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I can't speak for OP but say this does effect 1% of users today, what percentage does it effect in 6 months, or a year? Not bad to be proactive. And regarding android compression issues, although resources are always finite, I imagine
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UCSC is an interesting problem. There are have been serious plans to expand into upper campus - which would destroy some beautiful redwoods which people don't like. But is it better to build an entire new UC campus somewhere else? That
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Apple Music was built in Ember for example. http://builtwithember.io/featured/2015/07/04/apple-music/
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Yeah there are probably more Patel's on the earth than Smiths.
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Integrated Healthcare Association | Oakland, CA | Full Stack Data Engineer / Generalist | Full Time | On Site | Competitive Salary + 401k + Full Health + subsidized gym membership + other perks We're a small non-profit healthcare
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Introducing “Zero,” a new app to help you fast
(medium.com)
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Thanks, yeah I am familiar with the bird but I guess I didn't see it.
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What is the author referring to when he says it looks like a 'kingfisher'?
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Here is a bit of survey on the topic from April of 2013: https://psnet.ahrq.gov/perspectives/perspective/140/are-resi... Key finding: "In summary, the literature still does not definitively tell us whet
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The other point to be made is that you probably want your best developers implementing back doors (if you are compelled to do so), so at least the back door is as secure as possible (and not trivially bipassed)
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I've tried the new earpods and they seemed to fit a little better than the old design, but I agree, I'm not fond of the fit.
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How long until someone puts a personal gym inside a self driving SUV, so you can workout during your commute? I can imagine people running on a treadmill inside a car while it is stuck in traffic. Or at least sitting on a trainer.
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Interactive Photography Instructions
(photography-mapped.com)
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I take issue with that analogy. In a modern hospital, doctors and nurses work together - one can't do their job without the other and they have different training and approaches to patient care. The doctor doesn't simply have a su
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Why not use a plate/skillet for BGA desoldering?
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More info on this from one his follow up papers: > If, at any time during the past 15+ years, the 138,624 Indian women in unscreened control groups had been told the simple truth that “even screening women once in a life-time at an appro
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I wouldn't call it eugenics, but there certainly are some ethical concerns about Gates funded research in India on cervical cancer. See https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25101547 The TLDR is that the researchers
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> the engineering school can feel proud that they produced a graduate It says in the article he graduated with a degree in Biology, but point taken.
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Yeah! Mine is 910GB and I only have a 256GB SSD. I guess that speaks to my uptime.
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It's not completely impossible to imagine a tool like this using webrtc to have people video chat/discuss issues together. I'm not sure how we incentive users to actually use the tool and remain respectful - but maybe celebri
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I'm not trying to be antagonistic here, but are they total dicks or exceedingly reckless or something? Or just "disruptive"? Why do people have a bone to pick with the soylent folks?
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I just voted in Berkeley, ca - 5 min walk from my house and no one in line at 8:10am. So the problem of long lines isn't universal.
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Obviously this report is social commentary and does not represent all tech companies, but it does show some general trends (that are not new). Let it serve as a reminder of where we are and where we need to go.
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Honest Diversity in Tech Report (Social Commentary)
(thecooperreview.com)
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Slightly off topic but you may also want to check out Leslie Lamport's classic Teaching Concurrency. http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/lamport/pubs/t...
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oh this is sweet! For anyone who is confused: Star #3001#12345# Start I love how it opens up a separate app. Good stuff
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That didn't work on my iphone on att. :(
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Why would your employer fix you to a specific version of chrome? Thats bizarre.
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If you like these you might also enjoy ICD-10 illustrated. [0] http://www.icd10illustrated.com/ They found a lot of great codes. One of my favorites from the book: V91.07xD Burn due to water-skis on fire, subsequent encoun
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One simple explanation is that Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa. Also Lagos is massive city and has good internet (better than more rural areas) so you have a lot of people without a lot money, but a lot of time and relatively
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