colept

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by colept 9y ago
I'm happy for drivers but not a fan of this change. In Los Angeles I booked a ride and the driver never showed up. After cancelling the ride I got the $5 charge and luckily their support took care of it. But tipping is something that n
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by colept 9y ago
I have only great things to say about: https://github.com/nsarno/knock
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by colept 9y ago
It works now I guess, but Safari has quirks I've seen time and time again where things don't work as they should. I'm also hesitant to call it "fixed" considering it happened just last month and YMMV with a one-elem
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by colept 9y ago
I don't think that's the monoculture of developers. Chrome was based in Webkit in it's rising years - which put it on par with Safari and Android. This meant that you could develop comfortably and do less cross-browser work u
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by colept 9y ago
Safari "filter:blur()" is not compatible with background images. Background images on a filtered element will disappear. While "backdrop-filter" is not compatible with any other browser. You either have to choose Safari
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by colept 9y ago
You are spreading misinformation. http://zdnet3.cbsistatic.com/hub/i/r/2016/06/18/77931904-cbe... While of June 2016 - Safari is still among the top browsers I see for my website visitors. Yes
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by colept 9y ago
> But you can stop it. By balancing the browsers, choosing to use not just what’s convenient, but what’s lesser used, you can make the business case for monopoly plays a bad deal. Consider it your civic duty as a fan of the open web. Int
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by colept 9y ago
It works well and works fast. Indexes are easy to setup, maintain, and SDK's support a variety of languages. Querying is fast enough to feel seamless.
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by colept 9y ago
Another music playback device and still no Continuity support for Apple Music.
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by colept 9y ago
I have used both a thick iMac and a thin one. I had to run the thick iMac's fans at full speed all the time or else my CPU would bottleneck. The thin iMac had underpowered fans and constantly throttled.
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by colept 9y ago
This is Apple's answer to their negligence to the Pro market, and it's hugely disappointing. The iMac was already supposed to be a Pro machine. And then they "New Coke"'d it by making it too thin and susceptible to
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by colept 9y ago
Perfect opportunity to ask: Does anyone know of an alternative to Coinbase with an API for sending payouts to Bitcoin addresses? I am disappointed with their standard of transparency and support. A couple months ago they decided to stop pay
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by colept 9y ago
I wonder if you could tell it to open a Workflow automation and have the automation perform that - would be nice.
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by colept 9y ago
Well put! This is what I am most afraid of.
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by colept 9y ago
Because it shatters the meaning of what it means "to be." Am I a meatsack that houses consciousness or am I a complex stream of consciousness that controls a meatsack? In which case, if consciousness can be streamed, can that cons
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by colept 9y ago
Teleportation is one of those technologies I would never use even if it was bullet proof. There would be no way to determine if your consciousness persists - such that the same "you" is the same connection on both sides. Even if i
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by colept 9y ago
*For iOS and Android
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by colept 9y ago
What is there to gain, say for example, if this wasn't an accident?
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by colept 9y ago
Patch and interactive modes are the best thing next to sliced bread. I'll start with a feature and end up refactoring something and it's difficult to organize large sets of changes without them.
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by colept 9y ago
I doubt this will have any bearing on the platform as Snapchat isn't so much an ephemeral platform. Where Snapchat excels is being in the space where your friends are and your parents aren't.
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by colept 9y ago
Because they need upvotes for their product on a community homepage that churns out tech spam and the occasional golden goose. Product Hunt is beyond the tipping point of being an inside community where your product only succeeds if a dozen
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by colept 9y ago
It looks neat but I'm left wondering what sets this one apart from the many others in what seems like a flavor of the week. It's minimal indeed, but almost too minimal. In my experience working with CSS frameworks, the "there
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by colept 9y ago
Doesn't that account for just about all teens? Question is can they identify the insecurity?
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by colept 9y ago
I doubt that very much. Having owned Jaybirds Bluebuds and Airpods - I can say that without a doubt the number one selling feature is the convenience. The pairing is seamless. Switching between phone and computer is fast. Most days I forget
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by colept 9y ago
That's exactly what it is.
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by colept 9y ago
Augmented Reality and Assistive technology. We hear about it every once in a while but it's generally drowned out by the white noise of virtual reality, new smartphones, and self-driving cars.
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by colept 9y ago
What about all the SEO, Stack overflow questions, and the differentiation between the two(?) platforms?
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by colept 9y ago
There's more to consumption and creation. Snapchat is ephemeral and fun - so you're somewhere and thinking "this would be a great snap" so it makes sense to open to the camera. Instagram is so much more self-regulated an
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by colept 9y ago
Absolutely. I give out my snapchat before I give out my phone number.
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by colept 10y ago
I think what he's trying to say is that you're stuck a generation behind in GPU's - for example there are no Pascal drivers for Nvidia. For anything earlier, Nvidia periodically releases drivers about a month later than the O

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