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I think this quote summarizes hackers today: ``[T]ime spent sweating memory is time you're not writing your app. The hard part is developing the experience is that you need to know when you need to care." Not having to worry about
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In the event of a destructive fire caused by a manufacturing defect, does Tesla replace the car or offer a full refund based on a replacement value of a Tesla without going through the owner's insurance even if it is outside the warran
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Is this inclusive of the TSA PreCheck or Global Entry program?
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How about a lower speed limit where jaywalking is permitted or where the risk of pedestrians running into the road is high? For example, you could almost drive at 65mph with certainty on a freeway, but you might have to drive at 25mph to gi
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How about a simpler solution? Designate certain roads as autonomous only to assure safe operation among other vehicles (for example highways do not allow pedestrians, bicycles, etc; we could require certain roads to be autonomous only as se
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Talk about a SF startup from 50 years ago. Williams-Sonoma is still one of my favorite food retailers. Everything from sous vide to Hario coffee cone drippers, it has really made life much more delicious for me. With a market cap of $5.6B,
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A Car Dealers Won’t Sell: It’s Electric(nytimes.com)
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In the Portal 2 video game where the main character throws the erstwhile antagonist (now uneasy ally) GLaDOS computer "chip" into a potato, is that joke connected to this at all?
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I love Raymond--he's got an erudite knowledge of Windows lore. The fellow delivers such good Microsoft standup that you can almost imagine the deadpans as he does them. Despite the constant head shaking directed at Microsoft, you can&#
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I can attest that Visual Studio and Xcode can both feel laggy, especially with respect to C++ development and static analysis (Intellisense or whatever they call it). However, this may not be so much Microsoft's or Apple's fault
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Thanks for all the examples where Microsoft pulled a Trojan. I totally agree. If Win32 embraces the Linux kernel calls to make Docker work without virtualization, is there a possible Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish plan? Or are businesses s
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Microsoft did a partnership like this before with Apple (Microsoft Office) but it didn't turn out so well for Apple. Wondering what the outcome would be like with Satya in the driver's seat.
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I'm not sure why you're reducing its worth despite 400 years since the letters and gospel were put together. Many exhibits in museums such as Taipei National Palace Museum might be what you call a "legend" or Chinese &q
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What would it take to make the protections permanent instead of something that is renewed?
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To be honest, a human seeing it for the first time would have a hard time identifying Turkish Getups too :) Also, identifying good form--that's an app that could help a lot of amateur athletes.
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Just as K&R introduced us to "Hello, World," I'm amused they adapted their first program to an Unicode world: "Hello, 世界." Seems like a great first chapter, covering computer graphics and web server/byte fe
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I could see this being used in a desktop app using Chrome Embedded Framework or some embedded browser framework. Even if you are using HTML to generate views for your Desktop app, it could be very useful to use native-looking widgets to ble
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And this what happens when you bring a Computer Scientist into the gym! One question: how well would a neural network recognize a more complex and involved exercise like Kettlebell Turkish Getup compared to an exercise with simple movement
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I remember reading a piece by WIRED that discussed this phenomenon in Southern California: http://www.wired.com/2014/06/wuwt-traffic-induced-demand/ ("Building Bigger Roads Actually Makes Traffic Worse&q
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Never, even at low speeds (this applies for cyclists, too). But apparently the argument is that motorcycle riders will approach their riding with more caution. To a certain degree, I will agree (when I wear less gear and no leathers, I rid
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It's also likely a DevOps/IT team member trying to protect his or her own skin...
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Superchargers have been located at Whole Foods, if there's any connection to that. The San Mateo branch in particular.
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What's the recommendation if you're using command/shell utilities on upgrading vs. clean install from Yosemite to El Capitan? I usually do a clean install, but would an upgrade be advisable?
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Guacamole also has a Docker image that you can use to mount on a free AWS instance. Additionally, you can have a second docker container that runs GUI apps: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16296753/can-you-run-g
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I left a voicemail at 972-600-5000 (school district hotline) to voice my discontent.
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Learning CS without a computer brings you incredibly good foundations when you do program with a computer. Algorithms, data structures, and other theory become much easier to implement. I used to think it was stupid that we had to impleme
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I'm sorry my initial analogy wasn't clear. When I meant self-taught, I met on the job vocational training as well as personal time devoted to pet projects. Hopefully, with the clarity added, you will find my analogy better.
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I think it would be great if at some point some lanes of the freeways are dedicated for autonomous vehicles connected to a city or state-controlled system with some fallback. I suspect there is a fallacy somewhere in my idea, but I think th
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OK, how about self-taught cook? I've seen a number of restaurants opened by those without a formal cooking school background, but the common thread is working from restaurant to restaurant. I have a friend who was picked up by Alice Wa
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The way I like to think about it is this: a student that goes to baking or cooking school isn't going to be a better candidate if he/she doesn't bake on his/her own time. I would probably hire a self-taught baker that ba

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