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11y ago
On a related note, I have not seen anyone talk about compensating the AI. Presuming it learns the idea of survival, couldn't it also learn the idea of being compensated for its work? It could tell we are benefitting from it's work
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11y ago
iOS UI test automation using python, node and objective-c
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11y ago
Cool. Is it possible to load historical stats?
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11y ago
Soon? Was this written 3 years ago?
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11y ago
Biba UberConference
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11y ago
I totally forgot I learned about buche de noel in French class about 20 years ago. Thanks for the flashback.
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There's a lot of wishful thinking via anecdotes here. Is there any real research to look at?
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I feel like it got much worse when iOS 7 launched.
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Ford? Brand appeal is quite low.
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11y ago
Fragmentation is also increased with apple's recent obsession with breaking iOS and/or changing how fundamental APIs work.
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The barrier to entry to almost nothing so the "industry" is extremely saturated and full of "work from home" and "passive income" pipe dreams. It's still a ton of work and research to start making any sort
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11y ago
Do you hit up recruiters or stakeholders at companies?
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But the user will probably open a new thread asking the same question, fragmenting the answers (between new and old thread) and still create content that needs to be moderated.
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First sentence reads like a huge shill. No thanks > The self-driving car, that cutting-edge creation that’s supposed to lead to a world without accidents, is achieving the exact opposite right now: The vehicles have racked up a crash rat
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Go on ...
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Exactly, usually only a flash dev would install the debug version. But maybe he still needs it for development.
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Yes, I'm glad we can openly call Mexicans rapists - thanks, Trump, for breaking this taboo.
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11y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Why%20Poor.%20People%20make%20...
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11y ago
No comments? Was hoping for some discussion since xcode sucks more with every release.
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So they don't have to list the flavor packets as ingredients. But why are they allowed to advertise "100% pure premium Florida orange juice"?
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An obnoxious name but nice work securing the domain.
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It's not hard to download some software while sitting in your house. Much easier than buying an illegal gun.
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The terrorists will use encrypted, unbreakable methods no matter that Google or Apple use is their OS. That's really the only point that matters.
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Working remotely is excellent. 1.5 hours less commuting - that's more time to get work done or go to the gym or read the news. No one can come to my desk to socialize or ask a quick question to fuck up my flow. No one requiring me to a
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How do you handle license verification/enforcement for self-hosted instances?
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11y ago
Got an invite for notion?
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Doesn't this article leave out one of the points that employees often had to wait 10 or 15 minutes for someone to check their bag? Time they weren't paid for? Maybe that was exaggerated or I'm thinking of something else. It h
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I wonder how many usernames are filling up the landfills?
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That doesn't load either.
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11y ago
I've never used Popcorn Time. Is it normal that I can't connect to https://popcorntime.io/ ?
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