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by pducks32 10y ago
I once had someone ask in a class of mine why CS is considered such a male subject when all these women seem so influential (Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, and many more) and the teacher responded: I wouldn't be concerned what other peopl
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Proposal for Foundation Swift Archival and Serialization API(lists.swift.org)
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Foundation's Measurements aren't bad and it's easy to extend them to do arithmetic.
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I believe the guidelines allow Js functionality like this as long as the functionality does not change. This seems like they are doing this for security reasons so I'd think React Native is different. Not sure though, someone else migh
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I'm sorry but that first video is hilarious. That's the stuff Silicon Valley HBO makes fun of. I'm all for people working together to make the world a better place but I was in tears of laughter at that. I was looking for a (
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Oh jeez you have no understanding on physics in any regard.
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Amazon is killing it. Bezos works there just like hundreds of other talented and hardworking people.
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I once did Client work that required certain data protection practices. Can anyone speak to Microsofts draw in that regard. Is it up to the standard you need if you work at a hospital or something like that?
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Yea I think you describe it well there as "heavy" it doesn't feel agile. The whole concept that a single login is more fluid only has a little validity because when you login to a suite of apps you feel so overwhelmed. Loggin
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Everyone I talk to in person loves their new MacBook Pro. They say it's their favorite MacBook ever.
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It's a hobby project that keeps designers feel valued and most companies do it. Some release it, some don't. But they all do it.
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Totally with you. With my grandparents and even my smart, successful sister they simply live in a different world then we do. They are being tricked (or are too lazy to care or notice) and these moves do help them. We see more and more tech
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He is incredible. His arguments are often shadowed by Sartre but Camus was a philosophical god.
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It's a complicated argument. Instead of doing the formal argument I rather give the anecdotal one because a few years back I finally understood it. It just clicked. Basically Camus says the world does not give a damn about you. It has
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I really hope someone at Apple is like "you know what, I'm done. This is getting ridiculous let's make a concerted effort to make the mac awesome." Because the people who work on it care I promise you it's just some
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I love Camus. I love how he understood that people would look at his work and think nihilism but he hoped that people would see that they were looking at it wrong and that it was really the opposite.
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by pducks32 10y ago
I consider myself meticulous but slow. My coworker and I often talk about he differences and I always have wish I cared less about certain things and prioritized time more while he likes hat I focus heavily on maintainability and clarity.
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by pducks32 10y ago
Hey, I don't know what kind of mental state you are in but I imagine your feeling pretty bummed so just wanted to say that I loved OmniRef and you made an incredible product. And though it's shutting down, you are successful. You
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by pducks32 10y ago
As a physicist, I see people all the time wondering what to do with it and looking for a justification for all the hard work. But physics is a hobby subject. It's rim is so vastly complicated that you can push and push at the boundary
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Fahrenheit is a very sensible system. 0: it's cold. 100: it's very hot. 50: so so depends on what you perceive.
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My grandmother died of early Alzheimer's and I really don't know whether to get tested or not. It's more than likely genetic but how do you live knowing if it turns out I have the gene.
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I love Safari. The battery life is fantastic and the experience is fantastic.
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Never doubt the power and intelligence of a few open source programmers dedicated to building something.
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As a physicist please have faith in us. We don't all use Fortran. I use Ruby as much as possible and it's fun because it forces me to write libraries that mimic ones that are found in other languages. So I end up learning a lot.
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On "give users full control over their data." What about if a third party could use that user's account to gain access to their data? What are best practices around that?
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Yup that's it. The only reason they are the most successful company in all of capitalism. /s
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You'll have to wait and find out!
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That's awesome as an art history guy I never considered using leaflet for zooming like this. Ingenious keep up the fantastic work!
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Poland...calling for weakened encryption and backdoors. Students are going to be so confused when they see that 4 chapters after WWII in their history books.
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All with you there but carefully drawn up is a bit of a stretch.

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