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by runholm 11y ago
> they may be kicking up a whole lot of fuss over a relatively minor issue I strongly disagree. They are taking a stance in the debate about government mandated backdoors in software.
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by runholm 11y ago
Google uses a highly sophisticated set of data and algorithms to determine what to present to who when they search for what from where. The algorithms are obviously secret, but any user paying a bit of attention will notice the results are
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by runholm 11y ago
I can pay at my local store by scanning the QR code for the specific register. The app then let me chose to pay for the currently ongoing transaction at that register. It's neat. Besides such application specific use cases they seem de
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by runholm 11y ago
Linux solve that by allowing users to add repositories. I don't see why that would not work for Microsoft as well.
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by runholm 11y ago
I tried to allow their ads after reading this article, but they still didn't load because they depend on several trackers (which I still block).
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by runholm 11y ago
High-end products that compete with the hoverboard do have much more safe designs. The problem is that the market has been flooded with flawed products that have been pushed past what is safe to lower the price.
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by runholm 11y ago
Doesn't help the fact that Google repeatedly shut down services that are in use. It is getting harder and harder to use Google services in business because it has become a liability.
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by runholm 11y ago
Credit cards are more expensive than most would like them to be. We don't need another expensive system. Besides, credit cards offer protection in that they are able to give insurance on purchases by doing charge backs.
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by runholm 11y ago
Seems like a change that would break a lot of configurations for users.
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by runholm 11y ago
> Then how do you prevent sellers from spamming downvotes against negative reviews? Sellers attempting to manipulate reviews is present in regular reviews as well. It's got nothing to do with the difference between voice reviews and
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by runholm 11y ago
Can someone clarify to me why they are insisting on building it on that specific mountain where it has been met with resistance from day one?
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by runholm 11y ago
If people in general are not careful enough with the product, it sounds to me as the product is not built well enough for regular use.
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by runholm 11y ago
Read the article. You are way off.
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by runholm 11y ago
Corporate scale business does not want to depend on "seeing things coming". When you have millions upon millions invested you want to get explicit deadlines for when support for products you depend upon will be dropped. It is ve
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by runholm 11y ago
A neural network does not give any guarantee of solving the problem within any number of iteration. NP-hard problems can be solved, but the solution take a lot of time to find and a slightly larger problem is even harder to solve. Neural ne
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by runholm 11y ago
They are all available as SVG. There are links right above the images. "ctrl-f SVG"
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by runholm 11y ago
It's locked to a pay pr. minute deal, so if you use it as a smart device on wifi only you never have to pay anything. Great for people with very limited funds and no access to the internet in other ways (assuming they can get access to
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by runholm 11y ago
They seem to be horribly bad to me. Constant obvious miss play sacrificing pieces at random from time to time.
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by runholm 11y ago
"the Internet community".
110.
by runholm 11y ago
You are shipping a huge impractically shaped object (too long for many regular shelves).
111.
by runholm 11y ago
Don't use safari for webGL. It's sadly become the IE6 of webGL always lagging way behind.
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by runholm 11y ago
Based on the fact that a large industry is not doing this I would guess there are some reason it's not a good idea economically. I don't see an obvious flaw in your suggestion, but it's so simple that someone in the industry
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by runholm 11y ago
Interesting how horrible the result may be when you use TDD for hash algorithm development.
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by runholm 11y ago
That's not true at all. In the corporate world Windows is still the default because of many the tools used to make large organisations flow are available only on Windows. OSX and Linux is used a lot as well, but it's most common i
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by runholm 11y ago
Someone need to make a tool to monitor the documentation for change.
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by runholm 11y ago
I am colorblind.
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by runholm 11y ago
Specifically they can't break iPhones running iOS8 or newer. Which is available for quite old iPhones. I do not think this is an attempt to sell newer iPhones to the small fraction of users they have running iPhones too old for iOS8.
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by runholm 11y ago
> ... after a long struggle to find funding and a sound business model. So the company was already doing poorly and engineers switched to a better paid job in a stable company. Hardly Apples fault that Mission Motors was a shitty place f
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by runholm 11y ago
Doesn't that just increase the gain of doing the refueling?
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by runholm 11y ago
With all the new ultrabook laptops lacking ethernet, this would be awesome!

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