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   by hrayr 13y ago

   Hm, 1.4 not being supported soon is actually a compelling reason to upgrade. Thanks for the heads up.
2. 152.▲
   by hrayr 13y ago

   So, I'm still at 1.4.10 for my startup that's still in private beta. I'm feeling left behind very rapidly. Is the effort to update from 1.4.x to 1.7.x worth it before going public? Also, as a general policy, is it best to alw
3. 153.▲
   by hrayr 13y ago

   "do Teslas apply OTA updates while the car is underway" Even your cellphone doesn't update when it's 'under way', what makes you wonder a moving automobile will? If you hazard a guess as to how OTA's are a
4. 154.▲
   by hrayr 13y ago

   How well will it compress if every pixel in the image is used only once and is different?
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   by hrayr 13y ago

   Privacy is a social construct and so it must be dealt in a social way (regulations, etiquettes, norms, etc..) Stopping, hindering, slowing down, or complaining about technological growth for fear of privacy violations, is the same logic us
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   by hrayr 13y ago

   "Also, it's not a "slight chance". All these major innovations HAVE been used for evil, from mobile phones to wide-area networking to the web. It's not just fearmongering." This is precisely my point, these tec
7. 157.▲
   by hrayr 13y ago

   What's the solution? Stop innovating because there's a slight chance of said innovation being used for evil? I'm all for being wary of what's going on, so that you don't get caught with your pants down, but what&#x2
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   by hrayr 13y ago

   I believe the majority of WhatsApp users are non US, Facebook may be trying to expand further into that market. It's also possible Facebook saw WhatsApp's growth as a major threat if another major player were to acquire them first
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   by hrayr 13y ago

   This is exactly how I'm planning to architect my front-end code. Is Angular ideal for such environments or are there better suited frameworks.
10. 160.▲
    by hrayr 13y ago

    I've come across this site several times and promptly forgot where to find it.. perhaps a browser extension will make your user base more sticky instead of transient (I have no idea what i just said but it works).
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Hey guys, any advice or feedback will be much appreciated. I've been building this on and off for the past year with my brother: I'm the engineer, he's the industry expert. This is our first serious attempt at a startup, so a
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    Show HN: FocalPool - Buy, Sell, Request Images & Videos(focalpool.com)

    1 points by hrayr 13y ago|1 comments
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    While this is not necessarily a box service, it will sync across many devices in a very secure way: http://labs.bittorrent.com/experiments/sync-hero99371.html
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    Pypi.python.org major outage(status.python.org)

    5 points by hrayr 13y ago|0 comments
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    Filepicker.io rebranded as Ink - Work Together(blog.inkmobility.com)

    1 points by hrayr 13y ago|0 comments
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Hey thanks. I've tried several times to have set hours for the different tasks, but it doesn't last long, everything becomes a blur again in a few days. That's when the stress level spikes.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    You're absolutely right. When it comes to my daughter (and wife), everything else takes the back seat. My work, startup and university have all suffered because of it, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    I'm wrapping up the degree in a few days, so that's one less item on my plate. Funny one of the things you suggested I can get rid of, is my child, surely you're joking Mr. krickman!
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Sooner rather than later please. Thanks!
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    I wish there was a guide for dads (or moms) for balancing a one year old running around the house, running a software consultancy, an early stage startup and an MS degree on the side, all from home.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    I think he may have been joking about the fact that Office is bloatware, and somewhere in that bloat, may hide a half assed diff tool.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    You experienced segmented sleep [1]. Some argue that this is the natural way of sleeping, if you remove artificial lights and modern schedules. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmented_sleep
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Hardware cost has nothing to do with the price at this point. It's expensive because it's simply NOT mass produced for a massive audience. This is a prototype and they don't want anyone's grandma to get their hands on it just yet.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Can someone please explain to me the advantages of using MacVim over Vim through terminal?
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Also probably because Google and Wikipedia's design wen't largely unchanged in the past 13 years.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    It finds hotel reservations and flight itineraries in your email, and shows cards based off of those as well.
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Have patience, the cards will appear when they're most useful. Also, the calendar cards don't appear when you make the appointment, it shows up to remind you and possibly give you an estimated time from where you are to the location of the
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    Reminds me of the recent move of Endeavour through the streets of LA. It was truly a magical sight to behold. http://framework.latimes.com/2012/10/15/time-lapse-video-spa...
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    by hrayr 13y ago

    The stock camera app in Jelly Bean also has a particularly good implementation of a radial menu.
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    Python for System Administrators(python-for-system-administrators.readthedocs.org)

    1 points by hrayr 14y ago|0 comments