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by fiiv 8y ago
It does not seem to be easy to obtain a copy, legally or not. Looks fascinating.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I stopped doing PHP years ago (php 5, if I remember correctly). At the time, here was my beefs with it. I don't know if they're still true since I moved on to greener pastures (and have had no trouble finding work, by the way, so
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by fiiv 8y ago
While the messages themselves are definitely E2E encrypted using Whisper Systems' specs (which is nice), the problem is that once the app decrypts them, I have no way of verifying that Facebook does not steal my message for profile bui
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by fiiv 8y ago
Sorry, some of the nuance is lost in google translation. It seems that the hackathon drastically reduced the amount of seats a few days before, is that the issue here?
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by fiiv 9y ago
What exactly about my statement was a non-existent argument? The title is "Is curing patients a sustainable business model?" A non-sustainable business model cannot sustain a business by definition, therefore there is no money in
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by fiiv 9y ago
I think perhaps this article's headline is a bit click-baity and it riles up people. Understandable. I also felt this way. But then I read further. The report cited in the article suggests that companies should focus on treatments for
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by fiiv 9y ago
Just out of curiosity, why did you post this now? It's a pretty stable situation at the moment, and the worst was probably at the time of the various FLQ crises. Today, the party Bloc Quebecois represents a traditionally pro-sovereignt
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by fiiv 9y ago
If your manager asks for feedback, you should definitely give it. If you feel like your manager can grow as a result of your statement + will listen to what you have to say, give your feedback. If your manager asks you why you are leaving,
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by fiiv 9y ago
Not to beat a dead horse here (ok, fine I will) but this is some basic stuff. If they don't even have this covered, the more advanced solutions are likely way beyond them. Considering that there was a hack at Sony for example that expo
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by fiiv 9y ago
I'm no expert in this, but this would definitely not be the first to claim to have solved this manuscript. In fact, less than a year ago, another person claimed that it was written in Latin shorthand and was a women's health book.
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by fiiv 9y ago
That point I wholeheartedly agree with you on. I guess it's feature envy ;)
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by fiiv 9y ago
Frontend applications get more elaborate and smart every day. Part of it is that expectations are higher and higher as well. It is expected for a lot of products that when they launch, they handle complex application state, keep data on ref
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by fiiv 9y ago
Interesting. By that do you mean that you chose to release your personal projects under Google or that your personal projects were useful to Google and hence you got their official blessing on them?
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by fiiv 9y ago
The animation is done via a HTML5 canvas element. They load in the D3.js library on the page, and the source for the actual animation also: https://students.brown.edu/seeing-theory/js/balls.js From the attribution
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by fiiv 9y ago
> The last thing a woman wants to be worrying about while in the heat of the moment is whether her arousal is an expression of her own distinct eroticism or a symptom of patriarchal oppression. That statement is literally the definition
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by fiiv 9y ago
While everyone else argues about wether LN is evil or great, I'll just comment on your product. It's a nice tool, akin to the block explorers out there. One minor thing I noticed, where you define the node colour in the sidebar, s
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by fiiv 9y ago
I've used RN for a few projects now. I can recommend it to the extent that the community is active and there's a module for just about everything. I also am familiar with React so this was a big plus. In terms of native vs. RN, it
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by fiiv 9y ago
Nothing wrong with that approach as long as the user can opt out or not display the news on start if they are not interested. If email is important to you though, maybe consider some kind of other incentive to re-sub to the email list (or s
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by fiiv 9y ago
Paper ballots can be manipulated physically, the questions can be put in confusing ways, irregularities can exist in the counting process, and they can be physically lost. Yes, there can be observers that seal boxes, watch over the whole pr
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by fiiv 9y ago
So basically the study has eliminated discrimination in its assessment of Uber's payouts to drivers. If people work less hours and drive slower therefore decreasing their average trips per day, then they would of course generate less p
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by fiiv 9y ago
So you would do sentiment analysis on a person's tweets (and whatever else) and give them their opinion on certain topics? Sounds cool, but more like one of those "who are your 5 best friends" kind of apps than perhaps a pers
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by fiiv 9y ago
It was not millions. Reporter did not check the smart contract. The scammer only made a few thousand.
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by fiiv 9y ago
> Google with Android Case in point: Sony. The amount of CRAP that comes with the Xperia is insane. There was an uninstallable "What's New" app that would notify incessantly when it wanted to push some new app that Sony pr
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by fiiv 9y ago
Ya but with BCH, being a hard fork where the asset was created from everything to a certain block of the BTC chain, it effectively created new coin balances out of nothing. Now imagine when people start trying to cash those out to fiat. In
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by fiiv 9y ago
I am not sure if they are solvent or not, but I genuinely believe that they bit off more than they could chew with Bitcoin Cash. The volume of transactions surprised them, I think, and they've been struggling to keep up ever since. Add
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by fiiv 9y ago
The link is dead
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by fiiv 9y ago
Happy to help if it does, good luck!
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by fiiv 9y ago
I can only speak from personal experience on this. I find 3 things important: celebrating successes, shore up your mental model of failure, and to try to build mental positive momentum. I will explain. With regards to positive momentum, it
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by fiiv 9y ago
Kind of reminds me of the cable channel bundles people had to choose back in the day. You'd get a couple you like but pay for a lot of utter shit to get it.
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by fiiv 9y ago
> Google had an opportunity to do just that but instead chose to shut down the conversation You are referring to him getting fired, correct? I never really followed this whole thing but I do recall Google ended up firing him in the end.

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