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by joeblau 10y ago
Potentially, although I think that there are cases when it's fine. For example when I lived in San Francisco, my LTE speeds were insanely fast so it wasn't as big of a deal. Now that I'm in Pittsburgh, the LTE speeds here a
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by joeblau 10y ago
The coverage is probably pretty high, but you're limited by each browsers respective feature set. There may be functionality that you can't ship due to limits on multiple browsers. Other issues arise if you factor in sites which
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by joeblau 10y ago
Now the question is whether or not they will reactive the terminals they purposely bricked and allow Google Wallet (or whatever it's called now) and Apple Pay to work again?
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by joeblau 10y ago
I worked at a Data Analytics start up in Palo Alto back in 2011 and we had 8 or 9 databases in our arsenal for storing different types of data. MongoDB was by far the worst and most unstable database we had. It was so bad that for the pre
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by joeblau 10y ago
Thanks for the summary of what's going on. I remember when the news broke, but I haven't seen much about what's going on since then.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Are the residents of Austin doing anything to let their state representatives know that the situation is as bad as you're painting it? From what I've read (not sure if it's factual or not), it seems people impacted by the lo
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Tesla Logs Show That Model X Driver Hit the Accelerator(electrek.co)
3 points by joeblau 10y ago|4 comments
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by joeblau 10y ago
I have some co-workers from NYC (Queens/Brooklyn) and from what they were telling me; Only Manhattan is really crazy, not all of NYC? I'm not sure how accurate that is as I've never lived in NYC.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Will there be a point where the government will step in or is all of this tracking within fair use of non-logged in Facebook users visiting a website?
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by joeblau 10y ago
That section seems to have a bunch of generally understood truths. When you read that line in context with the others it doesn't seem that bad.
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by joeblau 10y ago
That's actually the tradeoff I'm making. The street I live on isn't even in Apple maps (I've filed a ticket), but I'm willing to use it for that tradeoff. Google is definitely collecting way more information and s
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by joeblau 10y ago
I wish I would have known about this back in 2011 when I joined my first California startup. While I did learn a lot on the job, the leadership team was very shady about the value of the company and the shares. I eventually ended up leavi
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by joeblau 10y ago
Is there any way to incorporate this into iOS or Android so that you can backup to your infinite drive instead of iCloud or Google Drive?
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by joeblau 10y ago
Hah you're right. I can't read!
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by joeblau 10y ago
I can't read... whoops!
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by joeblau 10y ago
I've never used Haskell, but it seems like everything in Haskell can be done in one line :).
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Here’s a First Look at Uber’s Self-Driving Car(thenextweb.com)
2 points by joeblau 10y ago|0 comments
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by joeblau 10y ago
I remember walking into Firebase's offices about 4 years ago when it was 4 people on Townsend St in SOMA in a 300 square foot share office space. It's amazing to see how far they've come; Congrats to the whole team.
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by joeblau 10y ago
I don't think I'll be able to handle any instability in that right now. My primary development focus doesn't involve web development so having the latest and greatest browser won't benefit me that much. I do want to tr
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by joeblau 10y ago
Ah if 1Password doesn't work, that's definitely a blocker for me. I could always copy the usernames and passwords from the app, but I don't think I need to test the latest and greatest features that badly.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Is anyone using Safari Technical Preview as their main Browser? I was hesitant to use it, but I've heard a few people say that it's stable.
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by joeblau 10y ago
I've only used Golang and Swift fairly extensively with a cursory use of Rust. I'm also extremely biased because I'm an iOS engineer, so I'm going to advocate Swift. I really love Golang's concurrency model and th
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by joeblau 10y ago
Just cancelled my order based on this.
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by joeblau 10y ago
I just had a discussion with my buddy about repositories yesterday. He wanted access to some code I had for uploading CSV files to iCloud and it's hosted on a private repo on GitHub. He was saying "I still use BitBucket's p
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by joeblau 10y ago
Heh, I have 3 projects on that list and I'm still running two of the three. One was a flappy bird clone in Swift; the other is a Touch Visualizer for iOS and the third is https://www.gitignore.io . Pretty interesting analy
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by joeblau 10y ago
Theoretically, one dev should be returning more value than the panda.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Recruiting drivers is also fairly expensive. I've seen a ton of "Get $500 to start driving for <service>" all over the place. I'm sure similar campaigns are being run in China as well.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Both need capital to pay for recruiting drivers and subsidizing customer fares. Last sentence, 3rd paragraph.
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by joeblau 10y ago
Back 5 years ago, this would have helped us at our company. We were doing realtime data analytics and we had to dump our data to Postgres to run any geo queries.
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by joeblau 10y ago
What's "DevOps"?

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