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by leke 9y ago
Isn't that what Meteor did (for the backend), or am I not understanding the problem here?
482.
by leke 9y ago
I see they are using the term "extremely low pressure tubes" instead of vacuum tubes.
483.
by leke 9y ago
Yeah, the internet will do that to you.
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by leke 9y ago
And this, also from PBS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8jOxEGVyPo
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by leke 9y ago
Nowadays, the chat apps are quite impressive too https://telegram.org/blog/files-on-steroids
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by leke 9y ago
I love the tl;dr section. It's basically what I have do when reading books, in order to recall the essential information without having to read the entire chapter again. Well played.
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by leke 9y ago
Should these kind of things be on computers?
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by leke 9y ago
Nice game demo. If you are having trouble finding a job with work of that quality, then I've got no chance, lol. Good luck, I'm sure that's all you are lacking right now. I'm going to send you good vibes right now.
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by leke 9y ago
Some ingredients for a always recording society... - Super cheap and gigantic capacity storage. - Wireless network like 5G. - Wireless charging. - Nano cameras. I think there was a Black Mirror episode about this.
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by leke 9y ago
If everyone has their camera rolling, it's impartial witness testimony, including the feed of the defendant.
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by leke 9y ago
It would be great if telegram incorporated email into their system.
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by leke 9y ago
I saw a documentary on how Britain deported the island's natives. It was pretty sick. They killed all their dogs, then told them, get on this boat or you're next. After many years, what was left of the islanders won a court case a
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by leke 9y ago
Why is cycling so popular in the Netherlands? I stopped cycling in the UK when they forced me to share the bike paths with cars. I then (eventually) got the fuck out of the UK.
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by leke 9y ago
I immediately thought the developer would post what they are currently working on (or intend to work on), and businesses would encourage more rapid development by funding it.
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by leke 9y ago
Oh, so you own it, in an open source way. Is that correct?
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by leke 9y ago
Articles like this ramp up my paranoia, especially since I got a phone call from the UK three days ago. Nobody on the other end. Hung up after saying hello three times. Never heard back since. It has me worried, especially since I just came
497.
by leke 9y ago
I think any charity would benefit from software. You just need to contact them and ask what is taking up their time and try and simplify the process. Educational tools are also good investments of time, IMO.
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by leke 9y ago
I noticed reddit went down briefly.
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by leke 10y ago
VueJS is kinda got parts of both, but is entry level friendly. I'm probably not the best to give this advice though.
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by leke 10y ago
OMG I want to play with this so bad.
501.
by leke 10y ago
So it doesn't run on 64bit processors?
502.
by leke 10y ago
I recently graduated and I'm going for my first interview in a couple of days. It's in a recruitment agency, and it's for a general web developer position. What do you think I could expect?
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by leke 10y ago
It's a bit early to be saying that I think. I was disappointed not to get on it. I would have become self employed in a heartbeat.
504.
by leke 10y ago
As a European, what does this mean for the TTIP and CETA?
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by leke 10y ago
So ummm, what kind of nutrition does graphine have?
506.
by leke 10y ago
Why assembly? Give the kid a magnetic needle and he'll soon learn to flip his own bits.
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by leke 10y ago
I could relate to the article. I'm currently living in Oulu, and was also working for a Nokia contractor until 2011. Unable to find work, I went back to polytechnic college for 3.5 years to update my skills and perhaps wait out the rec
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by leke 10y ago
It sounds a bit like we are at the stage when computers were using punch cards. Maybe in a decade or two, things will get a bit more interesting. I was thinking of getting a cheap 3D printer for Christmas, but will probably put it off now I
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by leke 10y ago
I bought a red cob led from AliExpress to go with some white ones for my plants. I got curious about the red nm frequency being used and dropped the seller a question about it. I loved the reply I got back... Friend, they are red. :D
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by leke 10y ago
The syntax reminds me of a language I played with many years ago called REBOL. Even some of the terminology is the same, like a "block".

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