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by dwg 12y ago
Kickstarter is considerably different: 1. Donors are able to choose which projects to contribute to. 2. There is often a direct benefit associated with the contribution, such as a discount, advanced release, or special version of the produc
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by dwg 12y ago
True, but I think you should consider another perspective. For most, the problem is getting started and forming a habit. By the time 7 minutes a day gives you diminishing returns, you've probably got a good routine going. Once you have
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by dwg 12y ago
Missing tax revenue is one thing, but it's also worth checking out the summary of safety laws and complaints in the appendix. Much public discussion focuses on legality from a tax perspective, but there are legitimate concerns related
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by dwg 12y ago
I'm surprised to see so many people saying they have the same "problem". You don't have to use the extra space. You had less space before and the problem didn't exist, and now suddenly it does?? It makes no sense. 1
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by dwg 12y ago
Agree, but there's a difference between renting out an investment property full-time, renting out a spare room, and renting your place while away vacation. The later two are what I define as "sharing economy", while the form
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by dwg 12y ago
I guess I have a different view of "sharing economy". There are many other businesses which facilitate the connection of contractor to customer, but we don't call them part of the sharing economy. This is true even when they
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by dwg 12y ago
The subject of this article frames the argument incorrectly. Some drivers on Uber may have full-time jobs and are just driving for Uber to get a little extra in their spare time. Those people who treat Uber itself as a job, however, have li
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by dwg 12y ago
I agree. If you're doing Uber full-time it's not sharing at all. It's just business.
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by dwg 12y ago
Didn't catch that stabilization is only available on plus. That's a bummer! Anyway, they may have decided to make it protrude on the 6 in order to match the 6 plus, which has the constraint. Just guessing..
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by dwg 12y ago
That definitely makes sense then, if sapphire is more scratch resistant
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by dwg 12y ago
If that is true, why does it make sense on the watch even?
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by dwg 12y ago
Could be that they made the hardware more efficient at consuming less energy during talk time, time but those same efficiency gains don't apply to energy usage during stand-by. This can often be the case when extra chip capabilities ar
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by dwg 12y ago
Skeptical about software fixes for camera problems. If the hardware itself isn't very good, then software will only be able to do so much...
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by dwg 12y ago
I wonder if this has anything to do with the gyroscope for image stabilization.
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by dwg 12y ago
I was searching for an app exactly like this a few weeks ago. Super glad someone else built it so I don't have to. I think the biggest values I hope to get out of this are: (a) coordination of getting the activity together so that I do
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Component.io down(component.io)
1 points by dwg 12y ago|1 comments
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by dwg 12y ago
Congratulations on getting your app out! I'm working on similar app, tracking and building/breaking good/bad habits. It's very close to an alpha release. Please get in touch if you'd like to compare notes (contact i
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by dwg 12y ago
Agree with 300. First impressions count. I could barely see the link for past issues and the homepage doesn't get me excited. If you want it to take off, I'd do a little more leg work first.
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by dwg 12y ago
Neat idea for very small, quick and dirty sites. Pros: * No build process (yet), source == build & no need for dev server * Easy to integrate client specific code (e.g. browser compatibility) Cons: * How to transpile to CSS/JS? * A
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by dwg 12y ago
While you can deploy it with a simple web server, it may not always be the best scaling solution. Consider a website built with true "built" static sites, which do not load any javascript. They make only one request to the web ser
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by dwg 13y ago
If you're only in it for the storage, I don't find it to be important whether or not Google Drive will eventually be shuttered—there is a very little barrier to switch to another provider if the need arises. Google has a good trac
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by dwg 13y ago
Cool. The converse of this is that perhaps I spend a lot of time on a site because it's difficult to use (and there isn't a better alternative for me). How about I instead give you access to my camera so you can measure my mood (t
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by dwg 13y ago
1. PRISM? 2. Often best sites are the ones I spend the least amount of time on—because I got an answer quickly. Would hate to not be able to find those site. Seems link the traditional form of ranking should still be an important part of yo
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by dwg 14y ago
another take on it from SimplyHired: http://www.simplyhired.com/a/trends/aoccupation?ocp=Computer...
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Improving the Windows Shell experience with Console(drewgoodwin.com)
1 points by dwg 14y ago|0 comments
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by dwg 14y ago
Cool.. now if they would just update their product page to match :)
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by dwg 14y ago
Agreed. It's good to be aware of it as a developer. In our case it was lucky that we happened to view a page with a vulnerability, and there happened to be data that would be interpreted as an HTML tag. However, I believe in probability. No
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by dwg 14y ago
You're correct that the script tag will not show. However, we train our testers to use special characters, including < and >, in their test data. It happens that the environment in which we spotted the vulnerability was our QA envir
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A business around summarizing research?(reddit.com)
1 points by dwg 14y ago|0 comments
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Firefox 3D view helped us spot XSS vulnerability(gist.github.com)
2 points by dwg 14y ago|0 comments

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