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by dminor 12y ago
So if Aereo were just in the antenna rental business, and some other entity were in the cloud DVR business, and consumers paired them together it would be just fine? Edit: having read the decision, it seems there were companies that provide
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by dminor 12y ago
If your PR firm can get a story about your company on a NY Times blog, I don't think you worry about how a few tech pedants might interpret some innocuous quote.
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by dminor 12y ago
Under their search tools menu they have a "verbatim" option. There's probably a bookmarklet out there somewhere to make it a one click option.
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by dminor 12y ago
> After a little practice, it can even get easy. Just googling for "vertical align text css" should be enough to tell you that different layout is needed. Why shouldn't there be a layout model that makes it easy to do the
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by dminor 12y ago
For a non-FP quicksort in Clojure, see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12176832/quicksort-in-clo...
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by dminor 12y ago
Sure, but they're not called static blog generators, they're static site generators. They are specifically for people who want static sites, not specifically people who want frictionless blogging.
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by dminor 12y ago
This is what's so frustrating about Google. I don't want to spend time poking your black box to try to divine why my company's site has dropped in rankings. Especially when that means major architectural changes with no guara
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by dminor 12y ago
The same might be said for the static site generators themselves :)
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by dminor 12y ago
I think it probably has more to do with static typing than anything.
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by dminor 12y ago
When fighting ecommerce fraud, you have to be careful that the cure isn't worse than the disease. You could absolutely institute procedures that would cut fraud down to nothing, but your conversion rate and fraud prevention costs may s
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by dminor 12y ago
All of the build tools have their own little DSL and none are going to help you become a better java programmer. Just pick what works best for you.
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by dminor 12y ago
Maven is simple as long as your build is simple. As soon as you need to do something custom, it's a pain. Gradle is less painful.
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by dminor 12y ago
They tried maven first, then gradle. Their build is pretty customized, so gradle makes a bit more sense.
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by dminor 12y ago
Yeah, we just completed a switch to MailChimp after years of sending out our email ourselves. It's just too much hassle now for a smaller organization.
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A Contractor's Guide to Recruitment Agencies(mikehadlow.blogspot.co.uk)
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by dminor 13y ago
I ate there a couple times, and had excellent service both times.
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by dminor 13y ago
One of the really nice things about PredictionIO is that it comes with a dozen different recommendation algorithms out of the box, and lets you simulate their results with your data. This makes it much easier to decide which is the right on
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by dminor 13y ago
You were basically providing a cash advance, which is against the credit card companies' TOS, so chalk it up as a lesson learned and move on. I can pretty much guarantee that no one in law enforcement will do anything about your situat
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by dminor 13y ago
Setting this flag on a cookie means it can't be accessed from JavaScript, so a malicious script won't be able to determine your session (for instance).
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by dminor 13y ago
If you're writing mediocre code and are happy with it, the problem might not lie with the language.
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by dminor 13y ago
> This smells scammy... real badly. It's his site - here he is on CNN talking about it: http://money.cnn.com/2014/02/20/technology/innovation/bitcoi...
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by dminor 13y ago
Games are a bit of a special case though, since they're mostly non-platform specific logic sitting on top of OpenGL. LibGDX is awesome.
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by dminor 13y ago
> I resolve to recognize that a complaint reveals more about the complainer than the complained-about That's pretty patronizing. It seems obvious that the programmer meant "I can't imagine programming in a language without
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by dminor 13y ago
> Now when I want to know what my friends are up to, I go check out their pages, essentially going from a push feed to a pull. I think you just invented MySpace.
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by dminor 13y ago
> I can't intuit a significant bias, so I may well be wrong here Assume you have a deck of 3 cards. If you switch any 2 cards 3 times, you end up with 27 possibilities. But there are 3! (= 6) permutations. Obviously 27 isn't ev
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by dminor 13y ago
> Who knows, but last time around they clearly got enough to buy another judge. Same judge. Still have to convince a jury though.
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by dminor 13y ago
> At the top of the list is a need for some form of behavior detection that monitors a user's chain of events before they land on an exploit . "For example, is a user requesting a Web page that included obfuscated JavaScript,
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by dminor 13y ago
He's talking about a different extension.
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by dminor 13y ago
Chris mentioned this at the end of a previous post: http://www.chris-granger.com/2013/01/24/the-ide-as-data/ ClojureScript on node-webkit is looking like a very interesting platform for desktop apps, esp
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by dminor 13y ago
"Please lead with the location of the position..."

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