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mevile
9y ago
Swarm/Foursquare I believe solve this problem by tracking the time between check-ins and then consider the distance between the places you've checked into and how long it would take to travel between them. You can't check int
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9y ago
Microsoft should fix this, but I have learned to never link my personal accounts with work accounts after the Dropbox enterprise debacle that led to users losing their personal files! after having their Dropbox linked to enterprise Dropbox
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10y ago
This only works for sites that show google ads. This is not a subscription service and probably doesn't pay sites much as I am signed up for this and I pay maybe $6-$9 a month and I spend a lot of time online. Google Contributors is a
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10y ago
I always imagined that some website/mobile app/service would appear that would let you buy subscriptions for access to multiple publishers at once. I think people have a hard time spending $5 here a month $10 there a month, but wo
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10y ago
> Breaking into tech companies is only about rehearsing Cracking the code interviews, and once you're in, you have no guarantee to make any sort of career. You'll probably be out soon because things move too fast and the turnov
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mevile
10y ago
This is great news. It's great that the bigger players in container runtimes are working together more, it makes me hopeful for the future. This is great for users and developers.
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10y ago
There's a really big difference between copying other people's design ideas, and straight up an employee stealing confidential documents to form a startup and then immediately being bought by a competitor. The significance of this
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10y ago
> we can still chalk this up as a win for SV Snap is not located in Silicon Valley, if that's what you meant by "SV".
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10y ago
As a datapoint from someone who uses razer software on macs: I use razer hardware with my macbook pro at work. I have a razer keyboard, a pretty LED firefly mouse pad and a pretty LED razer mouse and razer's "Synapse" softwar
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10y ago
It's incorrect for things I've checked that I know are on aws but are behind a CDN like fastly or cloudflare. :\
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10y ago
> My iPhone has a broken screen that can't be fixed without permanently losing the finger print scanner. I don't know why you're thinking you're going to any better off with some other smartphone. I broke my Samsung G
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10y ago
It seems criminal. I remember an engineer from goldman sachs went to prison for doing something similar.
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10y ago
I may be in the minority on this point of view, but maybe it's in the interest of the board and investors to wait on the results of the independent investigation before commenting on the contents of the accusation. They could though ma
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10y ago
Which book did you read this one or the stable one: https://doc.rust-lang.org/doc/stable/book/ They aren't the same.
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10y ago
People should know this isn't ready, and they should continue to use the current book. Chapers like this are just notes: https://rust-lang.github.io/book/ch17-00-oop.html This doesn't help anybody. Continue t
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10y ago
I love the suggestion for new users to try minikube. I got started with minikube and kubernetes recently and it was only then when I had an aha moment with containers. I get it now. I know containers have been around a while but with kubern
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10y ago
If you don't want to use this nobody will force you. The overwhelming and unfortunately predictable heap of negativity that comes bearing down on people sharing something cool they made is really awful. Well someone has made this, and
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10y ago
This isn't true. You could use the adapter pattern and require that your reactive elements implement some kind of sane interface and then you're not using interface{} everywhere. It's not as flexible as generics but it's
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10y ago
It's good to have someone who's skeptical and willing to travel beyond the spacex fever the tech press is infected with to report on things with a critical eye. This seems like a totally valid article, and as long as the facts are
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10y ago
> The answer was that there was no good reason to build an operating system on a browser. Because Chromebooks are such a failure right.
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10y ago
Google's never ending iteration of messaging products comes across as schizophrenic. They have no focus, no discipline, no willingness to stick with an existing solution. I actually want them to just leave GV alone since it just works
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10y ago
I have the source, but it was more a process of me learning than something intended to be used by others. The source code is not online. It can read from a toml config and connect to multiple servers and respond to commands. It's prett
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10y ago
I did not mean to imply that Go is a toy language. The Go developers are very smart engineers and they made a great language. Sorry if it came across that way. I was more making a point about putting some effort into learning Rust. I did no
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10y ago
Yes this is correct. I do not in anyway think Go is a toy. It's a fine language. I love kubernetes and it's written in Go. A lot of people took that statement to mean that I thought Go is a toy and I didn't mean that, so I ap
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10y ago
People who say Rust is hard are probably skipping on reading the really well written Rust book. I'm not a genius in any shape or form, but I am able to write decent Rust apps just fine. I've written an IRC bot in Rust and am worki
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10y ago
In my experience, this is not true in San Francisco. I've never worked anywhere in the bay area where engineers were thought of as easily replaceable. Everyone knows how hard it is to hire competent engineers around here. Even if peopl
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10y ago
imgur is now a social network. It has long since de-emphasized being an image sharing tool. Almost all actions are now geared toward sharing images inside imgur, and not externally. They just added following and messaging capabilities. Imgu
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10y ago
It's just what I mentioned. I'll get a notification, and I just can't find where I was notified from. Like on Android, if I click on the notification I would expect it to take me to where the conversation happened where I was
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10y ago
I spend a lot of time in the PCMR Discord, which is pretty lively. The technology seems to be solid, while the UI has issues (notifications from half a day ago are really hard to find for example on mobile devices). Otherwise I'm on Di
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10y ago
They're in the gaming market, there's cash plenty. Even if they just went the advertisement route, which I doubt they will they should end up doing well.
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