 8y ago
Some are critiquing the 18%. As someone who has authored a technical book with a similar caliber publisher, I can confirm that it’s on the generous side. Though typically there would be some form of book advance (few k) and copy editing inc
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Twins get different results when they put 5 ancestry DNA kits to the test(cbc.ca)
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Magic Leap is in talks to raise $400M from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund(businessinsider.com)
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by Gaessaki 9y ago
Reminds me of Larry Page asking how to set the User Agent in Java back in 1996: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!msg/comp.lang.java/aSPAJ... . We all start somewhere.
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Amazon, Apple release data after Montreal mother’s desperate pleas(globalnews.ca)
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by Gaessaki 9y ago
I'm wondering, do you suppose there is some sort of insurance for these types of eventualities?
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by Gaessaki 9y ago
Not exactly a high school drop out, but dropped out when I was 19 and I now work at a bank (r&d team). I'm far from being the only one too.
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Why Did a Chinese Peroxide Company Pay $1B for a Talking Cat?(bloomberg.com)
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Ask HN: Looking for bursary management software recommendations
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
Definitely not for coding. Would code on a phone before I would on the HL. It's pretty handy when you just need a display to read or watch content off of while you do something else. For example, when youre looking at a solution on sta
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
The gestures are easy if the device is well adjusted, otherwise it's hugely inconvenient (usually the case when demoing). The clicker makes things easier however.
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
I feel the same way. Not being tethered imo is a fantastic benefit that I aught to have mentioned. I don't really feel that FOV is a huge issue or anything, was just putting it out there. Will be interesting to see where things go give
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
The bank had the HoloLens for a few months before I had started, but they never did much with it. Basically, they had a budget to expend on R&D and that's one of the tools they felt could be useful (and also probably to market the
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
In what sense do you mean exactly? the virtual objects stay perfectly stationary wherever you place them and though the gaze cursor is pretty sensitive, I never feel like I can't target what I want to interact with.
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
I've been doing development on it for a bank for about two months now. Things I like: -Let's you have an infinite number of virtual monitors with applications such as word, outlook, browsers etc. -Developing for it is really easy
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How Subarus Came to Be Seen as Cars for Lesbians(theatlantic.com)
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Dubai Will Have People-Carrying Drones This Summer(time.com)
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
Would it be possible to link that discussion?
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
Reminds me of when Lego launched their first forum back in the day. Posts needed to be approved by moderation, which sometimes took upwards of a month. Posts would often be rejected even if they contained no inappropriate material. Still, k
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
Go on settings (gear on bottom right) then click save.
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
I'm inclined to agree. This is where I tend to prefer BigCo practices. Interviewed with a Big4 software company. 30 minute phone screen, flew me out as soon as convenient for me, great per diem, 6-7 interviews and they gave a hire deci
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
So they outright paid content creators and writers? It seems that Backchannel is owned by Wired/Conde Nast. Have they contracted them to keep Backchannel publishing on Medium?
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by Gaessaki 10y ago
I apologize if the answer is obvious, but could someone explain to me the rationale behind a blogging platform taking 132M in venture funding? This isn't critique of their strategy or anything. I'm genuinely curious as to why they
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Forget Angular 3; Google Is Set to Launch Angular 4(dzone.com)
3 points by Gaessaki 10y ago|0 comments

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