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by parvenu74 7y ago
I've been in the habit for years of making liberal use of the catch-all feature of email to make up email addresses unique to everything. This makes it easy to add NDR bounces to specific email addresses that end up on f-ing mailing l
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Droids and Cybernetics Are a Problem for Star Wars Stories(medium.com)
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What We Know the Shadowy X-37B Was Up to During Its 780 Days in Space(thedrive.com)
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by parvenu74 7y ago
I don't think the machines matter as long as the vote can be replayed/recounted without ambiguity. An idea: https://medium.com/@dotnetmike/touch-screen-voting-should-be...
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by parvenu74 7y ago
Try trespassing on the White House lawn to pick up trash and improve the landscaping and see what happens -- even though you did nor intend no harm. If you violate the law your intent might change your punishment (or in some cases, prompt
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by parvenu74 7y ago
Lots of theories about what that vehicle does... the one I like the best is that it intercepts "enemy" satellites and reprograms them. Of course, what comes around goes around and it would only be a matter of time before the Chin
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by parvenu74 7y ago
WeWork seems like it should be a buyout target either by a hotel chain or a restaurant chain (Starbucks?) since the basic model is "more permanent and slightly more private than a coffee shop"...
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by parvenu74 7y ago
Talented authors have less to fear from AI than talented programmers have to fear from coding boot camps that churn out thousands of entry level devs. It sounds like the AI might be good at taking some random bits of data and presenting it
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by parvenu74 7y ago
Oh please... more of this JEDI/WaPo stuff? It ignores that the NSA (and by extension, the DOD) have a long relationship with Microsoft just as the CIA have a long relationship with Amazon and have "AWS-lite" installed at Lang
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The Microsoft Memo (2005)(wired.com)
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Apple denied tariff exemptions on more Mac Pro parts despite US-made commitment(9to5mac.com)
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by parvenu74 7y ago
https://developer.android.com/docs Most, if not all, of the code samples allow selecting Kotlin or Java.
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Pocket Casts Is Now Free(blog.pocketcasts.com)
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by parvenu74 7y ago
Abandon JavaScript and only code in C: it is more power-efficient.
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The path to the next billion internet users is through feature phones(qz.com)
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OneWeb’s low-Earth satellites hit 400Mbps and 32ms latency in new test(arstechnica.com)
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Announcing NativeScript 6.0(nativescript.org)
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Twitch dominates live streaming with its second-biggest quarter to date(techcrunch.com)
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by parvenu74 7y ago
I'm writing this comment on a new MacBook Pro which I purchased in order to write Xamarin mobile applications (including iOS, hence the Mac). In the case of iOS apps you have to have a Mac and Xcode installed and up to date. As for t
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Measure the Value of Sprint Work with Taco Scores(qalex.dev)
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Facebook changes algorithm to promote worthwhile and close friend content(techcrunch.com)
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by parvenu74 7y ago
1. Flix ... takes inspiration from F#, Go, OCaml, Haskell, Rust, and Scala. 2. Flix compiles to JVM bytecode and runs on the Java Virtual Machine. 3. Flix performance is typically within 1-3x of equivalent Scala code. So... it's mainly
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Ask HN: Should I teach my kids to type with QWERTY or Dvorak?
24 points by parvenu74 7y ago|85 comments
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Match now offers dating coaches, helps members with profiles, dating challenges(techcrunch.com)
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Why Ruby Developers Like Elixir(hub.packtpub.com)
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Developers Get Fuchsia Running in the Android Studio Emulator(xda-developers.com)
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by parvenu74 8y ago
This is a crazy idea. A disaster area is EXACTLY where you want to throttle and prioritize traffic. Are the legislators really saying that during a natural disaster one's ability to watch Netflix should be on the same level of priority
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Texas bill would ban throttling in disaster areas(theverge.com)
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by parvenu74 8y ago
"Pessimistic" is a good generalization of the GPL mindset in my opinion: "If I don't make this thing GPL then some greedy-bastard company will make a fortune off of my ideas and never give me a cut, credit, or contribute
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Swift 5 launches with exclusivity enforcement to improve memory safety(sdtimes.com)
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