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by ijidak 8y ago
Apps don't support multiple tabs. I'm rarely looking at 1 restaurant at a time, I'm trying to compare 5, or 6 or 10. The Yelp app has no means of doing that. Also, I can't easily select some text in the app, like the nam
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by ijidak 8y ago
Apps don't support multiple tabs. I'm rarely looking at 1 restaurant at a time, I'm trying to compare 5, or 6 or 10. The Yelp app has no means of doing that. Also, I can't easily select some text in the app, like the nam
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by ijidak 8y ago
I always find the below statement interesting because it is 2,000 years old. But it shows that even 2,000 years ago, the tendency of the human species to destroy the planet was already clear: "But the nations became wrathful, and your
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by ijidak 8y ago
I'm not sure about overtourism, but just got back from a trip to Europe. Almost the exact same countries as a trip 13 years ago. The difference was AMAZING. Technology has made traveling so easy by comparison it's SHOCKING. 1. No
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by ijidak 8y ago
Wow. Very finely crafted. Didn't even recognize it at first. Lacks all of the clutter I tend to associate with c++.
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by ijidak 8y ago
What language is the code sample in? Looks very clean.
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by ijidak 8y ago
Wow. Yes! I remember this. It's also amusing how much humans are effected by century and millennial boundaries. There was a show in the 80s, on I think Discovery, called Beyond the Year 2000. As a kid it seemed like the simple fact tha
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by ijidak 8y ago
Great read.
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by ijidak 8y ago
Anyone know of something like this for .NET objects? I've never thought of something like this, but this would be very useful for many platforms.
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by ijidak 8y ago
Wow. Thank you for explaining that. I've never fully understood the distinction between the two.
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by ijidak 9y ago
This is a good perspective. We have been conditioned to think of content marketing as only one thing, regularity. But since most posters agree that one great article can pull all the business, it might be worth asking whether we should be g
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by ijidak 9y ago
And the fear of counterfeit. Buy a $100 handbag and maybe it's counterfeit, oh well. Buy a $2,000 handbag and maybe it's counterfeit, unacceptable. Except for dedicated online outlets delivered by the luxury brand itself, which lu
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by ijidak 9y ago
Any idea about this line from the seeker article above? > "Salt ions themselves aren't added or removed from the ocean, but water molecules are freely gained or lost through the processes of evaporation and precipitation, or fr
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by ijidak 9y ago
This seems like a legitimate point. This is true. OS development is typically too large to run through a single monolithic team. It is possible that the team in this area is applying a methodology that has different QA best practices. It co
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by ijidak 9y ago
Never thought about that, but makes perfect sense. Thanks for the explanation!!
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by ijidak 9y ago
Aha. Interesting. That makes sense. Well, that's good to know. At least it means it's coming. If it's primarily a technical challenge that raises the chances of this eventually becoming reality.
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by ijidak 9y ago
I've felt a different fear. I'm always afraid that a piece will be missing or not fit correctly. Nothing frustrates me more. I've never had the problem with Ikea, but I have with other furniture. You don't want to disass
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by ijidak 9y ago
This is what I've wondered. Why not let us designate our own??? Or provide a number of choices. It seems only natural that one day users will be able to name their assistant. We'll look back at fixed naming and wonder who ever tho
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by ijidak 9y ago
Very interesting. I've felt this as well. Even bottled flat water, doesn't seem to hydrate me as well as a carbonated mineral water (e.g. Perrier or Pellegrino). I wonder if this is placebo or if there is some other meaningful eff
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by ijidak 9y ago
Absolutely. As I get the school together, I'll reach out to you once I have students. :)
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by ijidak 9y ago
Thank you! I'm going to read through this!
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by ijidak 9y ago
This is excellent. I'm starting up a coding school and would love something like this. I think something like this is critical for persons learning how to code that don't have a strong math background. Of course they'll need
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by ijidak 9y ago
This is brilliant! Specifically the container idea!
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by ijidak 9y ago
I'm curious what parts you feel are controversial? I don't disagree. I haven't looked it over yet. But sometimes I worry that C# is adding too many features to keep up with what's hot at the moment. Lambdas vs nested fun
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by ijidak 9y ago
Like so often, technologies are overrated in the short term and underrated in the long term. Blockchain seems like something revolutionary but, like the internet, it feels like it's probably going to take a decade to discover where the
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by ijidak 9y ago
Love it. Somebody please trademark that, and: Metaico, an ICO price pegged to other ICOs. Slogan: "We eliminate volatility while preserving anonymity."
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by ijidak 9y ago
This is a sensible question. Not sure either why the downvotes. I'm curious as to the answer myself. Although, I don't know if we'll ever see sub-nanometer. Maybe that's the reason for the downvotes, that sub-nanometer i
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by ijidak 9y ago
Hahahaha. Someone needs to take the first 27 seconds of that video and make it into a meme for situations like this.
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by ijidak 9y ago
Throw in Jobs. Original Mac (1984), iPod (iconic music players), iPhone (nuf said), iPad (launch of tablets). Musk, Edison, Bell. Really a lot of the world changing in tech is concentrated in bursts of productivity for a relative few indivi
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by ijidak 9y ago
I think your type is the exception rather than the rule. I have a background in computer science and I love the beauty of correctness. But at work, I constantly find myself struggling to get my fellow developers (even with CS degrees) to th

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