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greggman
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I'm guessing this is an unpopular idea but is it possible we just don't need as many journalists? I 100% Agree that journalism is important but before the internet, for the most post, every news paper needed people to cover every
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> validate your market how do you do this? Smartphones existed as PDAs for 10-20yrs before iPhone. If I had shown someone my Sony Clie and said "if I make this work with your finger instead of a stylus, simplify the UI, and charge y
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9y ago
I am not qualified to judge whether Fossil is better than git and I can completely acknowledge that git has a step learning curve (although I feel that a big chunk of that learning curve is unlearning previous VCS experience). But, now that
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I don't really get the argument for regulation. This is not nuclear material (something relatively easy to control). This is computers, something most 8yr olds in the western world at least have access to. If you regulate it in the USA
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I followed the instructions on the bottom "just save a copy of the image" by long pressing the image on my phone. Saved a copy. Nothing happened. guess it's desktop only
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9y ago
does anyone else refrain from posting because you know that each post you may take up your friends' time?
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9y ago
the only way security will ever be taken seriously us if there are fines for leaking data. $1000 per user per incident. Nothing will ever happen otherwise. There is zero incentive.
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This is no different than Google Docs and many other similar services. If you share a Google Doc with someone it will show up in their list of Docs. But it is just a reference to "their" doc. If they delete the doc there's no
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Do any of the music services not suck at suggestions and or auto playlists? I tried Spotify, Google Music, Amazon, Pandora and all of them drove me batty. The most common problem is just bad selection. For example I picked "Daily Lift&
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9y ago
it probably doesn't matter but I like that I can view many if not most shadertoys on my iPhone. unfortunately it doesn't look like Apple has any intention of shipping WebGL2 in Safari. There has been no significant work in WebKit
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just an anecdote but a Chinese person I met told me how crap Amazon is for buying clothing vs taobao. she said taobao has models for most clothing and showed us some examples. seems like there is plenty of room compete with Amazon and that&
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I doubt it's ever coming but to really separate layout from content requires the layout tree and the content to be separate trees. Right now there's effectively only 1 tree, the DOM and CSS for the most part is just meta data on t
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not in Japan. Japanese water heaters are on demand heaters. I love them becahse unlike US style tank based heaters Japanese on demand heaters never run out of hot water.
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the law banned it. note though all Christian religions claim to believe in a book, the Bible, that has people who practiced polygamy blessed by God. It's pretty hypocritical for any one who believes in the Bible to be against polygamy
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are all European cultures healthy? I got the impression Germany had a pretty unhealthy diet. Same with Turkey.
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old news I guess but I recently realized I could block elements with ublock origin so I blocked the "hot meta questions" and "hot questions from other stack exchange sites" elements from stack overflow because I'd s
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while not directly related to meltdown and Spectre it's not just the web. Almost all code really shoud be considered untrusted. Every game on steam. every app on the app store. many apps use ad or analytics libraries the app devs don&#
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Completely non sequitur but if you've never see it check out "Ikiru" by Akira Kurosawa. It's a movie about a government employee that's been doing nothing but serving the organization customers his whole life until
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Wow, never heard of this. My experience has been the exact opposite. Even though I've built tons of Ikea furniture I've always considered it disposable. Most of it is not made to last a single move. Some of them might survive if y
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what's special about 1950? why not 1920 or 1890 or 1130? just curious if there is something specific to 1950
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knowing how bad downtown LA is/was in terms of poverty and crime it's hard for me not to be happy at the gentrification and cleaning up of DTLA. It still has a ways to go but I'd love a safe and clean DTLA. I don't know
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I'd be curious too. Not NYC big there's was a medium sized retail space across from a Whole Foods in Noe Valley. It was vacant for 11 years. Maybe it's still vacant? The picture on Google Maps ©️ 2017 shows a still vacant spa
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> We know from research that exercise, getting into nature, spending time with people in person all lower stress levels and are good for you, could you provide some links? IIRC introverts do not always get lower stress levels from such a
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seeing short profiles if off putting as well.
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$400 for all card might be insane but I know many friends that spent thousands on magic the gathering cards under the same concept. I suppose those should have been regulated too but as other have pointed out baseball cards operate under si
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the problem is css is tied to and gets it's hierarchy from the html elements. In order to truly separate style and layout from content you need a separate hierarchy and that would be a huge change https://games.greggman.com
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you may have seen it but there is a really scary Ted talk suggesting that it's possible Facebook is using deep learning techniques to optimize for engagement and they have no idea why it picks what it picks but it's possible makin
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first off , if you turn off ads on disqus there are no 3rd party requests. maybe that will change with the new owners but it's disingenuous to claim disqus is doing something bad here when there's an option to turn it off. Otherwi
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I don't think its that simple and I'm curious what's really up. I was just in Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou for a week. I purchased a Hong Kong sim for my phone. Google and Facebook were not blocked when using tbat sim but they
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iOS (and android?) have the option to only share gps while the app is running. so for the taxi app example you're sharing no more info than you need to really. turn it on, call a cab, cab arrives, close app. The only info shared is you
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