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by dvcc 10y ago
Denial of service attacks against networks where devices need to be authorized to connect? A little bit of an overreaching headline.
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by dvcc 10y ago
I await the first few apps to put ads on the Touch Bar. It seems all but inevitable.
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by dvcc 10y ago
So it's like a reverse lottery? The more people that play the lower the payout?
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by dvcc 10y ago
I was aware of NTVS but not the other, thank you! Although it's still hard to keep getting a full team to keep installing plugins ;).
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by dvcc 10y ago
The four month cycle isn't bad unless you are doing anything with JavaScript. There it seems like the four-month cycle slowly begins to pile up, and it makes the already impossible task of keeping up with the js-world even harder. Thin
96.
by dvcc 10y ago
Visual Studio really needs to drop the large but seldom release schedule. There are so many pieces that just need minor improvements, that must await for these gigantic day-to-install releases before they see light. Saying that, I absolutel
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by dvcc 10y ago
A quick search shows that a meal at McDoanld's is 50% more in Denmark than in the US. I am not really sure on the accuracy of Numbeo, but the comparative price of a meal to wage is interesting. https://www.numbeo.com/co
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by dvcc 10y ago
I read through this and I still have no idea what they actually applied the idea of the blockchain to within healthcare. To an HIE? Does each patient receive their own "wallet" that is their patient record? This just seems to be a
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by dvcc 10y ago
For those wondering (like myself) what the breaking changes are for the v5.0 release, you can find the full list here: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/5.0/...
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by dvcc 10y ago
Five hours battery life is a killer. I can't even get through a flight without having to charge my headphones -- a no go for me.
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by dvcc 10y ago
"We soon realized that ants took unexpected short-cuts. To solve this we switched to a drone based delivery model, cutting out the middle-man. In our second-generation organic-learning model we also switched to bees. We call this algor
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by dvcc 10y ago
"We placed ants in a scale model of the entire city. Placed food at the delivery points and recorded their steps. In the end it's the first swarming, multi-node, organic-learning food delivery algorithm."
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by dvcc 10y ago
Oh god, as I read through it I kind of just started laughing to myself. They opened a chain restaurant -- surely VC-money worthy.
104.
by dvcc 10y ago
If that is true, I believe that falls under fraud when a company is publicly traded. No idea when privately owned!
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by dvcc 10y ago
I'm a little more disappointed that someone didn't provide him a bit more guidance on this. I, like many here, find the rejection crazy. But you can't go and blame a 14 year-old for it, it's the adults surrounding him. H
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by dvcc 10y ago
For anyone who has not had the chance to read it there is a good article from the New Yorker on airships: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/02/29/a-new-generatio... . It was a fun light read. Althoug
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by dvcc 10y ago
No I get that but I now have to look at it three times. Say I am using some feature, f, then I have to go check the case where the browser supports @supports but not @supports(f), supports @supports(f) and does not support @supports, since
108.
by dvcc 10y ago
/* NOT IE */ @supports (@supports) {} IE does not support it so it's kind of pointless, no? If I ever actually make the user of a feature query, I would need to create a backup plan for everything and then another b
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by dvcc 10y ago
Just think, there were even multiple versions of JSONx so someone somewhere had to be using it.
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by dvcc 10y ago
Wonderful idea, and we could even go so far as standardizing how we write it so that we don't need to worry about putting it into JSON and makes it more memorable for humans. Something like: Length Street City Country
111.
by dvcc 10y ago
If that was the case we might run into naming collisions if there are multiple cities with the same street names. It would be best if we namespace it to the city as well. So we would have something like { "street": "Church St
112.
by dvcc 10y ago
From my perspective, the DNC leaks really didn't show that the primaries were rigged. It basically just showed that workers within an organization are human and naturally form biases. These were not public communications from the DNC,
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by dvcc 10y ago
WikiLeaks is becoming a political mess with Assange leading the charge. The philosophy that all information should be public is just absurd. There is a reason that the whistle-blowers prior passed their information to reporters, it allowed
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by dvcc 10y ago
Looks cool but a minimum of 1 minute polling intervals? That's a pretty long time for what should be streaming data, no? If the data has no need to be real-time then why stream it? Might want to fix the Heartbeat icon link by the way,
115.
by dvcc 10y ago
Short for saying combine HR, accounting, etc. but it's still always annoying to read.
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by dvcc 10y ago
I really wish the WP7 idea was fully executed, it seemed like they abandoned the Metro idea midway. I feel like Metro (errr... ModernUI?) was a design language that needed and still needs and all or nothing commitment otherwise it ends up l
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by dvcc 10y ago
It also looked like more an insurance nightmare than Uber but it appears that they are partnered with Allianz so I assume they have that figured out.
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by dvcc 10y ago
Interesting is it more of a regional thing then? I've lived in the NE suburbs my whole life and really never ran into that many installations.
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by dvcc 10y ago
A question more out of unfamiliarity more than anything, but is the market for at-home security cameras really that large? Then to overlap that with the market that can afford to pay the $10+/month to support it, I would guess you run
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by dvcc 10y ago
Nylas is pretty bug-ridden at this point, and they have committed to a pretty crazy pricing model ($7 per month). It's hard to get behind it.

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