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mygo
9y ago
but corporations are people. It's still about people being relevant to people. Just internally instead of externally.
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mygo
9y ago
It's not about whether you've been on your feet. It's about whether you've been moving that hour. The health benefit comes from moving on your feet every hour. When you're standing still for an hour you might as wel
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mygo
9y ago
with my Apple Watch I am more physically fit. And I can leave my phone in my pocket and still not miss anything important. Improved focus. And I don't have to put my phone under my freaking pillow to get my alarm to go off at the right
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mygo
9y ago
Window.opener isn’t your problem. Window.opener is sandboxed by CORS. And you need it for things such as oAuth. Target=“_blank” is your problem. That’s where Window.opener gets exposed. You’re better off finding the “_blank” definition and
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mygo
9y ago
'red and blue' averages into green? Yeah, that's not really how our eyes perceive light. We see the colors that we see because certain wavelengths of light stimulate certain cones in our iris, which makes our brains hallucina
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mygo
9y ago
You seem to misunderstand what biomimicry even is. It’s about identifying root problems and seeing how nature has already solved the same problems we’re trying to solve. The whole concept of first principles is there. Remember when Speedo i
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mygo
9y ago
What’s so weird about that? This is nothing new. Before wireless that hardware switch was the Ethernet cable.
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mygo
9y ago
making your hiring decision based on their comment history is not effective at testing operational development skills, and is demeaning.
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mygo
9y ago
Apple is its own film studio, creating and telling stories about itself. And people camp out to be the first in line to experience the next episode. No spoilers, please.
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mygo
9y ago
that's simply not true.
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mygo
9y ago
great! with version control, you can see line-by-line where that infection was added... and when it was committed. Good!
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mygo
9y ago
such a naive outlook. MongoDB has two things that are being incredibly overlooked right now: 1- company stability. So you don't have to redo your database in 3 years. 2- developer community / pervasiveness. So you have an easier
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mygo
9y ago
stock traders can easily go into the $XX,000 for a single stock. just don't let those shares fall to zero before selling them and you're only really risking $X,000.
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mygo
9y ago
> but you've got 3-5 minutes rest between sets No you don't. You don't have to. You can have 90 seconds between sets if you want. Just stay consistent, gym session after gym session. Who has time for a 5 minute rest betwe
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mygo
9y ago
I also just tested it. When I click off the bluetooth button it says "disconnecting from [apple watch name]". I don't know if the writer of that article actually tested this stuff, but it clearly disconnects from my apple wat
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mygo
9y ago
who needs to write more efficient software when hardware manufacturers ensure your slow code automatically gets faster year after year? oh and when you've already cornered the market and become an industry standard
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mygo
9y ago
Except that a regular pin pad lets anyone enter the pin. Your pin code can only be keyed in by 1:1000000 people [citation needed]. So no, your pin is not on your forehead. Your pin is an organic material with color and depth and movement t
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mygo
9y ago
Not necessarily. "Excuse me. Is this your phone?" Or some derivative of that. You only need to look at the phone for a brief moment. It's designed to quickly unlock. If you had to stare at the phone for 10 seconds it would be
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mygo
9y ago
wonder what happened.
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mygo
9y ago
I'm also having a hard time accessing it. I wonder if their Texas data center has something to do with it.
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mygo
9y ago
In both scenarios you have a patent grant before going to court over Patents. The difference is that, in one scenario, you no longer have a patent grant once you go to court. In the other scenario (where PATENTS file never exists), you may
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mygo
9y ago
Maybe they rounded?
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mygo
9y ago
just because you may have enough resources to sue facebook for patent infringement doesn't mean you can afford to halt all new development and rewrite/rebuild what has become the reason that you have enough resources to sue facebo
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9y ago
"It's so much safer to try to stick to licenses that say they are irrevocable and include an explicit patent grant." Sadly, although Facebook includes an explicit patent grant, it does not claim to be irrevocable. They even l
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mygo
9y ago
It's totally misleading for you to state unsettled law as fact like this. None of this has been tried in court so even what you have written carries a degree of speculation. When Facebook explicitly includes a revocable patent grant
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mygo
9y ago
I think you're missing the plot. Currently, there is a big philosophical debate on whether OSS licenses like the BSD include an implicit patent grant. When Facebook explicitly includes a revocable patent grant, your argument of the BSD
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mygo
9y ago
Pretty sure VueJS has Weex ( https://weex.incubator.apache.org )
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mygo
9y ago
Wrong. Without patents file there is an implicit patent grant.
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mygo
9y ago
Even if you have an illegitimate claim they have an out if you are dependent on React. Sue Facebook over patents, lose React. Period.
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9y ago
No it is NOT identical. In situation A/C (React is licensed under BSD + PATENTS), you have explicitly agreed to have what is essentially your lawful use of React immediately revoked if you sue Facebook for patent infringement. So you s
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