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mygo
8y ago
It’s quite possible to run a high-traffic app with a small staff if you have the right engineering talent and developed the infrastructure thinking about scale from the start. Before facebook bought Whatsapp they only had 5 employees. But t
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mygo
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for me, atom’s initial value proposition way back when was, (well, in addition to the customizability/programmability) the third party plug-in ecosystem. It was a pretty big deal for me at the time not to have to wait for my code edito
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8y ago
today in order to do a Google search I had to prove to Google that I wasn’t a robot. And even though I did it right the second time, they still made me do it a third time. I just remember sitting there going, Google, I actually am a huma
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8y ago
I dont think it’s making any claims, for or against, other EM frequencies. It’s just that their study was specific to Wi-fi, so that’s what they’re reporting on. Maybe they chose wifi in particular because it’s more relatable to the common
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8y ago
2 downvotes yet not a single source. Hasty generalizations such as “any time someone does x, y happens” aren’t enough to convince everyone, but they do make for a strong emotional response for some. Such as knee-jerk anonymous downvotes whe
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8y ago
> anyone who espouses common sense ideas such as reforming our immigration policy gets called a racist and ‘anti-immigrant’. bold statement. source?
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8y ago
what’s funny is, if you go on youtube to learn VueJS, you’re going to get a bunch of Laravel videos teaching you to use VueJS with Laravel
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8y ago
> Weird thing, commits to Vue are decreasing over time and are mainly done by a single individual The Sistine Chapel was mainly painted by a single individual. (for the record, Michelangelo had apprentices to help him mix plaster, etc. B
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8y ago
Is the goal to make beautiful structures, or is it to make beautiful structures as if they still have the characteristics of wood? I’m inclined to believe that, if the original masterful wood-crafters had instead began their professions wit
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8y ago
Not sure who mentioned immediately launching a ship the day after landing, but I said sending out ships after colonizing, settling turf wars, advancing, etc. There’s no telling how advanced their ships or other tech would be at that point
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mygo
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aah, gotcha. Gee, you’d think in the eons they spent after settling on that new planet and sorting out their turf wars that they would have thought to maybe launch a ship with their advanced wormhole-hopping tech to collect earlier traveler
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8y ago
I wonder what would happen if people launching later decided to pick up the people who launched earlier. Like they’re headed towards the same destination anyway, following the same general intergalactic line. Sure finding a ship in space is
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8y ago
> It would be anticlimactic in the extreme to arrive to a destination to find a thriving civilization thousands of years ahead of you in terms of technical know how. That would be extremely exciting! IMO even more exciting than finding a
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mygo
8y ago
Why you contradict yo self...
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mygo
8y ago
I know this is slightly different, but I wish more people knew about Chrome / Safari / Firefox’s “network” console tab. Great for debugging. Can look at all requests, headers, responses, timespans, etc. Some will even let you copy
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8y ago
> I can't think of a reason why a developer (who's not involved in the UI or UX stages) would need to change anything, even by a pixel. I guess you supply your developers fully documented fluid-resizable, responsive, dynamic mo
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8y ago
> Yeah, I think it's more what lgats suggested, and simply that they have a naturally impermeable building in the middle. That kind of contradicts the OP... since they said that it was only recently that the signal stopped working,
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8y ago
For those of us who have had a macbook power cube’s cable rip open on us due to its designed obsolescence.... A little bit of Sugru would have saved us $40-80. Sadly it’s one of those things you have to know to do before it’s too late.. lik
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8y ago
I think you're confusing whether or not something is 'real' with whether or not something will hold value in 5,000 years. If you're able to ascertain a wallet private key 5,000 years from now, it'll still be as 
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mygo
8y ago
They may not have had a sales guy come knocking on their front door, but if you think they weren’t marketed to, then Tesla did an excellent job of marketing.
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would probably need to look into that theory further. That map at 20Mya is consistent with the fact that Florida was under water during that time. The Gulf Trough, another waterway, was running above the Florida platform around that time
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I have a hard time saying crypto isn’t real because if I say that then I’m also suggesting that information isn’t real.. But, to some mathematicians and philosophers, etc, everything that is real is information. And some information can bec
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> I guess this library will stop working rather soon. Don’t really see that as a dealbreaker. So the library will need maintenance. Normal for libraries to need updates in order to keep up with changes. It works today, and it will work w
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mygo
8y ago
the metal doesn’t need to be exposed to the contents in order to serve its purpose. It just needs to be on location.. could it not be enclosed by the same material of the straw?
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mygo
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they totally should have published the article in the Dyslexie typeface, or like made a toggle you could press.
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mygo
8y ago
color cancel red. and never color an “ok” or “go” or any action other than cancel red. not even if your app’s color scheme is red. and don’t use both red and green. then just be consistent.
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this is also why I like going to Costco.
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8y ago
you are correct
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to the average person... the shock value of 14 million is pretty much the same shock value as 1 billion. they’re both beyond the buku horizon.
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8y ago
that’s already a giant number. if that’s the strategy they shouldn’t start the bidding with a giant number.
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