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bhhaskin
7y ago
Check out Avocode. It is designed to do just that and is cross platform (electron). It works with PSD, AI, sketch, and figma files.
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That is awesome!
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not even a rounding error in the grand scheme of things.
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The current expected lifetime of a smartphone (and laptop for that matter) is about 2-3 years. After that the batteries start to degrade. when the batteries start to degrade most devices start to down clock to preserve battery life. And eve
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Just keep in mind that if you just disappear your family won't be able to get a death certificate for at least 7 years if they don't find a body. With out a death certificate they won't be able to collect life insurance, inhe
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7y ago
Those are really good examples of exactly why we can't. All of those just have really good marketing behind them. Spotmini at this point is kind of just a neat toy. It doesn't really do anything. It is definitely not autonomous an
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7y ago
It would make more sense to ban tracking for targeted sales no? As this won't stop people using other methods like Bluetooth and wifi fingerprinting.
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The title is a bit click-baity. It almost reads like it's the first electric bike, which it's not. Also interesting choice in name. Project Zero is pretty similar to the Zero bike. Zero bike has been around for quite awhile now. I
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7y ago
The link was changed it was pointing to a Google doc link of some kind.
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This link is giving me a ssl error on both Firefox and chrome on Android. Bad cert domain.
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7y ago
I would argue that we have never left PHP. WordPress powers 34% of the web. It's fast and flexible, and modern PHP is actually a delight to work in. It's also pretty secure. You have to go out of your way to make it insecure. Whic
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HR stops you from doing that. Publicly bad mouthing the company you work for is definitely grounds for termination. If it was any other company in any other state it would have happened quickly and swiftly. It wouldn't be a news story.
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Most of the money in music isn't from record sales. It's from touring and merchandise.It takes a lot of planning, marketing and resources. Which means a large upfront capital investment. Record labels provide that.
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7y ago
https://pantheon.io/ Not affiliated, but worked with some high profile sites on there.
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HL2 wasn't photorealistic by any stretch of the word. Sure it looked great for the time, but go back and play it now.
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Don't forget about the fantastic AI. Being able to dynamically ract to sound and change tactics was pretty cutting edge.
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Yes. The ugly truth is rechargable batteries are very hardcore, and have to be replaced every few years. The amount of very hazardous waste generated if every house was fitted with a battery system would be astronomical. Sure nuclear power
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Swap Firefox for Chrome and you are golden.
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7y ago
This is a tweet about a tweet...the link should be changed to the original tweet instead of the current link.
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Right. As an end user how can I actually verify that instead of just taking Google's word.
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I noticed your website has all kinds of fun little bugs. Presentation is important. Specially if you are trying to sell me on a web app. If your website is the first impression make sure it is polished and functional.
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7y ago
You are forgetting about a third tool in the toolbox. Licenses. If you don't want your open source work to be used for profit select a license that is restrictive.
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7y ago
They floated down the river/stream. It was too strong to head back the way they came from.
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Pretty much this. I think users today are extremely lazy and are unwilling to learn anything. It's to the point where they are the ones being used instead of doing the using.
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Why move away from IRC at all? If it ain't broken why "fix" it.
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Remember that Netflix was that cheap at one point in time. It's all about the long game.
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I'm actually making this leap this Friday! Basically been building the business nights and weekends for the last year and a half. It isn't something spontaneous, but planed out for awhile. At first I will be taking a good size pay
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It sounds like Slack is drinking their own Kool-Aid.
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Really the only way to complete is to not play the game. Don't build businesses around wall gardens. Sure short term you might make out alright, but you will lose the long game because at the end of the day someone else holds all the c
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I am perfectly fine tweaking software, but getting an unfinished hardware build is pretty hard to swallow for the price. This isn't a dev build either, it is supposed to be the final end product. To me it sounds like they are trying to
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