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by joekrill 11y ago
I can't read this article because it's behind a paywall. Does this mean these dorms are owned by the employer in the same way a school owns the dorms that students live in? What happens when the employee is fired/let go? Now
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by joekrill 11y ago
> So simple, and easy to implement. Ah yes, the rally cry of the person not doing the actual development work... In my experience, rarely is _anything_ "So simple, and easy to implement".
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by joekrill 11y ago
They do have something called Alexa Voice Services (AVS), which provides the underlying technology. You could take advantage of that and know that you are only sending along data when you want to.
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by joekrill 11y ago
> the encryption of personal devices has become a serious problem for criminal investigators in a variety of cases and setting And so has the second amendment -- but that doesn't mean we should get rid of it. Yes, their job is hard.
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by joekrill 11y ago
Dying Every Day was one of my favorite books I've read in 2015. I'm interested in this period, and have always tried to read about it -- but I've had a hard time finding a book that really holds my attention throughout. And t
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by joekrill 11y ago
But not is inherently modular, in-and-of-itself. Wouldn't Nodal make it _less_ so? Because now I have this ORM built-in, the router built-in, the scheduler built-in, etc. With a standard Node project, I can just pick my own ORM, router
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by joekrill 11y ago
Didn't this also happen at an NFL game with those camera's that zip around on cords above the players? I don't recall everyone yelling to ban those when that happened.
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by joekrill 11y ago
Well for one thing Firefox's cloud sync is completely open source, whereas Pocket is a proprietary cloud service. This, I believe, is one of the primary reasons people have a problem with this whole situation.
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by joekrill 11y ago
I primarily use Google Play Books, and have thought the same exact thing. Is there maybe not a high demand for this kind of thing?
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by joekrill 11y ago
Unfortunately, as far as I know, the NOAA doesn't provide forecasts outside of the US and US territories.
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by joekrill 11y ago
I've found they vary quite a bit, both in the data points they provide, and the depth of data. Especially comparing free vs paid services. Some provide historical data, others want lots of extra cash for that. Some provide hourly and e
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by joekrill 12y ago
You could just add a "dummy" input as the first line with all unique entries. Then just remove it from the output. Am I missing something? It's a tiny bit of additional manual processing, but doesn't seem unreasonable.
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by joekrill 12y ago
The Metallurgy book sounds very interesting, definitely going to check it out. Along those lines, but I think much more simplistic, is a book I just read called "Stuff Matters: Exploring the Marvelous Materials That Shape Our Man-Mad
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by joekrill 12y ago
I've been doing this with Cloud9 for quite some time now. Just link your Bitbucket account (or Github, for that matter), and you can work with it directly in the Cloud9 IDE. Haven't checked out CodeAnywhere in a while, though, so
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by joekrill 12y ago
What's unlikely about it? Maybe if the domain name was "anthemdatabreachinfo.com" or something more specific, but "anthemfacts.com"? Many companies register lots of variation of domain names that they aren't us
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by joekrill 12y ago
If by "permanent" you mean "90 days", then yes.
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by joekrill 12y ago
Well, not everything makes immediate intuitive sense.
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by joekrill 12y ago
Well the second paragraph on the site specifically says: >The backend takes the url, gets the HTML source of the website, minifies it, gets rid of the css, javascript, and images[...]
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by joekrill 12y ago
I'm not sure you could have ever called Comcast support and not been aware of this. It's quite obvious. And I'm not entirely sure it's even all that interesting. Plenty of companies do this sort of thing. I've had a
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by joekrill 12y ago
Excellent! Been waiting to see an "official" implementation of this. There's a lot of different information floating around about how Flux architecture "should be done", but I've been waiting anxiously to see h
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by joekrill 12y ago
I agree totally. The problem is, I haven't been able to find one single content-agnostic app that does any of this very well. Either it's iPhone only. Or Android only. Or iPhone and Android but no web app. Or it doesn't sync
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by joekrill 12y ago
This does not work for me on Windows 7 in Excel, Word, Outlook, etc.
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by joekrill 12y ago
Awesome to hear! Looking forward to checking it out. Are you guys still using Architect? I love that module but I always felt it had a lot more potential -- wasn't sure if there were plans to enhance it at all.
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by joekrill 12y ago
When I click the "UPGRADE TO PREMIUM" link on my dashboard there's huge text proclaiming "$19/month".
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by joekrill 12y ago
I agree. And this is pretty important, I think. I struggled with various ways to handle file structure when I first started with Angular because most example/guides used the type of structure Todd shows as "Good". But I found
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by joekrill 12y ago
But then you have to go and rearrange everything as your codebase gets larger. Assuming it will get larger, that is.
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by joekrill 12y ago
True, but I think app design benefits from a solid style guide. A great data model with no consistent coding style is going to be much more difficult to work with than one backed by a well thought out style guide.
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by joekrill 12y ago
I probably would have done the same if I hadn't already used it in the past. But it's worth checking out again. I tweeted support to let them know.
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by joekrill 12y ago
This has definitely been my favorite cloud IDE so far. I wonder if they're going to add any of this stuff to the open source component? Last commit was on Nov. 4, 2013, so I hope they haven't stopped that part of it. ( https:&#x2F
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by joekrill 12y ago
Same problem here. It's actually doing the auth correctly, it seems, because I then went to the main home page again and it showed me as logged in, and I could get to my dashboard from there.

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