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akldfgj
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I think the new rules assume that apps are persisting any (invisible) state across quit/launch.
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> you just have to have a personality to match your coding chops. Which entirely defeats the point of having an agent
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Rat Pack Brat Pack Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan ...
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Google Play does a similar thing: Instead of showing all the permissions an app uses, they show a couple, then show the OK button, then hide the rest of the permissions behind a "See all..." screen after the OK button.
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"Design" is any sort of intentional non-obvious, non-arbitrary choice made in the process of creation, as contrasted against using whatever defaults come from the environment and tools at hand.
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It's interesting that the App Store used to explicitly ban upsells ("This feature requires MyApp Pro") in apps, since it is a customer-hostile feature, until they realized they could make a fortune with it.
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You can't put lipstick on a paperclippy.
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More likely the motor/skeleton can't actuate movement in the lips as well, since they stick out from the face.
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Doesn't a law school give everyone an official rank to put on their resume?
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> If you read this far you should probably follow me on twitter I thought this fad was dead.
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Zuck is the marketer/Bizdev guy. He didn't do any of the interesting technical things beyond the CRUD implementation that is any small social network.
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What is the performance of your JOIN system?
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Because the data is the traffic of one of the most heavily used sites on the web, and the application is an index of the web. So there's two.
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This is free-riding on the hard work put in by the creators of real security systems, akin to people who don't vaccinate themselves. Eventually, security system warnings will lose their deterrent effect, and people with security systems wil
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The punchline is to show you a video about ending slavery along with a comment about how spending money on that is more worthwhile than a social network. The video was created at TEDx in Maui. TED is one of the most expensive social network
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OneBusAway is a Seattle product. GP was posting about OneBusAway. Keep in mind that you are not all the users in the world.
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A bus 7 minutes late during rush hour, that's funny. During rush hour, bus arrival times are randomly distributed between 7 minutes late and "so late that you could say the next bus was 1 minutes early" (Any later and you just can't prove w
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Will we ever see a 20% project like this again? Remember these days? http://googlepress.blogspot.com/2004/04/google-gets-message-... "(Google requires engineers to spend a day a week on projects that interest them, unrelated to their day
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14y ago
Well, yeah, you wear a helmet on your skull, and your skull is still round. You don't wear a helmet on your nose, and nose gets a third hole.
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> Over time, the culture reversed so that those not using a Cypres were deemed foolhardy. The same happened in motor- and bi-cycle culture. Obviously, if your reason for doing something (cycling, diving, etc), it to intentionally taunt
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On the bike. Most dead bikers aren't at fault. That's part of the point of the helmet. Where are you drawing the boundary of Amsterdam? It has ~0.1 the population of NYC, and 0.5 the bike helment death rate. So, maybe helmets would save liv
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Example? What language doesn't need typedefs? Java doesn't have typedefs, and most everyone agrees that's a language bug.
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/bites tongue, and provides links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation#Systems_vs._... https://www.google.com/search?q=hungarian+notation
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Microsoft and NYC deploy surveillance cameras / license plate reader network
(informationweek.com)
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"relating to exceptions" provides the justification, and the other meaning is a pun, not an intellectually-defended usage.
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There are widely used extensions and there are avoided extensions: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/801785/should-i-use-ghc-h...
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VA?
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Wow, I am not a target customer for modern e-commerce. I would never return to a store that had behaviors like this: > e) Implement a Cart Abandon strategy - either sending "instant discounts" via email good for 24hrs to complete order,
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Overworked miserable people caught in rat race can be highly productive and contribute to successful businesss. That doesn't mean they are happy.
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> $67k. Not in Silicon Valley. In Ohio, maybe.
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