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by adpirz 8y ago
Just updated!
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by adpirz 8y ago
If this is true, I would finally be ready to dump Chrome. I had the same issues, and I couldn't figure out what was causing it, but the app regularly ran hot. Will give this round a go. UPDATE: So far, so good! Multiple account contain
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by adpirz 8y ago
At least good to hear I'm not the only one. I want to like it for all of its speed and sleekness, but it regularly runs hot and gets the fans going full blast. Odd that it's still an issue.
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by adpirz 8y ago
iMessage is good...for now. I don't know about others, but more and more I notice little quirks and bugs, like messages being out of order, and syncing with macOS can be iffy. I really hope they work to improve it in the next year or
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by adpirz 8y ago
Fellow 419-to-Bay-Area transplant. Parents are still there, but even my friends who want to stay local move to Columbus (which is actually growing quite quickly!). The median age feels like it continues to rise as young people leave more an
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by adpirz 8y ago
Verticals for small business. Now they're a one-stop-shop for payments _and_ a website.
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by adpirz 9y ago
As an additional data point, SBUX FY 2017 revenue was 22.3 bil. Works out to almost 80 mil per day. The US has about half of their stores, but potentially a larger share of revenues. So this is costing them roughly 50 mil in lost revenue. T
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by adpirz 9y ago
I still have hope. It took many decades before we entered the golden age of comic book movies, and while I don't think the wait will be as long, I think we're still not quite there yet with video games. What makes a good video ga
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by adpirz 9y ago
Disclaimer: I've spent 5 years working for public charter schools that worked in low-income school districts. I'd encourage you to read this: https://mskellyenglish12.weebly.com/uploads/3/0/7/9&
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by adpirz 9y ago
A lot of folks are definitely hitting on the note about not having a keyboard being a major ding, especially considering they're trying to compete at the same price point a Chromebooks. But as someone whose worked with classroom deplo
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Ask HN: YC startup that was like slack but for building documentation?
2 points by adpirz 9y ago|4 comments
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by adpirz 9y ago
I used to teach an AP CS class and we used repl.it extensively, kudos to amasad and crew for a great product that just works.
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by adpirz 9y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I misunderstood OP's comment, just updated my own.
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by adpirz 9y ago
It's described in the article... EDIT: I misunderstood OP, I thought the comment was saying there was zero proof of Huffman's ability to tamper in the first place. Agreed there's no way to prove he can't do this anymore.
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by adpirz 9y ago
Try copy and pasting the character in your address bar.
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by adpirz 9y ago
I think OP has a point. MZ was comfortable enough leaving school for a semester, and that too after being put on academic probation for violating serious codes of ethics. Despite all that, he still managed a $500k seed investment from Pete
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iMessage on Mac is an abominable, buggy mess
2 points by adpirz 9y ago|1 comments
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by adpirz 9y ago
Whoa. This is an elegant solution to all the boilerplate that goes into running camera output through neural networks on iOS. Kudos.
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by adpirz 9y ago
FF 57 was much snappier on my Mac than on Chrome, but it occasionally turned into a CPU hog and got the fans spinning full blast. Did anyone else experience that?
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by adpirz 9y ago
>smaller town and down sized everything You can very much pull that off in lots of small towns in the US, but yeah, you're living a close to thread bare lifestyle.
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by adpirz 9y ago
It’s not just me! My 2014 spec’d out MBP (i7, 16 GB RAM, Nvidia 750) was all of a sudden lagging with just a few chrome tabs open for the first time since I’ve owned it. I thought the issue might have been a Chrome release. This is really d
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Silicon Valley Is Sneaking Models into This Year’s Holiday Parties(bloomberg.com)
5 points by adpirz 9y ago|0 comments
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by adpirz 9y ago
Can anyone speak to their successes with Angular post 2.0? I feel like any time it comes up, it's mostly horror stories about the transition or how shops have just moved on to Vue, etc. Is it worth still considering / where does A
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by adpirz 9y ago
If you're running Ghostery, that's why. Either Pause or Trust Site and it'll work.
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by adpirz 9y ago
I'm honestly less worried about Apple than others. They've at least made some measures to prove that they are willing to go some distance to protect privacy, even losing ground to competitors in voice recognition. Now thinking abo
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by adpirz 9y ago
The breadth of open resources has never been greater than it is today, but unfortunately, it's useless without some semblance of structure. If you have very specific gaps you're trying to fill, it's easier to pick out from t
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by adpirz 9y ago
Good to hear, thanks!
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by adpirz 9y ago
Pretty cool, but I wonder what the implications are for code privacy given that this runs through Microsoft's servers. Will they also be collecting data on the code being shared? Especially given the Kite debacle, think it's impor
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by adpirz 9y ago
This doesn't really seem to hold much water. For one, the study was done on college undergrads, a non-randomly selected group who have crossed a certain bar for basic comprehension (looks like the researchers are from the U of Marylan
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by adpirz 9y ago
Heads up that many charter schools are public. Rocketship (mentioned in the article) is a network of public charter schools that serves primarily low income students, and that's true of many charter schools in the state and across the

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