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by RyanZAG 11y ago
Woah! You're coming from the right direction I guess, but.. Yes, we can very much cheer for people living off $1.25 to be living off $2.50 now. The numbers might look stupid if you're living in luxury, but it quite literally means
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It's kind of the opposite. Scroll down to the chart showing 2004 vs 2014. The middle class is actually growing very rapidly - far more rapidly than the growth of the middle class during industrial revolution Europe, and in contrast to
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I don't work for Google, but as far as I can tell Go was developed for helping with Google's internal server issues. They found the C++ code to be too difficult to get new Googlers acquainted with, and they had legal and other iss
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It's not funny. iOS has significantly more update friction because of policy rules forbidding you from self updating. It's the whole reason.
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Got to say I've seen this practice done a lot, but never found it beneficial as a class exercise. Nobody really learns anything through this. The person being asked tends to panic and muddles through. The people in the class who don&#x
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> One day, there may be graduate degrees and definite career paths to product management, but not today. What he has described is a multi disciplinary generalist with knowledge of each business sector and training in how to manage orga
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Thanks, you're right. I missed that from the announcement - but yes, they just said they can and do check exactly what is uploaded to each account in complete detail. Ouch. I wouldn't touch this for free.
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No chance. The whole idea behind both Android and Chrome OS is to push the user away from root access and leave Google as the one with root access on your device.
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At the time Java was being used in browsers, it had a lot of problems with that machine code generation. It took a long time for the JIT to kick in. The JITed x86 code it produced was poor. The startup time to load in the various libraries
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Maybe with nothing? There isn't some god-given requirement for there to be all these reviews about 3D cards. If readers refuse to receive ads and refuse to pay, then the site will go out of business and the content will go away. That&#
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What is wrong with Mattermost? I've never actually used it, but it seems like a better OSS slack competitor than irc. If it really is just the problem of 1 project per tab, surely fixing that minor issue is easier than a whole new IRC
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+1 Google App Engine soured me to anything cloud related from Google. It's the worst product ever launched.
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Why did you bid $499 for what is clearly more than $499 of work?
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Really good point - WhatsApp probably did well because it had fewer features, and what features it did have were well polished and understandable.
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Umm wait. Undefined behavior is where the language specification is not 100% precise, and compiler implementations can differ on produced code. Go and Rust only have single implementations. The specification for both are very brief. Are you
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Not sure about this. If we're writing a scientific study with nothing to do with computers, we still use the standard "write one line after another" to describe the processes and methods we use. Sequential lists and trees may
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BSD license as opposed to commercial pay-only license key required for building in RoboVM. It's a pretty clear choice for anybody wanting to use this well into the future..
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So this thing just happened with RoboVM(gamefromscratch.com)
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Everything really is important though. If we push the guy who will cure cancer out of the system because he is white and male, then everyone who is not white and male loses out just as much. Obviously pushing out a Latino girl who would cur
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Agreed in general, but it's also the level of inefficiency that matters. In the case of jump vs call/ret and those others, you're looking at a less-than-double increase in time. It's there and you can optimize it, but if
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I was going to do a quick search for "open standard" systems to try and pull out the gems that really are good to help prove the point - but I realized I wasn't entirely sure on which systems fit as 'open standard'
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Architected system designed by one company isn't a silver bullet. Win32 or COM APIs? Even modern iOS has stuff like Core Data which is an incredible pain to work with. Don't think anybody needs to even get started on some of the A
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Instead of manipulating byte code at runtime, wouldn't it make more sense to use an annotation processor to just create a specialized UnsafeArrayList for each input type you need? With something like JavaPoet, it's fairly easy to
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I asked this question the last time LetsEncrypt came up, and got a very good answer: M2Ys4U 35 days ago According to their 31C3 talk, they will use multiple connections from multiple locations (possibly including Tor?) to mitig
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You mean a 20% paycut and double the equity, right? If it's just the 20% paycut, all your best talent is going to jump ship and you end up losing people anyway.
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Python isn't used for much ML in the field from my experience. It is heavily used for teaching and learning about ML - but for actual production ML, I've seen mostly compiled languages. The main reason is that ML is highly paralle
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They added 'angry' ? That looks very much the same as 'dislike' to me. He doesn't bring it up in his message either so it was probably a late addition. I have a feeling 'angry' will be used whenever you do
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IB XML is nothing like Android XML - they're world apart in readability. Trying to edit the IB XML directly is almost impossible -- I've tried. Honestly the best part of new tools like React Native is how it let's you get awa
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>> Then Linus made a joke about Greg being big and squishing people > Not fucking cool. Violence, whether it be physical intimidation, verbal threats or verbal abuse is not acceptable. Keep it professional on the mailing lists.
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That will happen anyway - see iOS where users nearly always accept permissions, or Windows where users just click OK. It's not the frequency or importance of popups. Users simply don't read them. From watching users, the users who

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