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by gldalmaso 8y ago
First you condition the phone, then the phone conditions you. The more predictable you become the better the phone works. Future kids will be totally ok with technology dictating their behavior. "What do you mean I can travel on a week
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
You are not alone. I keep thinking of that famous quote about debugging but in the context of AI: "Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by
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Israel offended Japan's prime minister by serving him dessert in a shoe(businessinsider.com)
5 points by gldalmaso 8y ago|1 comments
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Version 6 of Angular Now Available(blog.angular.io)
169 points by gldalmaso 8y ago|82 comments
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Introducing Dojo 2.0(dojo.io)
1 points by gldalmaso 8y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I see the resemblance but I think it's somewhat different in this case. Something like Docker brought to light tech that many developers weren't familiar with but that existed before. But it actually accomplished concrete things i
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I work on a product that does produce traceability. People put wrong input on forms every day, print labels and stick them into crates. They then ask us to make their code show correctly when searched. Having the wrong product appear on sea
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I was at a similar conference last week and the same thing happened and the same IBM case that tracked produce supply chain was presented. The same "wow" moment was shared when they said they can now track the origin of a product
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
In order to find that interesting content, you need to learn about it. I can imagine many new users coming to reddit, seeing just the front page and drawing their conclusions, turning around and not look back. Should they be criticized by t
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Or the government can leave it behind their remote servers along with their cyber weapons for anyone to wander by.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Some stuff is out of date on best practices, but usually a lot is still supported, which is another reason Spring is popular, you can mostly follow the releases without much rework on code if at all.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
IMO Springs killer feature is the AOP transaction manager. It lets the dev team forget about it completely and only focus on transaction details for corner cases when the default rollback on exceptions mechanism is not desired.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
At least in Brazil I think there is serious competition in the form of WhatsApp. It allows plenty of the things that FB initially brought to the table in the form of family, friend and work groups where people actually share their personal
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Not a truly autonomous vehicle example but this is a case where most likely the car reacted before the driver was even aware of a problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APnN2mClkmk I agree with the sentiment though. This
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
One thing I realized after starting Pilates was that before I didn't have good posture not because I didn't remember to sit correctly but rather I didn't have the muscular strength to keep my body on that position. With a wea
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Nanobots kill off cancerous tumours as fiction becomes reality(ft.com)
1 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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What’s New in Grafana v5.0(docs.grafana.org)
1 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I think quite a lot of Electron app users see value in being able to use the desktop app on their work pc and switch to a web version in their travel laptop. Also there is a lot of value in being able to just register on the web and start u
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I don't think it is a matter of being easier for developers. The common case simply is that something starts as a web app to get to a wider range of users, then they leverage Electron for more specialized features and/or convenien
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
If you consider that the browser is where most Electron app users actually begin using the app, you can only expect Electron to be replaced by some native app that runs the same code as the browser. This is the killer feature of Electron. H
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I feel like most companies at some point do that. Then they enter into optimization mode, and each level of management needs to show better numbers on their reports, so they have two routes, suck value out of the product or suck value out o
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
My wife made a partial tooth implant a year or so ago, the implanted tooth was 3D printed.
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Study proves ‘muscle memory’ exists at a DNA level(keele.ac.uk)
1 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I much rather see ads on Amazon.com than anywhere else. I'm there in the market, I'm walking into the store and see ads for products, that's expected. I go in with a consumer mindset. Everywhere else is the problem, I don&#x2
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Assange could walk free today after more than five years in Ecuadorian embassy(independent.co.uk)
4 points by gldalmaso 9y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Not all web developers build complex web apps out of sport, it is demanded of us to deliver that. JS as a runtime language had poor first time support to help us manage that complexity. We are lucky that some well meaning folks decided to o
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Their docker image also goes up blazing fast compared to gitlab. Also, they have repo mirroring which as I understand is not available on gitlabs CE edition.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
I see this argument a lot and considered it the case to, but I have to wonder if that really is the case. Wouldn't google be empowering people to really mess up their training data? If I'm trying to automate a system to fool their
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
Places with user generated content used to be where a lot of people would go to get bullshit free opinions and reviews also. Then the marketing departments caught on to that and proceeded to poison that well.
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by gldalmaso 9y ago
If they get hit hard financially from legalized marijuana shops, won't they just come in and extort them for protection money? Or just flat out destroying them or threatening the owners. These guys are not really into fair competition.

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