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magnetic
8y ago
Could you please tell what SKU/product it was?
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Note that the below makes big assumptions as to what the situation looks like. I read a lot between the lines, so take the words below with a grain of salt. I won't sugar coat it: it's a tough situation to be in because you need t
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magnetic
8y ago
Great job! I wonder if playing this kind of game could be used in an interview setting.
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8y ago
But there are some websites such as https://www.gosection8.com that will let you search section 8 housing. I'm curious where they get their data from. Do you know? Perhaps these sites require the landlord to advertise their
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8y ago
Note that I didn't say they weren't helpful. I was just being put off by the initial "open" state. I don't have an issue with having an icon I can click on to "chat with a person".
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8y ago
First of all, the website looks good and the illustrations (final product) are nice, but a couple of things put me off a bit: First, the chatbot at the bottom right. I know it's common to many websites, and perhaps there are stats that
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8y ago
Is there a public database of section 8 rentals/properties?
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8y ago
Indeed, I did forget SSNHL. Sorry that you were victim of that. At one week after onset you were still in the treatment window, but unfortunately it doesn't always work (and obviously, the sooner the better - but my surgeon told me he&
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I don't know what the industry actually does, but what it should probably do is use bcrypt. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcrypt
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Protect your hearing before it's too late. We often think that the worse that will happen is that you'll lose a bit of hearing and be hard of hearing when you get older. If that's all you get, consider yourself lucky. What co
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(I think I made a similar comment to a similar submission a while back) I suggest this type of interview: Both the interviewer and interviewee get a problem to solve and they work together to solve it. It should be new to both of them, so
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The Russian Woodpecker: A Soviet Signal That Could Be Heard on the Radio (2018)
(interestingengineering.com)
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> Oh the number of apps that EVERY TIME are ran try to talk to FB... Even my phone banking apps. I understand that from a game or a selfie app. They are 'silly' by nature. But why the F... would my bank want to notify FB that I
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SimFix: Automatically fix programs with existing patches from other projects
(github.com)
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8y ago
Please see my reply in sibling comment. It addresses this.
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8y ago
What you are describing is quite orthogonal to brands: it is simply fraud, ie selling something with specs that you know are bogus. I've seen it called "false advertising" too. That is exactly what a brand is supposed to prot
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> So, how will this help with things like fake SD cards? Those are usually sold unbranded. How can an unbranded SD card be fake? Fake with respect to what? A brand brings this value: expectations. If I buy a no-brand item, I'm not s
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You are right. I wonder how long it'll take for the production/sales to reach "steady state", ie when the pre-order bubble has been absorbed.
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8y ago
It is already a mass market car. Model 3 is the best selling car in California for the second half of 2018. By best selling, I don't mean in the EV category, I mean above Civic, Accord, Camry, Corolla. See https://cleantechn
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8y ago
That's very cool! It looks like that API doesn't exist on macOS, though... :-(
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If I had all places where memory is allocated under my "jurisdiction", I think this would be a very applicable solution. Unfortunately when calling APIs to process images, some opaque code that you don't see ends up doing all
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> Such processes rarely are memory-bound, and from what you write (it would use CoreFilters that support GPU acceleration "when available"), yours aren’t either. So why would you want to limit the number of consumers by looking
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I wrote a parallel image processing tool (in Swift) that essentially uses Grand Central Dispatch on macOS to process all files in a directory. I hit the problem that GCD would happily let me enqueue tasks for processing, but each task would
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I like this idea. I wonder how latency impacts the "live chatting" experience. Email protocols have specific impediments on egress and ingress: on one end to ensure that a sender isn't sending out spam (challenges, proof of w
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> As a parent you should be able to share to a private FB, a private IG, a private YT account. That's fine, because you presumably have control over who sees those photos (hopefully people you actually know). I'm afraid not a l
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Oh I think I understand the parent better now: he is the author of app X, and someone releases X' which is X with bogus libs/ads/etc with the Enterprise Cert. The user of X' reports bugs to him/her as if it was legi
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That was my understanding, hence my question. I don't understand how such app can affect another app (which is what the parent was complaining about I think). Also I'm confused as to why my question was downvoted... I'm a dev
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Are you building an app X that crashes because of a library installed by app Y? I imagine that installing via Enterprise Certs doesn't remove the sandboxing around Y... Can you please elaborate on what's actually happening?
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I didn't see any rule that said that anyone the "trusted circle recommends" ends up being in such trust circle, so I don't see how they could be in a position to exponentially multiply.
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His other article about mental health: "The elephant in the room: how do you balance support for mental health with a drive for performance?" - https://blog.charliehr.com/performance-management/navigating...
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