cureyourhead

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by cureyourhead 10y ago
When AI are everywhere, the ability to tinker with them, repurpose and reshape them to your specific needs and desires, will then be the point of difference. So coding will always be important. If AI-in-everything becomes as ubiquitous as t
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
But you can control it. Adopt a strategy resilient to big company interference. Don't think of yourself as a fake victim of big companies. There's always things you can do. Have you forgotten the even basic lessons of MS vs IBM, y
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
They make the world more open and connected. That's true. What they're also doing is preparing their markets ( fb, messenger, WhatsApp, oculus, etc ) for future products, like VR chat, VR multiplayer gaming and events ( Fb handsfr
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Everyone talks about clean code, but where are the real world examples? Javascript, Python, something useful and which inspires that the ideal of clean code is actually possible. I'm considering the perspective that think clean code i
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Thanks a lot!
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
The story of Snowden being a patsy is going to come out. It will be even more entertaining than the snowdengate tale act 1. But it will probably come out in 20 years.
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Well he was a patsy so pardoning him reduces the risk he will blow true story of the most successful increase in intelligence gathering capacity since WWII... So there's that. Pardon him for sure. And never doubt he's a patriot. B
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Thanks for your compliment. You saying that helps me feel a lot more belief in myself again. I guess I'm perceptive. Montreal is a good place. I considered it as a base for my startup because it's affordable, open minded and has i
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Man up and pass on the cost. In some sense in this situation you are a slave to market forces beyond your control. Price gouging once they've built lock in on an API is pretty much a natural part of any service's lifecycle. If you
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Ask HN: Middle way between being the boss and being a slave?
3 points by cureyourhead 10y ago|2 comments
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
We are all Windows programmers now. The web is really just one enormous operating system we're all just hacking on. But it's only slightly better then this but not as clean as Linux. W3C sort of plays the role of Torvalds
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
It's a few things 1. Timelines. In the future these devices will just be screens. Transparent and flexible. So this is the timeline that leads to that future. 2. Economics. You can ship more devices because they're lighter so the
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Well done!
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
This is public. But assuming it wasn't... How likely? How can one answer such a question? It presumes their use is counter to FB interests On that I disagree. Yet assume that is instead true. Even then I feel there are far many more in
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Clearly the horizontal span lengths , between each fixed height step, encode a useful sequence. Numbers. Or an offset sequence. If it's a simple cipher recovery should be quick. Somehow this whole thing reminds me of Egyptian fractions
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
It still works. You just need to use the GET API for reliable results. E.g. Friends of friends https://www.facebook.com/search/<id>/friends/friends Mutual friends of two people https://www.fa
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Name.com's terms are changing(name.com)
1 points by cureyourhead 10y ago|0 comments
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by cureyourhead 10y ago
Update your perspective. It's women not girls. And stop thinking of yourself as some sort of exception. You are not. And that notion is making an artificial distance between you and others. You are just another human. Your experience a