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Yhippa
10y ago
Split screen mode is such a good idea and I wonder why other browsers haven't implemented that yet. Would make devices like Chromebooks a lot more productive to me.
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10y ago
When I first started doing Udacity they used Piazza which was okay. I believe OMSCS is going through Udacity also. We eventually switched over to Discourse I believe and it addresses most of your concerns. The search and duplicate checki
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10y ago
Another good "types of player" article applied to Magic: the Gathering: http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/making-magic/ti... .
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10y ago
> But a search engine's results are only as accurate as the number of users who search and contribute to it Are there not privacy concerns about this for DDG?
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10y ago
Not sure if you've used this but it sounds like Angular CLI is very similar to Yeoman in terms of guided app generation. That blog post is very good BTW. I like how it goes through all of the intermediate steps that any developer would
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Yhippa
10y ago
Whenever I see stuff on reddit I have to think there are a bunch of trolls doing stuff like this "for the lulz". This is relatively harmless but then you have stuff like /r/The_Donald and even worse, Pizzagate.
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10y ago
First-party docks are very underrated. I like having one connection from the laptop that gives you access to KVM or whatever. I love my MBP (early 2015) but the thing looks like Medusa and I think twice about having to remove all the cabl
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10y ago
What's sad is that it looks great on his or her resume to do that. That developer might leave a trail of carnage but they don't care--on to the new shiny job for them. It never catches up.
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10y ago
I'm on mobile so I can't use the app but I'm hoping for a spiritual successor to HyperCard. Looks like there's a lot of hand holding being done however.
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10y ago
The 800 lb. gorilla in the elephant room made of glass.
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10y ago
I perked up when I read this part of the article. I've had my Nexus 6 for nearly two full years and it's not fun to use. Very laggy and I missed many moments because the camera wouldn't load. I ended up getting a Pixel and
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10y ago
I have two of these and a VESA mount to put them side by side: http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/hp-pavilion-24xw-238-inch-ips-... . I also have a Magic Trackpad 2 and Magic Keyboard (both by Apple). I feel I'
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10y ago
What would you have done if he didn't get the raise? This is a great story by the way. For me this is a good way to keep your staff loyal while signaling to others that they aren't performing up to snuff while not making it comple
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10y ago
The problem is when someone else gets ahold of that data who has the time and patience to mine it.
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10y ago
> Regardless of why, the idea that poor people will use any cash they get for cigarettes and alcohol has been laid to waste. Pretty bold claim.
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10y ago
This sounds like the beginnings of a future Black Mirror episode.
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10y ago
n=1 but I've had many good experiences with Google so far. I'm a Project Fi user and their support has been very good. Now some of Google's processes are subpar and have caused me to have to use their support (for this and ot
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10y ago
The reality is at BigCo there's always that one part or another part of the company that's fine to work at. There are a whole lot of other parts that are not. The trick is to find out what the good parts are and avoid the bad on
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TL;DR: Blockbuster went under because they failed to systematically read minds and take actions on it.
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This bothers me a lot. I'm trying to cut back on useless information these days and this article really didn't tell me anything. And I knew the title from reading a better article yesterday that was on HN. Would be cool to blackl
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10y ago
I've seen many different codebases but have never run into Lombok. I really want to use it. Any practical gotchas I need to worry about?
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10y ago
Fitbit only bought Pebble's software assets and brought over just under half their people.
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Scores on Reddit posts are about to start going up
(reddit.com)
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The picture of the game reminded me how much fun it was to live in this world where this was the "high technology" of the time. It looks very similar to the TI-81 I used to cut my teeth on when I started programming. There were
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You had me curious so I looked it up. There is in fact at least one Celtic Rap group out there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manau_(group) .
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Safer, Less Vulnerable Software Is the Goal of New NIST Computer Publication
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The future of front-end development is design
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I know it's an MVP but I miss this old style of faceting. These days selecting or unselecting a facet takes so long. The clean aesthetic really appeals to me also. I guess modern companies need ways to differentiate themselves and big
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I was impressed with the community college classes I took. I can't imagine how much better the quality would be if you redirected that money from expensive schools to them. The cost of failure would be much lower if you decide that c
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10y ago
That is a good idea. Would be nice if there was some kind of gesture tracking so you didn't need a controller and virtually swipe things away. I've been watching too much Black Mirror BTW.
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