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by readme 10y ago
It definitely does, and I wouldn't be surprised if big companies did not do it directly. I'd theorize that the tiny apps people download for games or little cat pictures unkowningly integrate this functionality as a dependency of
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by readme 10y ago
Doesn't matter for Saudi Arabia. As long as their investment in Uber starts paying out before their oil runs out they'll be golden.
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by readme 10y ago
I think Reddit provides those consumers with a forum for their content which otherwise would not be seen by as many people, and therefore defends its value up front. The contributors on the other hand get to use reddit for free. Sure, many
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by readme 10y ago
Probably. Most senators do not read the bills. They get a sparknotes like summary by a private company and they read that.
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by readme 10y ago
This is the epitome of hipster. Hey guys, lets carry around old typewriters and use those instead of computers! If you can't see that this is a hipster web framework, then there's a chance that you haven't ever met a real hip
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by readme 10y ago
> I have no experience developing phone apps If you had some decent experience, you'd probably be able to write this app (or at least something like it) in ~4 months of full time solo work. That's if you worked with some discip
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by readme 10y ago
No. I own a pretty beastly PC.
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by readme 10y ago
I've found that apple music is extremely reliable, performant, and has a seemingly complete selection of all the music I'd ever want to listen to.
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by readme 11y ago
The problem with making public the methods they use to catch criminals is that criminals would then know how to evade the FBI... You can't investigate a criminal/terrorist and simultaneously tell the public exactly what you'r
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by readme 11y ago
According to science, they may... According to my personal experience, they definitely do.
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by readme 11y ago
It 100% depends what your goal in taking the course is.
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by readme 11y ago
lol, are you new to capitalism?
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by readme 11y ago
It takes a shrewd contrarian to beat the market anyway, so if you fall for this fodder you might as well heed its advice.
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by readme 11y ago
I don't think equipment access makes or breaks a diy project. As long as you did-it-yourself, it's diy.
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by readme 11y ago
Love the interface, dark theme and super intuitive. Could use syntax highlighting in diffs, though. It will need that feature to convince me to pay money, later. One weird thing: it'd be great to have the option to show a name, instead
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by readme 11y ago
This is the subject of a good short story by Kurt Vonnegut, titled: 2BR02B (read letter by letter, read 0 as 'naught') Then read the story. It's a good one.
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by readme 11y ago
It's too bad you have such a poor attitude since you're obviously skilled.
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by readme 11y ago
No, python's strong. It's just not a fad anymore? Is PHP still cool? Not really. Yes, there was a day when it was. But guess what: from http://php.net/usage.php PHP: 244M sites, 2.1M IP addresses -- sites powered
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by readme 11y ago
I'm pretty sure it looks at heart rate. In the app, you can see a graph of heart rate over time when you log an exercise. I have the surge, not sure how the charge works. Anyway, you should really get some cardio. That heart is gonna k
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by readme 11y ago
Not with that attitude!
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by readme 11y ago
The only criminal in this whole story is Snowden. Literally, no one else broke the law here. You need to screw your head back on.
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by readme 11y ago
VBA in excel.
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by readme 11y ago
Why is this even news? Does it actually surprise you all that the CIA would have a plan to catch Snowden?
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by readme 11y ago
There's one main mail carrier who delivers your stuff and he's slacking. He'll continue to get away with this if you don't complain. UPS and FedEx are no better. I guarantee if you had a problem with one of those service
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by readme 11y ago
Dude, that guy's crazy. Not all startups are like this.
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by readme 11y ago
The article makes it seem more like there's just no demand for research on chimps anymore.
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by readme 11y ago
It has, but look... It's a good example code base and has lots of notes on what technologies are used incase you are interested in doing the same thing...
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by readme 11y ago
Dude. You make 165k. More money isn't going to make you happy. A job is a job, and you have a damn good one. What else is going on in your life besides that?
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by readme 11y ago
I think you all missed the sarcasm here.
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by readme 11y ago
>Don't buy this girl's passwords. I'm a 40 year old man and I can make you software that does this for free! Don't be fooled by this little fraud.

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