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811.
by osrec 8y ago
Headline reads like Daily Mail clickbait. Edit: thanks for updating the title.
812.
by osrec 8y ago
I don't know how exactly, but perhaps we could have an open git repository-esque method for refining contracts. Right now, one law firm refines its own contracts over the lifetime of the firm. Why not democratise the entire process and
813.
by osrec 8y ago
I'm an ardent Linux user, and I like openshot, but I struggle to love it. The basic problem is stability and certain aspects of the UI. You can just about do everything you need to, but if they make it a bit more user friendly, they&#x
814.
by osrec 8y ago
In my experience, this is the bread and butter for a lot of law firms. Especially for simpler things like rental contracts and property conveyancing etc. It's got to be disrupted soon enough!
815.
by osrec 8y ago
That's great info! Thank you :)
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by osrec 8y ago
I wasn't a down voter, but I understand their sentiment with respect to your comment. You being ambivalent suggests that you're okay with less informed people being screwed. I think that's grossly unfair on a bunch of people,
817.
by osrec 8y ago
Would you mind explaining how you work with SVGs in blender? Genuinely interested, as I've been using blender for years, but have not had much success manipulating 2d graphics in there. I'm hoping your workflow can expand my knowl
818.
by osrec 8y ago
https://usebx.com was my personal side project for a couple of years. We managed to sell contracts to a few corporates, and now have fairly strong MRR (so much so, that we've made the core product free for small teams). I&#
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Samsung's folding phone breaks after 1 day(bbc.co.uk)
9 points by osrec 8y ago|0 comments
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by osrec 8y ago
My webpage might need to load 1000 images eventually. It's kinda inefficient to try and load them all at the start, especially if the user is never going to scroll through all of them. Also, progressive rendering solves an entirely dif
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by osrec 8y ago
I know nothing about game development, but to me that show reel was impressive. Even more impressive is the Patreon donation number. Godot clearly delivers a lot of value to a lot of people. I'm inspired to give it a try myself at some
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Genius Bar caught ripping customer off on camera(youtube.com)
2 points by osrec 8y ago|0 comments
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by osrec 8y ago
I prefer semantic, but it needs to be good semantic search. If it's done badly, the semantic results can sometimes be rather noisy. With keywords, the onus is on the user to know what to ask for (but you can't always count on t
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by osrec 8y ago
I didn't actually adopt a dog. I merely spoke about the idea of doing so to a friend.
825.
by osrec 8y ago
Yes, I do know why I thought about adopting a dog. It's because I love dogs, and have wanted one since I was a kid, and a really cool dog happened to walk past my window at the time while I was at talking to my friend. I never Google d
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by osrec 8y ago
Similar spooky things happen to me with online adverts. I happened to mention to a friend that I want to adopt a dog. Lo and behold, for the next 5 days, all I see is dog adoption/dog food adverts. It's happened twice to me, and b
827.
by osrec 8y ago
Jeff Bezos is in another league. If you don't have quite as much money as him, but still a lot (relative to the average), you are probably an easier target. Not just by obvious criminals, but even leeching family members or gold-digger
828.
by osrec 8y ago
Is that not overproduction in a sense?
829.
by osrec 8y ago
Is that as a result of overproduction or just wastefulness?
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A really simple guide to India’s general election(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by osrec 8y ago|0 comments
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by osrec 8y ago
OOP attempts to map to real objects, (and sometimes not so real objects). I know it's hated by functional purists, but it really does make it easier to think through problems. I personally don't hate it.
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by osrec 8y ago
Ah cool. Btw, my question was not sarcastic - just genuine curiosity.
833.
by osrec 8y ago
Never owned one, but interested about what made it great?
834.
by osrec 8y ago
I thought you were kidding. You weren't!
835.
by osrec 8y ago
Hi there, we may potentially have a solution ready for you in a couple of months (in private beta currently). Do you have a bit of time to chat about your specific requirements? If yes, my email address is in my profile :)
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by osrec 8y ago
Ah, understood (TIL Netflix distributes certain movies physically only)!
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by osrec 8y ago
I understand, but it seems like an incredibly inefficient method of achieving that goal, no?
838.
by osrec 8y ago
Why would you pay for this? What problem does it solve for you better than existing content delivery methods?
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Jeff Bezos: World's richest man agrees $35bn divorce(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by osrec 8y ago|1 comments
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by osrec 8y ago
jQuery exists for a reason. It gives you portability across browsers and versions, and is generally quite a convenient library to use. If you're not using it for animation, it's also pretty fast. I personally love it, and don&#x27

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