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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Is it even possible to take wired seriously anymore? After a couple of years of seeing stories like this pop up I think I finally understand what it's like for my wife (getting a PhD in genetics) to read the breathless science headline
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
For more from the front lines in the fight against linkbait, see this twitter account: https://twitter.com/SavedYouAClick
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Obviously; it's been designed upfront to be SOLOMO.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Some kind of git-like diff-based snapshot system for programs?
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Middle mouse clicking to open the link in a new tab and then clicking on the tab to change to it fires the event. Not that useful in my opinion.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
> David Chang, a 2102 MIT graduate So that's how they're doing it, they got a programmer from the future to help!
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I've been waiting for this for a long time. The Xbox One controller has many small improvements that build up to a noticeable difference over the Xbox 360 controller I've been using to play games like Watch Dogs on the PC. It&#x27
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Pass#123 is "exceptional". It worries me that people are slow to accept the realities of the xkcd comic on pass phrases ( http://xkcd.com/936/ ). We are training people to think they are secure with passwords t
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I feel the exact same way. For a while now I've been looking at other ways to develop for iOS, such as HTML5 with PhoneGap or C# with Xamarin, but it's always been a kludge. Swift looks amazing and I'm really excited to try i
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I'm hoping for some cryptic notes in the margin about the whole 42 thing.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I came across and played with beefy[1] today. Has anyone here integrated it into their workflow? [1] http://didact.us/beefy/
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
My understanding is that cats do this because the relatively short length of their digestive tract requires them to lie dormant for a long period to digest their food.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I'm really getting tired of having to change my cat's name.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
I would like to see a boilerplate example of this architecture, especially the dispatcher.
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
This is called homoiconicity[0] and it's one of Clojure's coolest features in my opinion. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homoiconicity
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by bkurtz13 12y ago
Yes, "he" built Google+ from nothing.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
Is this using a Markov chain?
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
With more and more companies using your GitHub page as a resume of sorts, this kind of customization is becoming a necessary requirement.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
No.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
I wonder how it became "laranja" in Portuguese...
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
I'm personally excited for Tessel. https://tessel.io/
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
They merge into the global repository, becoming part of the source code of the universe.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
How do you know they aren't selling? It would be nice to have actual data before making blanket statements that conveniently support your point.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
The reason this works for movies and not computer games is simple. Movie cameras let in light in a fashion similar to your eye, and thus at 24 fps motion blur is perceived the same way you see a blur when waving your hand rapidly in front o
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
The poor writing and apparent lack of editing (riddled with typos) really detracted from the article, which was essentially a puff piece.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
I'm now using ClojureScript + CouchDB
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
And we're not even mentioning Safari, I guess.
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
Domain registered by FBI
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by bkurtz13 13y ago
http://www.thehouseilivein.org/ It's on Netflix

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