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by amsheehan 9y ago
TL;DR: Can someone recommend a decent softphone app that runs on High Sierra?
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by amsheehan 9y ago
You never asked!
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by amsheehan 9y ago
I think you mean "You should never use Django unless you're building a social network". A lot of your arguments seem to only apply to the old guard of frameworks Django, Angular 1, etc...Where there would always be "The
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by amsheehan 9y ago
React is an ideal version of web components in a world where ui = f(state)
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by amsheehan 9y ago
My upvote was only for the first sentence. Web infrastructure is not broken, it's just being abused. That abuse leads to some pretty incredible technology though.
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by amsheehan 9y ago
Does Orbit do anything to protect contractors from bad code bases? One benefit of contracting through a company is a long due diligence process before starting. This is helpful to set realistic expectations. Is there any process at Orbit fo
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by amsheehan 10y ago
Weird. Makes me want to start a crusade.
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by amsheehan 10y ago
I wonder what this means for animation studios, or edit houses. Obviously most dev shops don't have a need for full time animators, but just as obvious is that a lot of devs don't know animation fundamentals outside of how to impl
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by amsheehan 10y ago
How many people with a WSJ login actually read this before commenting?
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by amsheehan 10y ago
Market cap !!= economic drive either.
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by amsheehan 10y ago
That may be true for products from the industrial era where the end user isn't directly affected by software. Companies that want to keep customers (in some cases keep customers alive [cars 'n shit]) are going to have to start car
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by amsheehan 10y ago
If the user isn't going to take the security of the app you built seriously, you the app developer has to. It never looks bad for the user to get their data breached. It always looks bad and can do lasting damage to a company if an app
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by amsheehan 11y ago
Jasper is another cool project that has a bit better of a foundation. You can make little Python modules for pretty much anything.
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by amsheehan 11y ago
Interesting thoughts. I think one of the draws of email for us is that it is an open technology. The other platforms for communication are great too, we just think that part of emails staying power is the result of it having open protocols.
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by amsheehan 11y ago
Thanks for the comment! Currently we don't have a way to cc FWD:Everyone on a thread for the purposes of making it public. It is in the pipeline though! One of the reasons we do it through the gmail api is because if we accepted plain
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by amsheehan 11y ago
Materials science. Specifically batteries and capacitors.
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by amsheehan 11y ago
I'm picturing a piece of plywood—but made of Walnut, or Teak, or something equally delightful.
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Uber Accidentally Leaks Personal Data for Hundreds of Drivers(theverge.com)
1 points by amsheehan 11y ago|0 comments
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by amsheehan 11y ago
It is also true that computer science curriculum doesn't really cover anything but a specific subset of the software development jobs out there. The same may not apply to other STEM fields, but it is certainly true for software.
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by amsheehan 11y ago
I disagree, but not strenuously :) Purescript compiles down to javascript but helps save programmers from themselves by introducing a better type system as well as great data structures, and functional paradigms Typescript adds static typin
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by amsheehan 11y ago
I agree 100% I often argue with a lobbyist friend of mine about their (lobbyists) role in the ecosystem. Right now the paradigm seems to be hire lawyers to serve in Congress because lawyers know how to write potential laws. Leave it to lobb
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by amsheehan 12y ago
If that's true, why does propaganda exist?
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by amsheehan 12y ago
This probably wouldn't do much to solve the homeless problem in NYC. In a neighborhood like the East Village or Williamsburg, I could see it being rented for $1,000/month.
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by amsheehan 12y ago
I wish I could get my k-nearest neighbors dog to shut up already.
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Reactive Machine Learning via Jeff Smith(medium.com)
17 points by amsheehan 12y ago|4 comments
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by amsheehan 12y ago
1: You shouldn't be using bootstrap, even though you can with angular. 2: What do you need to do in the front end that can't be accomplished the 'angular way'? I'm not sure you understand what monolithic really mean
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by amsheehan 12y ago
My friend and colleague Alex3917 was a YC non-technical co-founder (not sure which class) then decided he wanted to learn how to code. He's now really good at it and you should read this blog post on how he did it: http://al
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by amsheehan 12y ago
Who doesn't?