anjc

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by anjc 13y ago
Any gossip on all the scandal? Was he known in the area as violent or aggressive?
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by anjc 13y ago
The animations stuttered on mine for a while, now they're fine. But they're too slow! I put iOS6 and iOS7 side by side, and turned them both on from sleeping, iOS6 brought up the unlock screen instantly, iOS7's animation mean
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by anjc 13y ago
Honestly I think you're underestimating the gall of certain businesses. These aren't big multinational chains, they're like booths that pop up and down every year, in the less salubrious parts of town. They might not do it as
844.
by anjc 13y ago
Regardless of whether or not fingerprint scanners are good security wise, it's a bit silly to think that phone robbing thugs are completely dim. The way it works in my first world modern country is that there are shops everywhere that
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by anjc 13y ago
It seems like people are disagreeing with you, but i've installed it on my 4S and the animations are stuttery and slow every now and then. Often enough for it to be annoying and noticeable.
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by anjc 13y ago
Like I said, I don't necessarily agree with it, but it's just bad news that it's being said in the first place. I don't think many people on HN would have belittled Apple's design strengths over the last decade. I
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by anjc 13y ago
If people's reactions to iOS7, and the keynote, are anything to go by, you could possibly argue that their pursuit of 'shininess' has overtaken their pursuit of innovation and novelty, which now makes it look like they'r
848.
by anjc 13y ago
Really? The way I remember it was that the Lumia 920 was hyped up massively online. If people didn't like WP8, they at least admitted that the camera looked amazing. The buzz seemed to die before it even launched though..
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by anjc 13y ago
The article has nothing to do with this aspect of address validation
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by anjc 13y ago
They probably didn't lose as much money as they're gaining from the successful ones
851.
by anjc 13y ago
Stupid question: the reason he's questioning the equal probability of 1111111 being drawn is because it seems significant. It looks like it is less likely to be drawn. But we know it is equally likely. But forgetting the actual fair
852.
by anjc 13y ago
Because lots of people (e.g. me) have the dev kit and want to get a grasp and what new experiences it can offer.
853.
by anjc 13y ago
10 women out of 40 are women is prrrrobably a higher proportion than most tech companies, no? This strikes me as being a little bit...weird, and could maybe put women off..? Perhaps it could be explained in a more robust manner than saying
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by anjc 14y ago
Is there potential for something like this to be safer than a car during a collision, ignoring the fact that it can stay upright? I presume that a car going 30 miles an hour is going to have more of an impact than a baby elephant pushing, s
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by anjc 14y ago
This site made my CPU go nuts, looks nice though, if a little distracting.
856.
by anjc 14y ago
That's a silly test then. Everybody needs to be motivated to work, whether their motivation is supporting a family, making money, enjoying a task etc etc. There's no inherent enjoyment to making money for somebody else.
857.
by anjc 14y ago
Well i didn't make it up, but yeah i get your point. I didn't mean that i'd assume it means false, but it's still clearly counterintuitive to use a tick to encode as utf-8 when any character at all will do. A tick has an opposite, an X, a s
858.
by anjc 14y ago
ConstructiveHumour=✓ Wait, true...true
859.
by anjc 14y ago
To be fair, and as you basically said, having “utf8=✓" is counterintuitive when it's being used as an IE hack rather than an actual descriptive parameter. I could imagine many competent enough developers seeing this parameter in someone els
860.
by anjc 14y ago
Of course it positively contributes. It's the first comment to say that it's a silly way of encoding the form as utf-8 when utf8="✘" will also do the same thing, even though it's counterintuitive.
861.
by anjc 14y ago
This seems to be micro-analysing graphs and completely ignoring the prevailing public mood, and even the products. Anybody any idea of how the Lumia 920 is likely to go? It seems like their marketing division (apart from the fake pictures)
862.
by anjc 14y ago
*this implementation of a neural network designed for object recognition for this particular challenge
863.
by anjc 14y ago
AHhhh ya fooled me
864.
by anjc 14y ago
Eh, yes. Please tell me that, guessing from the course's name, this isn't a 2nd year course in some degree?
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by anjc 14y ago
I'd guess that the risk of losing 40 million was worth it, in this case. And that's probably not a lot of money to stump up, for some people/groups.
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by anjc 14y ago
This article seems to be being slated. I must admit, i've read a lot of guides and tips for unsuccessful interviews, as well as doing the mandatory preparation and study. This article seems to be saying things that i suspected were true,
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by anjc 14y ago
But surely Twitter still want to be paid by developers who rely on their data
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by anjc 14y ago
Like you did, i just went to random participating ones and tried to get to a random page, e.g. http://www.bonpascher.com/asdfasfsadf
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by anjc 14y ago
Slightly off topic, but i've only just seen these Twitter API usage changes now, how are they going to enforce these new display requirements? It's surely not feasible to manually check the display of tweets in all apps?
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by anjc 14y ago
Is it just me or is there no sample page on the site? I had to go to a participating webpage and find their 404. It's a noble idea, i don't know if 404's are an appropriate place, and i don't know if it'll have any real impact. Noble, thoug

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