Joe8Bit

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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   I've been thinking about this recently, as like others in this thread I too have't used it in a while, but I think it's less indicative of the quality of the premise behind App.net (pay = no ads + privacy) than how little I n
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   While I disagree with the comment you're responding to, and agree with yours, there are some interesting problems doing resource heavy operations in ML/NLP in an environment like Node that's inherently single threaded. I&#x27
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   If you're looking for more on this, or some general purpose JS NLP you'd do worse than to checkout node-natural[0] [0]: https://github.com/NaturalNode/natural
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   Also based in the UK, and as far as I know you're right. To reiterate, speak to the a solicitor, but I've been told informally by several solicitor acquaintances they're usually unenforceable.
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   I also suspect the relative ease of relocating a large number Australian's to the UK would have a big impact (ease of getting visa's etc).
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   I agree, a similar system is put in place at Quibb, it works quite well.
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   And whoever is running this proxy will _promise_ not to log any sensitive information (API keys not the least) or otherwise use/modify the response for their own ends? Not to mention that the API endpoint is HTTP only, meaning everythi
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   Routing all your x-domain requests through an unknown third part via vanilla HTTP? What could possibly go wrong?
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   by Joe8Bit 13y ago

   It's interesting, I know several engineers who've worked at (or currently work at) the Mail Online and they all talk about the 'Daily Mail Tax' salary bump they required in order to slice off a little bit of their soul t
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    by Joe8Bit 13y ago

    Very sad. Few novels have left such a lasting impression on me, or evidentially many others, as his Culture series.
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    by Joe8Bit 13y ago

    I agree with you, it SHOULD be open, but there's nothing in the BBC's CURRENT public service charter that would MANDATE it to give preference to open-source eco-systems/platforms. As I said, I happen to agree with you: it SHOULD read that.
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    by Joe8Bit 13y ago

    As far as I've understood it, the BBC isn't ignoring Android, the rollout of new features is simply delayed for a platform that's logistically significantly more complex to roll out multi-device supporting apps too. Also, I'm not too sure a
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    by Joe8Bit 13y ago

    Corporate network flagged this domain as blocked for 'phishing', fyi.
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    by Joe8Bit 13y ago

    "Estimated 21 cores" I have four.
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    Mine either, Chrome 25 (stable) Mountain Lion.
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    They also have merit during a 'tour' within your conversion process e.g. emphasising features and value points. But I agree with the more general principle, if you have to use these to onboard users WITHIN your experience, something has pro
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    Same here, I ended-up deleting the node in Firebug.
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    Maybe a naive question, please forgive if it is, but why does using a string make it harder to maintain?
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    I'm curious about the intended audience for this product: people working professionally in this area are likely to have a predefined workflow that's going to be difficult to fit this into be that: it's 'just not VIM'; it being outside of ve
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    There are a couple of companies that are doing this commercially (TagMan, for instance) who might be a little nervous now that Google has entered the space.
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    I was going to do something very similar to this, so thanks for saving me the effort! :) I already built a couple Github jQuery widgets that people in this thread might also find relevant: http://www.joepettersson.com/demo/pretty-gist/ h
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    by Joe8Bit 14y ago

    You can init Sublime (and open/edit files) from the command line relatively easily[1] and there's a plugin that will allow you run shell commands from within Sublime Text[2]. 1: http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/osx_command_line.html 2:
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    by Joe8Bit 15y ago

    We use Google Apps for internal email and have nothing but good things to say about it. We use MailGun for everything else (transactional's and to send from our internal email marketing app). It's cheap'ish, stable, and the API is rock soil
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    by Joe8Bit 15y ago

    No problems for me at all. Chrome 14, Windows 7, nVidia graphics.