enumjorge

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by enumjorge 7y ago
I disagree that it was useless. The first iPhone had a small but very polished set of features.
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by enumjorge 7y ago
Where are you getting that someone is calling this a "new OS"? From the article: > The company stresses that this is not a new operating system but takes Windows 10 as you know it today and makes it more adaptable to other form
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by enumjorge 7y ago
The problem is that their indifference to how their data is used is starting to affect all of us. As evidenced by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, it’s not just advertisers tailoring ads to you. You now have shady organizations trying alter
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by enumjorge 7y ago
I’m a little confused by your first question. I’m going to guess you’re mostly used to interacting with Windows to browse the web, use Office, or other software specific to your business. In that case, yes, that same computer can be used to
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by enumjorge 7y ago
Not sure if you already accounted for this, but the monthly subscription only includes a subset of their catalog. For any game outside of that you’ll need to pay for the subscription plus purchase the game. So yes, if the game(s) you want t
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by enumjorge 7y ago
I think you mean Postbox? The only Postman app I see is the API development tool.
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by enumjorge 7y ago
I’m not terribly familiar with the history of RSS. In what way were you involved with its invention?
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by enumjorge 7y ago
Could you share some examples of apps that you’d install mainly for their push notifications?
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by enumjorge 7y ago
I understand your frustration, but I think this logic is easily exploited. Part of democracy is keeping our elected officials in check. If we mentally check out whenever they put on a circus show, we’re rewarding bad behavior.
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by enumjorge 7y ago
Possibly. But that doesn’t excuse his refusal to have the Senate vote on it.
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by enumjorge 7y ago
I do agree that paying too much attention to the crazy that’s going on is not constructive or healthy. But you can definitely overcorrect. If you completely disconnect you have no data with which to make your decisions come election time. A
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by enumjorge 8y ago
This is an interesting one because we’re also seeing an increase in propaganda and misinformation being propagated online by some pretty resourceful players. Doing absolutely no curation can also have some pretty significant consequences.
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by enumjorge 8y ago
Where are you getting that it’ll only require a negligible instance on existing infrastructure? Running a AAA game on 4K takes a pretty beefy machine. I doubt it’s a workload that you can throw on some small VM without making any changes to
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by enumjorge 8y ago
Agreed. This is just lazy content marketing.
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by enumjorge 8y ago
It does seem a little strange given that their book came out yesterday. Of course coincidences can always occur, but the OP’s profile is a bit odd. It’s a 9 day old account that has posted Ask HN questions every day, often multiple times a
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by enumjorge 9y ago
That's pretty high praise! Mind me asking what you like about Gusto vs other payroll offerings?
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by enumjorge 9y ago
The firecalc page has a link to US averages [0]. I haven’t used it myself, so I count vouch for its utility. [0] https://www.firecalc.com/real-cost-of-living.php
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by enumjorge 9y ago
I feel like I read a different article than you. You seem to be tying Meetup's woe's to an over emphasis on their part in creating a diverse workplace. The article doesn't present any evidence that the leadership's focus
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by enumjorge 9y ago
It's an op-ed
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by enumjorge 11y ago
I think you're only considering the theoretical/mathematical side of software development. Sure, you can argue (and I would agree) that math is isolated from culture, and as such, a programmer's race can have no impact on how