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jordache
9y ago
reading comprehension? did you read what I stated about exceptions? Get out of the touristy areas, and everywhere in china, crap starts to look the same...
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jordache
9y ago
it may look cool from far away, like a skyline shot, all lit up. However at micro level, streets in China (especially newly developed) are entirely indiscernible and total lack of character. If you watch any of the driving in China videos
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jordache
9y ago
yeah but functional operations just abstracts imperative statements.. so your pseudo code is almost like a granular expansion of the eventual implementation
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jordache
9y ago
yeah right.. evolution observed in the tiny span of time that is recorded modern science?
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jordache
9y ago
I would wager flash can still be used to develop movie set UIs, and other internalized use cases. However those can also be utilized outside the realm of web browsers. It's benefit is a powerful full featured scripting language, in co
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jordache
9y ago
>might only change youth and amateur level competition. Professional leagues will probably continue apace, even amid full disclosure of well-known hazards. You don't see a direction link between the grassroots levels to the pro leve
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jordache
9y ago
human costs are so cheap there.. the ROI threshold is much more challenging to achieve
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jordache
9y ago
yawn.. let us know when a major browser implements support for it...
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jordache
9y ago
but you are bound to a huge capital investment for what is a finite performance potential.
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jordache
9y ago
>as a web developer I can say that most of the development is just boilerplate configuration Um no.. what boilerplate project provides universal data management, business logic, and performance optimization that your project needs?
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jordache
9y ago
machine learning.. ok what ML platform would one run on it? Doesn't it make more sense to use a cloud ML provider? scale infinitely? Or does it only apply to companies that doesn't want its data to get out to the cloud?
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jordache
9y ago
is it me or do these magazines, inc, fastcompany all consist of crappy filler material that is typically associated with a clickbait title?
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jordache
9y ago
today on latest chrome on OS X... scroll pans the map up and down. Shift+scroll pans the map left and right. the most convoluted web app in the world
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jordache
9y ago
Why does arcGIS have the non conforming UI where scroll of the mouse wheel moves the map vertically instead of being the zoom?
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jordache
9y ago
how is garbage pickup fit with the on-demand model? How many people's garbage generation rate vary so much from cycle to cycle to make an on demand model worth while?
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jordache
9y ago
they have taken away the ability to do group calls with free accounts.. cya MSFT...
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jordache
9y ago
it clearly says you don't need a grid framework. gride framework != css grid layout specs
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jordache
9y ago
no the sentiment from the article was communicated precisely in the title for me.
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jordache
9y ago
as an org, what is the value of hiring full stack vs specialized individuals for each part of the stack? I guess one reason is if money is of concern. I can't think of any other reason for doing so.
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jordache
9y ago
Is a full stack person still realistic with today's web technologies? I mean to build up expert level skillset, you'd have to really dedicate your self into learning the particularities of not just languages but also their runtime
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jordache
9y ago
wow straight from the uber marketing dept...
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jordache
9y ago
you can, and it worked, prior to availability of headless options(Phantom sucks). However xvfb is yet another dependency that could cause breakage.
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jordache
9y ago
for automated testing in a non windowed env, this can be used.
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jordache
9y ago
why change the equation that drastically? self driving is right around the corner.. the drivers should find something else to do. The uber/lyft traffic increase issue is throughout the world.. not just in a specific part of NYC.
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jordache
9y ago
> Uber was dramatically improving customer value while providing innovations that reduced greenhouse gas. Reducing greenhouse? Relative to what? This is all one needs to read http://nyc.streetsblog.org/2017/02/2
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jordache
9y ago
guarantee you that for the initial years, self driving car will take the form of proprietary units, used for specific purpose, in isolated locations. Akin to self driving rail transportation. No mass produced self driving appliances that an
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jordache
9y ago
horribly slow.. like 1 fps on 2016 MBP + Chrome
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jordache
9y ago
yeah expiring patents, and effective partnerships, give enough cushion for one company to get far ahead enough to dominate the business. self driving hardware+software is much more complex than just writing some software... a non player ca
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jordache
9y ago
There is nothing that differentiates Uber from lyft, or another ride hail company. Drivers could easily switch between the companies. Driverless tech will be the differentiation. Whoever gets there first, even in limited urban centers wil
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jordache
9y ago
do you athleticism at the pro level is achieved by personal abilities alone? what if you grew up in a society that doesn't value basketball for example, you will never have opportunities and support to develop a physical ability to rea
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