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10y ago
I have heard that it is quite possible. Supposedly if you measure enough characteristics of the phone, the combination of such characteristics is enough to uniquely identify a phone. May be able to poll such information you measure with tho
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10y ago
I don't think Snap came up with the idea of stories either. They did it with better polish than previous ones to market. Small company comes up with idea, bigger company copies them, yet bigger company copies them. It has been going on
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10y ago
It wasn't free immigration even then: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act
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How generically do these bugs get fixed? How do these bugs get fixed?
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10y ago
Many people share an apartment and get free weekday meals from the company. The utility also seems high since heating and cooling aren't necessary for much of the year.
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10y ago
I thought the joke was that they had interns write that? I remember an API that would hold onto completion blocks and call them repeatedly instead of just once. They would also accidentally make non backwardly compatible changes to the API.
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10y ago
Bunch of horny teenagers and older people thinking their coming of age tv show is art. Hello! There were great tv shows before that!
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10y ago
It doesn't feel like the country has changed that much in attitude especially in acquitting those slave transporters.
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babesh
10y ago
For new users have them auto follow tweets nearby. This will be familiar to them and from there they can learn to follow and unfollow. Make following a lot more accessible.
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10y ago
Put cursor on the method. Tap the icon of a 2x2 grid for the file. Tap the callers menu item.
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10y ago
Reminds me that supposedly debate in Greece originated in trying to convince others of your side rather than as a means of understanding the other side. If you go to high school debate you see this played out. Neither side arrives at the tr
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10y ago
That is not a universal truth. It can often be true. In the real world there is also hate speech, lying, cheating, and bullying and it is far from rare. You need to figure out which one it is.
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10y ago
Costco and Trader Joe's workers supposedly get much more than minimum wage although not venture capital based. It isn't an economic law.
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10y ago
Selective outrage over free speech is biased. If you take a stand for free speech you do it both inside and outside the institution. Where is his outrage over lies and hate speech from the President? Words can be weapons and quelling one si
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10y ago
A product I worked on was a victim of Microsoft changing preferred APIs. Their competing product which the prior year had less market share somehow sported the new UI instantly when the UI became publicly available. Monopolistic behavior if
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10y ago
I think the idea is that the ad networks then don't have any idea what you are actually interested in. The problem from Google's side is that it is pay per click for the advertiser so advertisers are paying for these fake clicks.
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10y ago
https://web.chemdoodle.com/kekules-dream/
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10y ago
We live in an interacting system of market systems, governments, democracies, culture, and technological evolution on a blue, green, brown, and white planet. It is a giant spaghetti ball full of externalities and extremes. Masses of humanit
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10y ago
You dream, come up with different perspectives, learn, come up with creative ideas, etc... At least that is the case for some people.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4168950/Rudy-Giulian... No, they are protecting their interests even in the face of discrimination. And guess what, those bombs are continuing to be dropped and Trump wants
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10y ago
You should boycott every company that kisses the ring: Uber, Tesla, IBM, Exxon.
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10y ago
Institutional failure: don't forget the second shuttle disaster on reentry (Columbia) with the known issues with tiles getting knocked off by foam. Badly engineered contraption.
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I think the idea is to combine glasses projecting an image to your eyes with body sensors for gesturing (watch?) and you won't need a screen anymore.
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10y ago
Geofence, significant location change, and push waking up the app don't happen on user forced shutdown. App urls though are a different matter. :) I am not totally sure of geofencing.
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You can do that already with user exposed controls on iOS. Just force shut down the app.
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The whole point is that you are providing an all or nothing choice for no good reason. Why do you FORCE that instead of letting the user choose to allow location while using the app?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_hypothesis No supporting evidence. Doesn't make sense.
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Gaia made no sense. Especially evident nowadays with global warming. It showed lack of depth and lack of exploration of the topic. I also noticed numerous mistakes in the novels, sentences cut off, misspellings, etc...Didn't notice tha
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10y ago
There's a sales technique where the first person to state a value causes other people to pick values around it. So Snapchat struck first and says that they are worth 40 billion. Minions listen to that and think that 35 billion would be
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10y ago
Their backers and they stand to make money by hyping it up. They are working their channels to get puff pieces written. Not one article I have read is critical of them. Shows you the power of their backers. Doesn't mean you should inve
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