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chamanbuga
5y ago
Satellite imagery is not available, yet HD photos are available in Street View? Doesn't make sense too much.
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chamanbuga
5y ago
The caliphate series was so well done. I instantly became a fan of Rukmini Callimachi. Then RCMP released that Abu Huzaifa's story was fabricated. It took NYT 2 years to admit their mistake and return their reward. The podcast was not
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chamanbuga
6y ago
As usual, Pakistan makes another stupid attempt to reel in US technology companies under their control. These attempts aren't coming out of left field, rather are inspired by China, India, Austria, and a few other European powers. As I
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chamanbuga
8y ago
This is surprising, I didn't know Alexa was capable of this. Whenever I say "Alexa, add milk, eggs, bread, & laundry detergent to my shopping list" it shows up as one long sentence in a single entry.
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chamanbuga
8y ago
Paying for knowledge isn't FOMO. Would it still be considered FOMO if $7B were spent on Business & Productivity books?
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chamanbuga
12y ago
My lawyer has been quoting this "may soon be allowed to work" for more than 3 years. My wife & I have given up on it. She's resigned to volunteering & working on hobbies. Considering how split the government is over t
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chamanbuga
13y ago
I'm with you on reforming patents. But how do you protects companies from copy cats? iPhone is released and some hardware manufacturer makes the exact same shell running Symbian instead. I'm not talking about copying the OS, but t
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chamanbuga
13y ago
But isn't it true for a certain segment of the population. People are searching on Twitter, Facebook, FourSquare, etc... These social search results have more credibility and relevance to me than vanilla results on search engines. If I
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chamanbuga
13y ago
It's amusing watching Americans boast about working past the norm 9-5 hours and calling the rest of the world lazy. My response, "What are you proud about? After working twice as hard, you have the same quality of life as friends in Canada,
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chamanbuga
13y ago
What's wrong with 9-5? Can't you be passionate about what you work on, excel in you career, yet stick to dedicating ~50% of your time awake to your job?
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chamanbuga
14y ago
Awesome. WebSockets is the perfect technology for this scenario. Do you find WebSockets traverses NATs and firewalls as the RFC promises or it has limitations?
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chamanbuga
14y ago
I imagine you folks don't use HTTP (hanging GETs) to synchronize data, right?
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chamanbuga
14y ago
woa not an easy game. Sweet idea!
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chamanbuga
14y ago
Sure it can. They can use WinRT Background Transfer to sync content in the background.
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chamanbuga
14y ago
Source: http://bit.ly/JVfaeK IMO, the most interesting slide is # 17. Advertisers spent 25% of their budget on print media even only 7% of the consumers time was spent on the print media.
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14y ago
UI is really cool! Learned some stuff I didn't know, for instance, Pandora still profitable? The source sited for Mint isn't very credible but kudos for including it. Finally, IMO, your footer can be incorporated in the header without being
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14y ago
Here here! Dentist? Where are you seeing commercials of dentists? I've never come across those, and I practically live at theaters.
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chamanbuga
14y ago
Interesting. To summarize, the article is arguing that if you pay for a service, you shouldn't be shown ads. What about your monthly cable subscription? What about Hulu? Even as a Hulu Plus member you are subjected to ads. Ads are simply an
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14y ago
> Most of these are problems with any large company, not Amazon per se. Agreed! We won't get Amazon or any of these large corporations to change by boycotting their services (w/ no success). Instead we need to push for tech savy people
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14y ago
A lot of it. The stack ranking system (the one the article mentioned is old), the fact that people are reading the Vanity Fair article secretively, etc... Most of this article is trying to paint an immensely negative picture that simply isn
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chamanbuga
14y ago
So... this article simply isn't true.
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chamanbuga
14y ago
Honestly, none
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chamanbuga
14y ago
The UI is horrendous. Especially if you attempt to use it without a video camera.
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chamanbuga
14y ago
So eloquently yet so powerful