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by dplgk 10y ago
I routinely get a ticket for one of these spots and get it dismissed every time. Just got another one last week. I parsed the open data and they make a few grand a year in that one spot. However the open data doesn't say if the ticket
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by dplgk 10y ago
Why can't Gmail on Android handle ICS files?
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by dplgk 11y ago
From the info section: Why do ships sometimes appear to move across land? In some cases this is because there are ships navigating via canals or rivers that aren’t visible on the map. Generally, though, this effect is an artefact of animati
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by dplgk 11y ago
Rich people do not need money. Give them more, they will invest it or hoard it. Give poor people money, they will spend it right away. Which helps an economy more?
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Seems like a gamble
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by dplgk 11y ago
Previous discussions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11170713 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11170806
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by dplgk 11y ago
> Computer systems are designed to be figured out from their manuals or API. Source?
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by dplgk 11y ago
I say... can you show me the light? I love django...it's no bullshit and no frills yet has everything I need. Node.... is hellish. Callbacks haunt me. New tools come out every day. The JS dev process is so over-engineered.
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by dplgk 11y ago
So when technology arises that can scan a person's brain for memories and thoughts, that will be evidence admissible in court?
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by dplgk 11y ago
The 5th amendment protects evidence inside the brain of the accused. As devices becomes more and more an extension of the brain, the more I think we'll need to adjust the rule of the 5th amendment to cover things outside of the brain.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Is this article written by confused AI that collected sentences from other articles?
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by dplgk 11y ago
OP will answer your question in 6 months
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by dplgk 11y ago
> What I really hate is that Googling for problems brings you to Apple Forum discussions from 2014, 2013 and sometimes even earlier. This is really the kick in the nuts while your down. You find those useless forums where the suggestion
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by dplgk 11y ago
100% Browser support. And if you consider the only people that click ads are probably running IE 4, then browser support is pretty important.
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by dplgk 11y ago
iTunes is a slow, bloated mess with UI that gets worse with every release. Classic dumbness: Adding 1 song or photo to a phone requires erasing the entire phone because it's synced from another computer? Or trying to sync a folder of p
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by dplgk 11y ago
Listening for video events (cross-browser) reliably. When is a video loading, buffering, paused, what time is it? etc
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by dplgk 11y ago
It's much easier to author and publish an animated ad using Flash than HTML/JS.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Has anyone here that is excited about HTML5 video (and Flash being dead) ever written an enterprise video player? It's a total nightmare in HTML5. You have little control over playback and insight into video events. Meeting business
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by dplgk 11y ago
and also iTunes on Mac. And WiFi on Mac. and XCode on Mac. and App Store on Mac.
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by dplgk 11y ago
There's just no way in hell Steve Jobs would be putting up with this and I wish he was alive to tear some people a new one. I didn't like Jobs but respect his ability to achieve things. Perhaps, the years of oversimplifying applic
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by dplgk 11y ago
Binary format makes me believe it's not human-readable. How doesn't this compare in size to gzipped JSON? JSON overhead is fairly small (some quotes, colons, brackets and keys) - it's no XML.
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by dplgk 11y ago
The current state of javascript is to employ 40 tools for build process and 2000 modules to build your product.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Their name seems so relevant now
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How's the performance?
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by dplgk 11y ago
/r/AskReddit
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Why is this site different from Flickr or 500px, etc?
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What's the differentiator here?
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by dplgk 11y ago
What if off peak trains were only five cars long but ran twice as much? And each train only had one driver.
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by dplgk 11y ago
He uses the patches. Not sure if it's any cheaper.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Article states that users generating content aren't interested in money. Wrong. Users have to sell through bandcamp because for some reason, SC hasn't provided a market place. Article states how artists like Skrillex made a name f

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