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Corn Syrup 2.0 – How Industry Is Recreating Corn Syrup in Disguise(foodtechhacker.tumblr.com)
4 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|0 comments
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
When I started watching the video, I thought "yep, this clip is a perfect example of uncanny valley" and kept waiting for them to switch to a clip that was actually photorealistic. Nope, turns out they seem to think the splash vid
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How My Comprehension of Superintelligence Shaped My Feelings About Eating Meat(foodtechhacker.tumblr.com)
1 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|1 comments
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Equifax has a widely deployed root CA – was it breached too?
5 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|1 comments
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Low Profile MacBook Keyboards – More Usable?
1 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|1 comments
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Who's out there doing foodtech ventures?
2 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|0 comments
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
Many times, total throughput roses with the number of connections. I can see the argument why one might not want it - total time to getting an app to play with can be increased. What I really can't understand is why they pause all down
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
Apple does have roughly twice the revenue as Google, when it comes to all sales. But Google is a huge driver of ads in free apps. So Google has a pretty meaningful reason for making the store solid. When you search, you can't sort by r
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How can Google Play be so inept?
38 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|21 comments
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
The database that assumes people access google from multiple different time frames?
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
Look at the context. I think google is not trusting ntp or the client system time. Histogram: Android.StrictMode.CheckGooglePlayServicesTime recorded 15 samples, mean = 4.5 (flags = 0x1) 0 ... 2 ----------------------------------------
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What's up with Google's secret signed time “CheckGoogleSignedTime”
2 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|4 comments
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by curiouslyme 9y ago
Ah - I had not considered SendGrid. From an absolute security perspective, using some sort of hash or similar unique ID then referencing a database seems like the strongest solution. But you are right, at large scale encoding the data in th
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Why does Meetup use a massively long identifier in email verifications?
9 points by curiouslyme 9y ago|3 comments