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by cmelbye 13y ago
Who says this won't give you access to major releases? To me, that's why this is so interesting with WWDC in a month and a half. Could they be preparing to release changes to OS X that are large enough to warrant the opening of be
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I read it as Adderall on first glance.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Electric kettles are not very common, which is probably easy to believe considering the higher popularity of coffee than tea here.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
My university used to do the same, although as of this term that class is now taught using ARM on a Raspberry Pi.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
That seems intentional. This seems like it's trying to be a "fundamentals of Computer Science" type thing than actual Computer Science. It's the stuff you need to learn first before you can move into actual Computer Scie
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by cmelbye 13y ago
As an American, I'm extremely curious. What does your nationality have to do with that comment?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
You are not the target market for Loom. It makes no sense to ask why you'd pay for Loom over a VPS because they're not going after people who know what a VPS is. They're going after your mom, grandma, etc.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Yeah, you went from 8 vCPU Cores to 2 vCPU Cores on that plan as part of the upgrade. It seems the processor upgrade makes up for that decrease a little bit, but it is a decrease.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
To me, it seems like it makes sense that a great developer should absolutely know how his code is running, how his changes interact with the production environment in which the code runs, etc.
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Launched today: Windows Phone OEM Portal(dev.windowsphone.com)
3 points by cmelbye 13y ago|0 comments
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Facebook had 500MM users four years ago...
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I'd recommend watching it before reviewing its premise. I didn't take away "SV is full of assholes" after watching the first episode.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
It looks like all of the rewards are limited, so hopefully they've planned for this much demand. Of course, as another commenter pointed out, there's precedent for huge demand for a kickstarter project like this. A similar 3D prin
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Notice how the title of my submission says "from contributing", not "for contributing". Subtle difference, but has a completely different meaning.
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Lift web framework bans someone from contributing a pull request(github.com)
18 points by cmelbye 13y ago|14 comments
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by cmelbye 13y ago
He clearly explained what he means by static. The HTML/CSS/JS assets are served without any preprocessing on the server. And, yes, once it hits the browser, it becomes dynamic through the use of Javascript. Does that make sense?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Transcoding videos is very, very expensive.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Does Facebook use this system to turn on new features for a certain subset of the user base to test those features out, or is this mainly for A/B testing existing features?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Mozilla's board is, in fact, not omniscient and may not have foreseen this controversy.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
This really annoys me. Civil rights aren't political issues! If you had a brother, or a best friend, or a coworker who was LGBT, whether or not they're treated the same as you are (assuming you are heterosexual) by our society s
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Is it really that difficult to understand why the CEO would be treated differently in that regard? His job is to lead the company. It's hard to do that when many Mozilla employees fundamentally disagree with his stance on how their LGB
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I think the discussion on that link has probably reached a point where it's no longer constructive or useful.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
If this product or others similar to it can't properly depict three dimensional art—that is, using a format other than a static .jpg image—I'd say they're doing it wrong.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Mozilla is perhaps a special case. In other organizations, I might understand that argument. To me, it feels like a case of cognitive dissonance when the organization promotes free speech, free expression, etc., while its CEO donates to org
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I don't think he's suggesting that at all. He's saying that might've resolved the controversy while allowing Eich to remain as CEO.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Don't cache the fake version?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Wat? How can they consider that to mean "accepting Bitcoin"?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Okay, so wait a little bit.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
So in this explanation, Amazon does not proactively investigate how much they can cut prices while remaining profitable? That doesn't make much sense, does it? It would make sense that Amazon knows exactly how much they can cut prices
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Has anyone else started investigating Google's cloud offerings as a result of the price drops? We found a few really nice features in their cloud products that will help us out a lot compared to what we have on AWS, and I'm wonder

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