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Bringing New Aspects of “The Simpsons” to Disney+(medium.com)
10 points by ibero 6y ago|0 comments
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by ibero 6y ago
agreed. using ember has been instrumental in getting my projects up and running quickly, and then, maintaining them as they grow from mvp to enterprise level.
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by ibero 6y ago
operative word: i.
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by ibero 6y ago
i just watched the video and it seems more like the story of an ex-employee being upset at the narrator for being involved in their termination (due to arguably bad judgement). i don't see what yelp had to do with it.
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by ibero 7y ago
i been impressed with guatemala’s overall speed and depth. they were on top of the ball in latin america by weeks, to the initial derision of many countries.
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by ibero 7y ago
Been using the original Mirage project on an Ember app for years (testing and fake offline demos functionality), and now this iteration takes it over the top. I can't recommend it enough.
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by ibero 7y ago
The headline for the article is written by an American publication and American based author.
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by ibero 7y ago
there are a lot of variables that go into determining a credit score. in this particular case, i could imagine that in his role as partner as Basecamp there is a longer "credit trail" attributed to him just from a business operati
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by ibero 7y ago
For one, I remember a Google talk where they mentioned how the completion rate of e-books were higher than physical ones. One of the theories which stuck with me was that the reader not being aware of the end of the book could have been* a
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by ibero 7y ago
You got me. Readers "should not have agency in their consumption of said streams." Clearly that was the point of my question posing the alternative. You nailed it.
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by ibero 7y ago
This is a pretty fluff piece. There isn't really much explored here. The only interesting idea I can write out is that the author says that knowing the length/size of an article/book is intrinsically good. I do wonder if that
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by ibero 7y ago
I think this is how it has to be seen, not as an individual investment but as a strategy to save face for the whole Softbank portfolio. It is better to dump 5 billion into WeWork to move it from the "sure fire bankruptcy today" ca
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by ibero 7y ago
Meanwhile, Apple’s suppliers are forbidden from referring to Apple by name or its project code names anywhere in buildings. Suppliers must reimburse Apple for investigations and often must pay penalties when leaks are traced back to them.
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by ibero 7y ago
The commenter above said they had to "solve live production problems", how exactly would "pre-defined tasks" help them?
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by ibero 8y ago
Reading that website you provided, the mother was correct to hit up twitter as they suggest that "Customers" contact Apple Support. Their twitter is an official channel to that end. The only area in that document she would have fo
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by ibero 8y ago
The url is incorrect above, it should be https://history.adversary.io/missions/facebook , the above url includes the "/birthday" which causes the 400
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by ibero 9y ago
It is comments like these that exasperate me. As one Tesla executive involved in its design told me, the goal here was not only to minimize the movement of materials like lithium and cobalt but also to shorten the path of every molecule th
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by ibero 9y ago
correct, the 'Find My iPhone' app can lock the phone in what they call "Lost Mode." https://support.apple.com/kb/ph2700?locale=en_US
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by ibero 10y ago
he was. you can see him chatting with Stephen Fry in the background of this product shot. http://imgur.com/a/f8lt9
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by ibero 10y ago
that is a popular saying.
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by ibero 10y ago
what you are saying is known as the "fallacy of relative privation." yes, it's not as bad as another imaginary company's potential trespass, but that's neither here nor there.
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by ibero 10y ago
i find it interesting that the project is described as the "autonomous, electric-vehicle initiative." isn't there a compelling enough productin the electric vehicle aspect, without the autonomous piece as well? or does apple
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by ibero 10y ago
This is blogspam, all the information comes from the original reporting by The Mercury News article: http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_30091649/uber-faces-a...
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by ibero 10y ago
this is an update i didn't know i wanted. so many great little UX improvements to my workflow. an interesting aside, they now have the ability to toggle the background (and font color). the presets are (black on white, white on black)
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by ibero 10y ago
i agree. in fact, it's almost an identical clone. the only distinguishing feature is the submission title suggesting a use case for "roleplay" edit: link to nosli to compare: http://www.noisli.com
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by ibero 11y ago
there are a lot of small near-practical applications, but it all really revolves around trying to be cognizant that our initial impressions/estimates vary wildly and are biased. The book spends the entire time giving you countless exam
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by ibero 11y ago
This is basically an ad.
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by ibero 12y ago
their about page is broken, cutting off text of the bio at almost all screen sizes. there is a weird "rawgit traffic error" banner across the site.
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by ibero 13y ago
As a hispanic developer on an H1-B, I didn't attend to JSConf last year with my team out of the feeling of contempt I get from the immigration policies of that state.
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by ibero 14y ago
Any timeframe for subscription timeouts? I want to know when a user loses their connection on a mobile app.

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