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by div 13y ago
Because then the standards would no longer be open.
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by div 13y ago
I have a similar system, but yours does take things a step further. I'll definitely feel like wasting an hour sometime revising my own setup :) That said, I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head. If the automatic filtering is done
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by div 13y ago
Apparently, deep integration with Flickr is slated for iOS 7: http://9to5mac.com/2013/05/21/flickr-vimeo-integration-likel... I'm curious to see to which extent it will be.
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by div 13y ago
Hmm. This comment shows up fine indeed. HN works in mysterious ways sometimes.
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by div 13y ago
Potatolicious, you seem to be hell-banned even though you made the most valuable comment: "There really is no excuse for not internationalizing your codebase from day one. Even if you intend to be English-only at the beginning, wrapping you
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Heroku Waza 2013 HD videos(vimeo.com)
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by div 13y ago
If you search at country level, most are Java bastions. UK and France excepted.
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by div 13y ago
The shape resembles current app icons. Might refer to a flat iOS 7 design.
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by div 13y ago
I use names from Alice in Wonderland. whitequeen is my macbook, while my gaming rig is bandersnatch. The wifi id is throughthelookingglass, while the Timecapsule is called thecheshirecat, my iPhone is the dormouse. I've some unnamed devices
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by div 13y ago
Oh nice, looks like it will be able to run Calabash features. I was _just_ playing around with those today, how serendipitous.
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by div 13y ago
Not weird at all. For starters, this gives you the tools to think about what could be wrong, when stuff goes wrong. Or at least a vague idea of where to start looking. The more of these 'entry points' you get the easier it gets for others,
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by div 14y ago
A good source of information for this is fitness.reddit.com Be sure to read the FAQ there. The TL;DR version is to pick up one of the two programs mentioned above (5x5 or starting strength).
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by div 14y ago
I'm not a patent lawyer, but I fail to see why this would be the case. If the old version was held by someone else, would it then also be open for the public ? As far as I can tell, patents pretty much stand on their own.
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by div 14y ago
Working from a Coworking space instead of from your company's office for me is still "working from home". The essential part is basically that you work from wherever you find yourself most productive. Personally, as long as I can avoid comm
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by div 14y ago
The article mentions people living on less than 65 cents a day. When given money, the stats seem to indicate that these people invest that money in both short term (food !) commodities and long term (land, livestock, housing) assets. Basica
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by div 14y ago
Chiming in to plug SizeUp for this, wouldn't be able to live without it: http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/
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by div 14y ago
Maybe people are gauging how much influence they'd have on the end product and it's not as important what you reply, as long as you demonstrate a willingness to listen to feedback, and extract the useful bits.
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by div 14y ago
That says nothing about wether Sam ever got paid $1000 per hour or not. Judging by a post on his blog* I doubt that his was very lucrative for him. * http://soff.es/changes
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by div 14y ago
Read the source code of stuff you are already using. Dig into that networking library, or explore that templating plugin. This not only lets you read more code, but also lets you pick up knowledge in areas that are often taken for granted (
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by div 14y ago
This is a great point that people rarely make in these discussions. If you want to do value based pricing, you need to have a sales pitch that differentiates you from the market, or risk pricing yourself out of said market. Making a lot of
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by div 14y ago
I ordered mine with an SD card, a clear plastic case, micro-usb and hdmi cables and a usb power adapter.
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by div 14y ago
Facebook's North-American ARPU for the 2nd quarter was $3.20 ( http://seekingalpha.com/article/756141-facebook-why-shares-a... ). My main point was that a 5$ ONE TIME charge is way too low. Typically ARPU is calculated over a certain period
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by div 14y ago
A 5$ one-time fee is way too low. Advertisers will probably outspend anything that isn't a proper monthly subscription.
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by div 14y ago
Depending on how you define AI, anything between nothing and everything.
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by div 14y ago
I worked in an open floor plan office for 8 years. The second best results invariably came from projects in which my 3-4 man team claimed a meeting room and closed the door. The best results came from working from home, where I have a priva
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by div 14y ago
Content sites like Hulu, Netflix, Youtube seem to have no problem restricting access based on ip. This isn't 100%, but it would effectively block everyone in my family except me.
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by div 14y ago
Would you mind elaborating on how his grasp on what they're doing is plain wrong ? Specifically, how is his example of a celebrity's silly picture being used by Instagram to advertise a silly product plain wrong ? I also fail to see how he
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by div 14y ago
I've used both Backbone and AngularJS, and found the AngularJS learning curve to be steeper than the Backbone one, and there's more 'jargon' to grok before you start understanding things. How steep you find a learning curve is likely to be
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by div 14y ago
It does. Starting from iOS 6, UILabels can display attributed strings out of the box. If you need to support iOS < 6, the best approach is to use TTTAttributedLabel or NIAttributedLabel.
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by div 14y ago
I don't really see how your comment is relevant. The important turn of events here is how a piece of opensource software can apparently be retroactively removed from the internet. It doesn't matter if that piece of software was the best or

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