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my advice, build something that scratches an inch for you. a little tool or website that sticks two part of the internet together in a way you think is fun. if you're like me, you'll retain most of what you learn that way. And if
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interesting project. I wish Spotify's iframe-based web widgets would use this to provide a modicum of configurability, and also emit events so you knew when someone was playing something ...
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5y ago
Bildungsmemen?
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5y ago
lol if so that is awesome
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5y ago
Iframes have always been "bad", ever since they were introduced by IE in the late 90s (?). Inconsistent browser support, weird janky way of existing in a page, having their own scrollbars, not being able to stretch to fit their co
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Any1 get it working WebStorm yet?
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Vespa 400
(en.wikipedia.org)
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it would have been interesting to note which of his apps had microphone access during this conversation. Without that explicit user-granted/revocable access, the difficulty of a given app recording while the phone is locked skyrockets
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this is the wsj? they're going to get information about company stock and executive compensation right.
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>Seven of the 10 most valuable compensation packages for U.S. public companies in 2020 were to CEOs of startups that listed publicly that year They're talking about companies that are, or are about to become, public - so a stock gra
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a real tragedy, but also a succinct metaphor for Nazi Germany!
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that does sound like a hassle.
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oh ha. somehow thought it was much more sinister
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agreed, that's why we don't let our kid use YouTube at all
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ELI5 why she renounced her citizenship? Not getting it from that post, a 3 minute wander on her site and the FATCA Wikipedia page.
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once was trying to help someone get setup on email and realized that the concept of scrolling was new to them. my mental jaw hit the floor at the difficulty she was having in grasping that concept and making it happen predictably. kids get
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I'm fully on team spooky admin - however on my latest project, I've been loving being on the free tier of tools like vercel, which deploys from git commit, and firebase, which is mostly maintenance free. That really reduces th
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5y ago
Not saying you're wrong - but a few examples or stories would help sell this idea.
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I unfollowed everything manually a couple years ago - on Facebook and twitter. still use both tools, but I feel it's much more under my control. Haven't looked back or missed anything. What possible basis would Facebook have for p
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from the Guide ... > If your app supports account creation, you must also offer account deletion within the app. big sigh of relief for me with a service companion app that delegates account creation to a web admin interface ...
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Well phrased. He needs to take the complaints of harm at face value and acknowledge their reality.
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Time to talk about Section 230 again?
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between outage and whistleblower, this has got to be the worst day in facebook's life
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what's fuzzing?
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This might have been in A Deepness Upon The Sky , but VV runs out the "Smart Dust" endgame pretty thoroughly, with the conclusion that as miniature sensors reach their peak form of total surveillance (floating invisibly, pervasiv
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For those that aren't familiar, a short teaser: Future archaeologists have traveled to a remote asteroid to investigate an alien artifact found within it, a computing device of some kind. They bring it to life and begin extracting its
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One of my favorite images from the book is a fleeting mention of a star system that has been completely taken over by the sinister ancient AI (that is capable of leaping into the material world). Just a glimpse of enormous struts connecting
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I listened to 2000 labels this summer
(avant.fm)
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This email really challenged the way Professor Klein did his thing, which can make it hard to muster one's best self. Curiosity would have been a better response: What's going on for the student who's sending it? How about fo
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technically not the most influential obviously given that the US utterly transformed its economy into one laser focused on killing nazis for 5 long years
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