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by lemevi 11y ago
Doesn't matter, it's still confidential information that can be used to verify you or used to social engineer more information about you. "Hi sir, I'm calling in because I lost access to my account, I don't have my
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by lemevi 11y ago
I'm pretty sure them having the details Homejoy promised wouldn't be accessible is a much bigger deal, at least for me it is. If they have it, who else does?
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by lemevi 11y ago
> More importantly, there’s no need to worry about calling $apply in a timeout, or calling setState(), or listening to store events Calling `setState` is not a big deal and neither is dealing with stores. It's very simple and you ke
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by lemevi 11y ago
> Have to assume driver phones can be compromised which means the data must be made tamper proof. So all the data is encrypted on the phone. > In the background the Replication Service encrypts the data and sends it to the Messaging S
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by lemevi 11y ago
> If you had read the entire article I read the entire article. Notice I wrote "I'm not an entrepreneur", implicitly referencing the passage you quoted.
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by lemevi 11y ago
I go to work in San Francisco every day. I'm not an entrepreneur but as an engineer I am benefiting from the rise of tech. I look around the city as I walk to the office, seeing all these new condos spring up, seeing the work done on t
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by lemevi 11y ago
Edit: I was wrong, however I learned from the conversation so I am leaving it here! Thanks to those who corrected me. > On the other hand, source files being mostly text, they are more intelligently handled and typically only differences
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by lemevi 11y ago
aObservable.filter(n -> n % 2 == 0) .map(n -> n * n) .subscribe(System.out::println); I love functional programming, but there's something that a FP programming language Haskell brings to it that you don't
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by lemevi 11y ago
Yeah, until they revert this change, it doesn't matter and to be honest I doubt developers even care about Twitter anymore. I certainly don't.
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by lemevi 11y ago
That reads less like new information and more like an activist campaign to stop the use of drones.
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by lemevi 11y ago
> Is everyone being super-stoked about Star Wars and Breaking Bad really a vital aspect of a company's identity? Is a shared passion for ping-pong over lunchtime really an important part of a company's continued success? This i
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by lemevi 11y ago
They're not JavaScript because the language used to write the source code isn't in JavaScript. Babel is used to bring modern JavaScript features into older browsers, but you're still writing JavaScript. If the language you ar
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by lemevi 11y ago
> I'm pretty sure that is basically the definition of age discrimination people are facing. Age discrimination is based on a fact you can't do anything about, your age. A company's culture is very important, a vital aspect
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by lemevi 11y ago
> in your earlier comment you wrote that it's "a shame" that Trix is written in Coffee, without any rationale. Where did I say that? I didn't say that at all. I'm on my threads page writing this reply to you and
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by lemevi 11y ago
I am turning 40 in a year and almost everyone I work with is 15 years younger than I am. My opinion is that you have it all wrong. I don't think younger engineers are hostile to old age, but culture fit is important. It's not abou
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by lemevi 11y ago
> Soooo cute... I stopped reading your reply after this. Just FYI, HN doesn't condone bad attitudes. You'll end up getting hell banned. Having said that, my down-voted comments are factual. They are not incorrect, they were dow
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by lemevi 11y ago
It's neither a subset nor a superset of JavaScript. It's a language that isn't JavaScript that is compiled to JavaScript. There are to-JavaScript compilers for many languages now including Scala, Kotlin, Clojure and more. May
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by lemevi 11y ago
> CONDUCT.md Did projects prior to being hosted on GitHub require a Code of Conduct or is that a new thing.
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by lemevi 11y ago
> This is a Javascript project It's not JavaScript, Trix is written in CoffeScript.
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by lemevi 11y ago
This is nonsense. Getting into elite schools opens up doors that are otherwise completely shut. At law firms, at prestigious graduate schools, in academia, in medical schools and good positions at top corporations. Every year information is
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by lemevi 11y ago
Parents doing their best to help their children, thinking if they didn't work so hard to help their children end up being criticized for being good parents. Got it.
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by lemevi 11y ago
I found the first half of Wool to be very good and the rest of it readable, although just barely so. Howey is a terrible writer with interesting plot ideas. Howey has a compulsion to explicitly tell you in minute details through every other
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by lemevi 11y ago
I think engineering and or technically minded movie goers find Snowpiercer a lot harder to enjoy than maybe a critic who can discount such issues and focus on plot themes and movie making. There is so much that doesn't add up when you
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by lemevi 11y ago
> Lastly, in order to help monitor the behavior of the hundreds of partner APIs that IFTTT connects to, we collect information about the API requests that our workers make when running Recipes. This includes metrics such as response time
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by lemevi 11y ago
This is all very subjective, but I've never found The Verge to be intellectually stimulating. It's just your run of the mill shallow gadget site, only with better graphics. It doesn't go in depth the way Anandtech does for e
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by lemevi 11y ago
> That diminished stock price undoes rather nicely the golden handcuffs that are vesting stock grants, [when VCs are] circling Twitter looking to poach the employees most capable of turning Twitter around There are widespread well public
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by lemevi 11y ago
Another movement I'd like to see in the US is to take telephone poles down and put all that wiring under the ground. Would generate jobs and make the country much prettier.
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AMP HTML: Accelerated Mobile Pages(github.com)
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> I find it a strong signal already. Well cancel your signal because native browser APIs are returning promises: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevice...
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by lemevi 11y ago
Just take some time next time you're in a supermarket and walk down the cereal aisle, it's just incredible. It's all sugar and carbohydrates in colorful cartoony boxes meant to appeal to children. Just a cup of cereal has man

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