iLoch

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by iLoch 10y ago
But that's because they can already track your identity by correlating purchases and wifi accesses.
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by iLoch 10y ago
You may be interested in this: https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html
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by iLoch 10y ago
Here's a concept: things that don't need to be charged. If Apple removes the headphone jacks from their computers I won't be buying their computers anymore.
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by iLoch 10y ago
The async/await example is much cleaner. I also think it's a great pattern for async code. It allows you to get away from callbacks altogether, and replaces those annoying conventions with "synchronous-like" code, whic
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by iLoch 10y ago
A different approach, if you wanted to do something more accurate (this is also a reasonable choice in my opinion, given that you have a fixed number of sites you're looking at) would be to use a headless browser like PhantomJS and tra
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by iLoch 10y ago
I'll give the benefit of the doubt to the interviewer and assume it's supposed to be interpreted as the presumed perspective of the average programmer.
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by iLoch 10y ago
From one millennial to another: you're in the minority. This type of shit works on our peers. (Well maybe not our peers, but you know what I'm saying.) Most people our age get their news from Facebook and BuzzFeed.
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by iLoch 10y ago
That's awful. I'm a Charge HR owner and I was considering the Nike Apple Watch (it looks so cool!) but if what you say about the battery life is true than the Apple Watch is completely off the table.
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by iLoch 10y ago
Don't count on it. Most people aren't interested in AR. And even when you mention it most people will tell you they'd "rather just use it like normal" (ie. no AR) If you're talking about groundbreaking mixed re
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by iLoch 10y ago
Not sure I'd put the two apps in the same category other than the fact that they're both political. I haven't played them, but one is appears to be raising awareness about very controversial (and possibly corrupt) behaviour,
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by iLoch 10y ago
I'm done with doctors. Stress? Give me a break.
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by iLoch 10y ago
Since no one has provided you with a link, here's one such approach: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-jailbreak-ios-9.3.3-using-s... I think one of the first sites to do it was this one: https://jailbreakme.
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by iLoch 10y ago
And super slow and lacking basic GUI functionality like multiple file selection and individual line staging.
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by iLoch 10y ago
There sure is! Check out Orleans by Microsoft Research. It's built for .NET, and is being used in production by large companies. We're currently evaluating it for our own infrastructure. It looks very promising.
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by iLoch 10y ago
FYI, their about section also spells out their algorithm: http://smmry.com/about
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by iLoch 10y ago
Oh boy, please don't ever build an API like this.
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by iLoch 10y ago
Unity on WebASM looks really solid though. I'm expecting that's what they're going to be focusing on in the coming years.
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by iLoch 10y ago
Sometimes I'll ask a question and forget I asked it, or someone will ask me a question. I'd like to know about those cases more reliably. But if it contributes to any degradation of HN's high quality comments then I'd pr
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by iLoch 10y ago
Oh yeah absolutely - not trying to take anything away from developers particularly. Different skill sets, but practically the same outcome most of the time. That's a great example of why knowing how to create a BST from scratch isn&#x2
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by iLoch 10y ago
This is why SV needs to stop abusing the term "engineer" - because this is indeed work that can be done on the front end, but under no circumstances should you expect front end developers to know how to do this. If you have a
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by iLoch 10y ago
It's not $5k vs. $2k + ops time. It's $5k + ops time vs. $2k + ops time. The notion that you don't have to do any maintenance work on a cloud setup is silly, and so too is the notion that a dedicated setup requires full time
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by iLoch 10y ago
There's very little management to be done. We're on Windows which is pretty hands off. But to answer your question, we don't have (or need) anyone dedicated to it.
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by iLoch 10y ago
.NET (99.99%) and some Go.
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by iLoch 10y ago
Wow $5000/mo for 2000rps, just for the application servers? That's absurd. I think we're paying around $2000/mo for our app servers, a database which is over 2TB in size, and we ingest about 10 megabytes of text data per
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by iLoch 10y ago
In order for TypeScript to understand the types it is interfacing with (especially in the case of libraries) there has to be a type definition created for each library. Dismissing my complaint because "TypeScript is a superset of JavaS
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by iLoch 10y ago
We use C#, and are hoping to move to .NET Core with future projects. I use Visual Studio Code exclusively, so TypeScript seemed like the obvious choice (I'm primarily a JS developer so I'm well aware of flow, however the support f
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by iLoch 10y ago
Yes that does actually. My experience may have been with an earlier version of TypeScript. I haven't looked at it in a few months.
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by iLoch 10y ago
I wanted to use TypeScript with a new React project, but the biggest problem I had (which eventually lead me away from using it) was that typings were so hard to get ahold of. Built something in JS? Sorry, you have to provide what is essent
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by iLoch 10y ago
Thanks!
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by iLoch 10y ago
Anyone know if the patch has been applied to iOS 10 developer previews?

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