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   by smanuel 11y ago

   > Russia is bad Putin's Russia is bad.
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   That comment! That's exactly how I feel about every new js framework popping out from nowhere. But I accidentally clicked on the title. The site looks cool and guess what, a framework which is faster that React and doesn't make yo
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   I like Castaneda's wording on meditation - stopping the world and not doing. Well, it's not actually on meditation but the outcomes are very similar... or could be. To perceive the world as it is and not as it's described to
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   Hmm, I didn't know that apps that use websockets needed a different kind of auto-scaling and monitoring. That's interesting. Thanks!
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   I couldn't find any pricing information on their website and that's why I asked. I've heard people using Meteor on Heroku, DO, etc. but I've always wondered why someone would choose Meteor's hosting rather than host
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   That's cool. Does Meteor actually make, sorry for using such a dirty word, money from something?
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   > ...and What They Do Instead entrepreneurs?
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   Think Like a Doctor: Taking a Stand(well.blogs.nytimes.com)

   1 points by smanuel 11y ago|0 comments
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   by smanuel 11y ago

   Yes, in the long term they can be a software company. Can't predict yet about the car company though.
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    by smanuel 11y ago

    Thanks. I just wanted to make sure you don't put all white people in one basket, labeled privileged . So, by your definition there should be "white non-privileged people" as well, right? This means we shouldn't talk abo
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    by smanuel 11y ago

    > we need to break the 'privileged white male' echo chamber that keeps coming up with the same dull ideas Can you elaborate on the definition of "privileged white male"?
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Exactly my point. The technology is there (e.g. [1]) but not in watch form factor. It doesn't need to be, and nobody wants a med lab on his wrist. That's why the Watch is not a health device and saying it's the first step&#x2
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    You missed HealthKit. HealthKit is something that solves a real problem. Having all your health data stored in one place, that's something that makes sense. Apple Watch is Not a health device and I fall short of imagination seeing it a
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    So much marketing, so little time for people to get reasonable answers to questions such as: Why exactly do I need an overpriced watch that I need to charge every day and replace every few years? A watch which does much less than my phone
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    If it's an exception - no. It's fun and it gives a new fresh look to big, evil corporations (but Google is not evil anyway [1]). If it were a rule - yes, definitely infantile and weird. [1] http://www.cnbc.com/id
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Is Akido something like BlueButton+ [1] but which is used (about to be used) by real EHR systems at real hospitals? If yes, I'd love to give it a try. [1] http://bluebuttonplus.org/
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    A crazy (or maybe not so much) theory: Bacteria. Some bacteria could cause sleep disorders (e.g. Tropheryma whipplei [1]) and this place could be favorable to this bacteria (or another) thanks to the uranium mine. Just speculating here, b
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    Can software think like a doctor?(medium.com)

    2 points by smanuel 12y ago|0 comments
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    This post kind of reminds me of a book I read about 10 years ago. "Revolutionary Wealth" by Alvin Toffler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolutionary_Wealth AFAICR in this book, the third revolution is referr
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Allow me to politely disagree with some of the statements. While I realize it's largely a matter of which glasses you've put on, I just can't easily agree with statements which sound like an excerpt from Bill Gates' annu
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Fortunately Capsela is still alive: http://www.captoy.eu/toys/iq-key-and-capsela-358/
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    Ending the War on Fat – TIME(time.com)

    2 points by smanuel 12y ago|0 comments
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Yeah, and putting GWT and Silverlight in one basket seems highly unfair. What crisis of GWT? I haven't heard anything about it.
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    I really hope this isn't the day a new horrible term is born. "Stateful HTML"? It looks to me as if the writer is trying to talk about the "isomorphic JavaScript" principles but from a different perspective (the HTM
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    The torque is also massive - 687 lb. ft. but still this car seems totally impractical to me. If you drive it like a sports car which does 0-60 in 3.1, you would most certainly drain the battery twice as fast. Charging it every 100 - 150 mil
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    My comment was mainly about serviceWorker. ready .then. I've never seen a JS API using such pattern - the name of the event as a property which is a promise. A manager object/class also usually rings a bell. Not that I'm an
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    > The push API is pretty awesome The idea behind this is awesome (although we already have this for some platforms - e.g. https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Networ... ) But the API looks
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    I would rather wait for v2 ( http://introducingcarrotjuice.com/ ) Can't handle too much fiber.
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_programming_lan... but I doubt the author meant it like that.
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    by smanuel 12y ago

    Thanks! It would be interesting to know what made this guy think that "elegant design" and using .net is the way to run circles around Reddit but...