muthdra

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by muthdra 8y ago
I agree and I would go as far as distancing myself further to guess that you just ventured one guess deeper.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Yes, I see and it's not binary like there's people who download random apps or not and there's people who are young or not, it's just that the numbers are clearly going in specific directions really fast.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Yes because it's new and awesome and I'll probably do the same when I get an AR compatible device but it's not the reason we get the device. We get the device to install the apps we already like because we have stuff to do th
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by muthdra 8y ago
Yes. Lurking around the app store of your device and installing random apps is a behavior for first-time users of the platform. Back during 2010 to 2015, almost everyone was a first-time user of the platform. From now on, downloading random
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by muthdra 8y ago
My personal guess is even more far-fetched but I think the ratio between useful and useless native apps reached 1/100 very, VERY fast after the industry successfully implemented wiring money as a feature. That was the one thing, even b
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by muthdra 8y ago
Web Assembly blew up very fast because it's minimalistic design makes it easy to agree on and implement on top of browsers.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Yes, it's been happening for a while. Google and Mozilla have been pushing (sometimes rushing) for more capable web browsers while Apple actively protects the exclusivity of some functionalities of it's app store, to the detriment
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by muthdra 8y ago
Sounds like a good doc. Perhaps it was this one? http://wearelegionthedocumentary.com/
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by muthdra 8y ago
Australia has passed controversial laws designed to compel technology companies to grant police and security agencies access to encrypted messages. The government says the laws, a world first, are necessary to help combat terrorism and crim
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by muthdra 8y ago
C'mon, man. It's an analysis.
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by muthdra 8y ago
That's exactly what I think happens to Pandora after the end of Avatar.
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by muthdra 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect
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by muthdra 8y ago
I live in Brazil and there were Allo ads on television, which was very unusual for a messaging app.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I also value my privacy more than my children. Seriously, can't we do something so they just don't get sick?
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by muthdra 8y ago
Good guess but this is third world country public school level. The friendly sextagenarian did his best but he was only comfortable with PHP and Excel.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I thought of it as a joke name like Parsey McParseface: https://deepai.org/machine-learning-model/parseymcparseface
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by muthdra 8y ago
Not 2 years ago, I saw an entire Joomla schema converted to Microsoft Excel tables which we should use to port the website. Our team just ignored the effort.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I'm thinking about my grandma, who I see everyday, whose parents came from Ukraine in the beginning of the last century; their 3 month old daughter along with them in a cargo ship.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Deep down, I think I've always known it. There's no way the whole theater will come down just because you mention the play.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Wine is at least a valid way to get sweet sweet video games for Linux like KOTOR, Half-Life 2, IL-2 Sturmovik and Call of Duty (examples from my low-end Intel graphics 4000 laptop).
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by muthdra 8y ago
`It's basically just ${desktopEnvironment} with a custom skin` can be humorously used for 90% of popular Linux distros but it's not really fair for any of them.
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by muthdra 8y ago
There's no marketing. There's only Jonathan Blow.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Maybe they finally broke enough things.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Poor little Facebook being dragged through the mud on the hacker website just because it destroyed like not even 10 democracies yet.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I'm betting on Jai.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I don't think it's fair to say the mind controls the brain. The relation between the controller and the controlled is reciprocal.
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by muthdra 8y ago
There's always been explorers. It's biology.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Here's a pattern: since your Service Workers won't run the first time a user visits a page, you should send server-side rendered content to the user that also has a line that installs a Service Worker after the page is fully loade
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by muthdra 8y ago
399BC Socrates speaks to jury at his trial: 'If you offered to let me off this time on condition I am not any longer to speak my mind... I should say to you, "Men of Athens, I shall obey the Gods rather than you."'
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by muthdra 8y ago
It could be a video disguised as an insider spy tip. It wouldn't cause a retaliatory strike but it certainly would cause trouble and loss of money and time.

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