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mgamache
9y ago
I don't see pricing or an API from DeepL that could be classified as a 'service'. Am I missing it?
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mgamache
9y ago
Wondering what the legitimate use for this was?
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mgamache
9y ago
It's not as slam-dunk for medical applications as you might think. There will always be trade-offs that have to be made to shrink a device into a package as small as Glass.
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mgamache
9y ago
okay, that is a big deal. https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/164
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mgamache
9y ago
As a .net developer these sound like sensible changes, but not profound like async-await and Linq. What's the next big thing on deck for C#? Compiling to Web Assembly?
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mgamache
9y ago
ha good catch.
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mgamache
9y ago
Avoiding double taxation? Evil! How about removing the corporate income tax? https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/06/opinion/abolish-the-corpo...
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mgamache
9y ago
No one who has used both significantly really thinks HTML5 can provide an equivalent alternative to the Flash platform today. Sure it can cover a lot of the common use cases and it can be made to work, but it's really a poor substitute
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mgamache
9y ago
Shumway is a dead project (hasn't been updated for a while). Too bad, because it showed promise.
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mgamache
9y ago
hard to overstate the importance of POV for some applications (including remote medicine).
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mgamache
9y ago
it will be through VARs (there is no play store).
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mgamache
9y ago
The battery is slightly larger on the new Glass, but the processor is also better (Intel based). So the operational time is appox the same with much improved performance.
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mgamache
9y ago
I own an XPS 15 9550 (almost identical to the reviewed unit). This review is spot-on and I would only reinforce that you will not want to use the web-cam because of the unflattering angle. With many devs working remotely this might be a big
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mgamache
9y ago
The other way to read the article is to blame Soviet quality control. If we assume the variation in burn is random, it may mean overall better protection of your airborne resources, but you could not assess the protection of any individual
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mgamache
9y ago
Waking Up (Sam Harris) is excellent. I'm a Patreon supporter.
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mgamache
10y ago
I bet Apple with have the 'courage' to use proprietary connectors inside the case to limit user upgrade options.
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mgamache
10y ago
it seems like for years MS was looking for the WPF killer that would unify web and desktop programming (silverlight for example and later JS+Html based apps). That didn't work well, and WPF was left rudderless. Many devs (including mys
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mgamache
10y ago
key phrase: "[FTC] provides consumers with stable privacy expectations across all aspects of online activity" Really?
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Rep. Susan Brooks Response on why she voted for S.J. Res. 34
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mgamache
10y ago
I think you can get < 5ms latency with Opus depending on the sample rate.
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mgamache
10y ago
Are you sure the park is not matching your band with photos of you captured by the network of cameras around the park? The band is not biometric, but it enables biometric tracking.
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mgamache
10y ago
I have no problem with Disney tracking me on their property while I am there. Do we know what happens to the fingerprints and photos after we leave? In isolation, the Disney tracking is innocuous even cool, but it comes with risk that the d
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mgamache
10y ago
We need a competency matrix on Matrix Competency.
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mgamache
10y ago
The basic problem is Google has no idea what good content is. It relies on external 'signals' to determine what to rank. Those signals will be manipulated by people. Once a manipulation strategy becomes widespread enough to impact
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mgamache
10y ago
Matt Cutts... Wow a blast from the past. Polarizing figure. Yes, he's gone along with any public explanation for SEO changes and guidance.
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mgamache
10y ago
I don't think negative SEO works anymore. Google devalues the inbound links, but doesn't penalize the target site. In the case of Rap Genius I think they made a change specifically for them that punished their bad behavior. I step
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mgamache
10y ago
So if I forget my password, I can be in jail forever?
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mgamache
10y ago
Note: You may also lose the ability to get local (state/city) tax breaks and government money if you are an out-of-state corp.
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mgamache
10y ago
My wife and I have been using Stitch Fix for six months. The first box was magical, especially the fix for pants (as @xb noted). Part of difficulty (and noise) for SF feedback is that you get a discount if you keep the whole box. There'
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mgamache
10y ago
The problem with the press coverage of this topic is a lack of personalization. What does the government know about me and why is that important? I think most US citizens would be shocked to learn that most of our personal information is
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