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by cag_ii 11y ago
Can you explain this? It looks to me like a regexp that searches Java source for words 7+ characters that start with a capital letter?
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by cag_ii 11y ago
The working draft is here: http://facebook.github.io/graphql/
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Former Mt. Gox CEO faces embezzlement charges(forbes.com)
2 points by cag_ii 11y ago|0 comments
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by cag_ii 11y ago
I can't imagine it wouldn't be. This kind of decisions aren't made very quickly. I'm more curious if the IO team was aware of this...
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by cag_ii 11y ago
If you really wanted to be objective, you could replace "Apple" in your comment with the name of just about any leading tech. company.
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by cag_ii 11y ago
> "these albums are disappointing for these objective criteria". Except that the actual scores used to make this "objective" analysis are largely subjective.
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The State of Employee Engagement in Tech(tinypulse.com)
4 points by cag_ii 11y ago|1 comments
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by cag_ii 11y ago
There's a better informed article on this topic on the same site here: http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/developer/general/python-i...
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Zero mention of robots in the article... disappointed.
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Start by reading the Google webmaster guidelines: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35769?hl=en
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Odd, if I type the title into google groups search it returns no results (as you stated), but in regular google search the google groups post is the first result.
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Seems completely reasonable, maybe just a bit vague... The only surprising thing to me about this announcement is that they didn't already have such a policy in place.
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by cag_ii 11y ago
> ... manipulated into voting the absolute worst politicians ... I've never really followed an Argentine election closely, but I'm curious is they have options. In other words, Is there often a significantly better political r
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/224/
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Slightly off topic, but has there been any "State on the Onion" updates since 2007[0]? I always looked forward to reading these and was surprised to find nothing new since I last checked some years ago. [0] http://www.p
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by cag_ii 11y ago
Why do you think it can't be independently verified? There is a link elsewhere in this thread to the related patent application which I would think contains enough info to verify.
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by cag_ii 11y ago
what exactly does "best" mean here? I've been using Dropbox since, well... a while, and I really appreciate the cross-platform compatibility (Linux/OS X)
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by cag_ii 11y ago
If a component from one manufacturer becomes unavailable (or that manuf. isn't playing "fair"), another one can usually be sourced. That said, I think that: "don't make your service depend on other services without
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by cag_ii 12y ago
I wasn't a big fan until I read about the inverted method [0]. You might give that a try if you haven't already. [0] http://stumptowncoffee.com/brew-guides/aeropress/
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by cag_ii 12y ago
In the USA we've had "Materva" for many years, which seems reasonably popular. Lately, I've seen more and more energy/"health" drinks listing Mate as an ingredient; the Guayaki brand seemingly the most com
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by cag_ii 12y ago
It looks like Chrome is already supporting this as well: > Enabled by default in desktop Chrome 21 https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5126747842412544
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by cag_ii 12y ago
The W3 standard for the meta referrer element was linked in this post: http://www.w3.org/TR/referrer-policy/
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by cag_ii 12y ago
You can easily change this to whatever you like using .container max-width
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by cag_ii 12y ago
Well said. Errors will happen. How they're monitored/dealt with is not an algorithm problem, and it's importance can't be underestimated. In this case "the algorithm" is the fly in the printer from the '85
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by cag_ii 12y ago
> Built by mpgarate with the Readability API. Is noted in the footer.
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California protects the right to Yelp without penalty(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by cag_ii 12y ago|0 comments
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Researchers find way to hack Gmail with 92 percent success rate(cnet.com)
4 points by cag_ii 12y ago|0 comments
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by cag_ii 12y ago
This is a very important point. Also, the limited scope of the "essential features" which are disabled.
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by cag_ii 12y ago
The "essential feature" that are disabled under this bill do not include the camera (or emergency calls).
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by cag_ii 12y ago
> Being sued and defending yourself is enormously expensive... I think you answered your own question there.

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