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by collias 10y ago
Definitely an interesting user. "I write TempleOS programs and hymns for God."
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by collias 10y ago
There's some research going into this now. Here's an article about it from this past summer: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/07/160714120650.h... A researcher at GA tech has built a simpl
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by collias 10y ago
To be fair, it wasn't just Brazile. CNN is caught multiple times in the leaked emails collaborating directly with the DNC. Examples include asking for questions from the DNC to ask during the Republican debate, vetting Wolf Blizter&#x2
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by collias 10y ago
Wouldn't pushing a story that was "neither verified or falsified", be considered "fake news", by some definition?
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by collias 10y ago
It reminds me of that clip of CNN saying that we could only get the Wikileaks emails through their interpretation, and we shouldn't be reading them ourselves. ...turns out it was because they were implicated in them. https:/&#x2F
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by collias 10y ago
Exactly. Yesterday was a great example of mainstream sources losing credibility. They were all over the (as far as I know) totally unverified document that an intelligence agency decided to leak to Buzzfeed for some reason. They wonder why
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by collias 10y ago
I think he means large storage space, not physically large devices.
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by collias 10y ago
It looks like I'll be waiting for the 2nd gen of this. Gen 2 wishlist: - Something more than 16GB RAM - Nvidia GPU (always had issues with ATI) - Cheaper option with no Touch Bar - MagSafe power
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by collias 10y ago
That's the joke.
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by collias 10y ago
Next time a company says they're looking for "rock stars", I'll be sure to tell them that I'm the Kanye West of <insert skillset>
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by collias 10y ago
Agreed. Even if she _actually_ didn't mean any harm by this, it's insane that we would be okay having someone this negligent vying for the most powerful office in the world. Of course, the argument that she had no intent is gettin
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by collias 10y ago
I'm in the exact same boat. The GeForce 650M is really the only component showing any signs of aging. Everything else is still running great. I used to be an Apple skeptic, but the fact that my almost-5-year-old laptop still feels comp
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by collias 10y ago
I think you may be mixing up carrier subsidized smartphone costs with actual smartphone costs. Unsubsidized smartphones that are good enough to run VR applications smoothly are still $600-$700.
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by collias 10y ago
For developers who want to put their apps in the official App Store, this doesn't really help anything. It's definitely interesting, but only on an academic level. On the whole, the iOS ecosystem is pretty locked down. If you subm
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by collias 10y ago
Doesn't look like it works very well. It requires a device running OSX to proxy the iMessage stuff through, and apparently the OSX client itself is unreliable.
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by collias 10y ago
Almost definitely not. The filter is currently part of a $3000 option package on the Model S and X. It may be an option, but I would be incredibly surprised if it came standard on the Model 3.
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by collias 11y ago
Just chiming in to say it's fun to see someone mention Zao. As it turns out, I was just listening to them yesterday after not listening to them for years. I used to be a huge fan. I love that band, and they absolutely deserve to get pa
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by collias 11y ago
It isn't necessary for iOS. It's still possible to write every part of an app in only Objective-C, as there are no Swift-only APIs. AFAIK, there are no indications of that changing any time soon.
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by collias 11y ago
How is this a debatable reason? If they have you working for a client, and you can't communicate with the client effectively, that's a completely valid reason for rejection. Full disclosure: Former employee of Metova, and I had an
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by collias 11y ago
If you're in US/Canada, give Slacker Radio a shot. They do radio "stations" better than anyone. Plus on-demand if you feel like just listening to an album or something.
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by collias 11y ago
Interesting thought. I'm going to try to place it further up my arm and see if it helps. Thanks!
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by collias 11y ago
Do you do any accounting or normalizing for clearly erroneous heart rate readings from the watch? Just anecdotally, the heart rate monitor seems to be wildly inaccurate at times. Over the course of a workout at the gym, my heart rate jumped
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by collias 11y ago
This is Spotify trying to differentiate themselves from other music streaming services ahead of Apple's announcement, I think. As it stands now, most music services are basically at feature parity with each other: Spotify, Rdio, Slacke
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by collias 11y ago
http://tiffzhang.com/startup/index.html?s=462210424477 "BlackLink is a detailed black service that makes it easy to turn your blacks into cash." ....uhhhhhhh....Startup from the 1830s?
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by collias 12y ago
Yeah, this is totally BS. I worked on a BlackBerry app that did "live" texting a few years ago. This has been tried a few times before, but it turns out, no one really cares to read anything except the complete message.
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by collias 13y ago
Sometimes, the labs are completely useless anyway. I had a question about masking text glyphs to CGPaths with the new UITextKit stuff last year. I stood in line for an hour and a half to ask my question. I sat down with an Apple engineer
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Slacker is Hiring an Android Developer Want to Join our Team?(blog.slacker.com)
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by collias 13y ago
I had a ticket in my cart and then got an error when I tried to actually buy it. I hope you're right!
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by collias 13y ago
Hello, competition :D
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by collias 13y ago
Meh. I'm a developer of one of the top 3 grossing music apps in the iOS App Store, and Apple doesn't give us anything.

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