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by smtddr 12y ago
www.sososwift.com has been my go-to. Beware, some of the vids are probably out-dated. It was my experience that every version of XCode6beta that came out broke my app with syntax or object-access type changes. I just downloaded XCode6GM and
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by smtddr 12y ago
It's really bad that vox didn't mention this info. Nearly everyone will assume this the result of a cheating husband.
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Don't feel guilty; it's not a problem that can be solved overnight or only by a small handful of wealthy people. It's going to require a shift & change of thinking by society in general. It's going to happen very sl
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by smtddr 12y ago
>>When you're poor, it's easy to be resentful of those who aren't; it's easy to pass resentment and mistrust on to your children To clarify, there can be legit reasons for that resentfulness they hold. I'd a
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by smtddr 12y ago
>> It doesn't matter. When you put yourself into such a situation, bad things can happen to you. Why does this apply to me and not the cop? >>In this case, the cop felt the need to grab her to keep her from moving. No co
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by smtddr 12y ago
No, Who decides when the police need to be there? How can there be a protest without emotions running high? That's pretty much what a protest is; people who've reached their limit and want change. If whatever they're protesti
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Completely disagree. I assume you're imply protests around slavery/discrimination. I think those protests had to reach a boiling point before real change could occur. If it just stayed super-peaceful and nobody ever showed pure ra
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by smtddr 12y ago
Nope. You don't know what events led up to that officer grabbing her. If I show up a a protest, emotions running high, walking around with a sign and I'm suddenly grabbed from behind... I will attack without identifying who grabbe
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by smtddr 12y ago
First, let me say that I love how HN has matured to a point where an article like this can make it to the front-page and not get overrun with insanely long threads of people debating the definition of "racism" and if it exists or
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by smtddr 12y ago
>>So you're still at the mercy of their offline storage security. Not saying there is a better option for most people, but this wouldn't protect you against a Gox-like breach. Just FYI, Coinbase's staff is infinitely
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by smtddr 12y ago
Meanwhile... http://gizmodo.com/rich-people-are-trucking-their-own-water-...
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by smtddr 12y ago
I've been watching this vid on repeat trying to fully comprehend what's happening. This is another vid trying to explain the same thing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0 I really want to believe this i
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by smtddr 12y ago
You can't reliably process thousands of image files for key objects in the same way you can process text messages for keywords.
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>>Merely starting the interview process with someone who far exceeds the requirements for the role is a risk... my employees and I may waste our time interviewing this person just to find out their salary requirements are too high. I
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by smtddr 12y ago
Not stupid at all; that should be the first question anyone asks. As far as I know, the Chromecast doesn't allow for discovering & streaming files via DLNA/UPnP. That feature alone is worth the rooting even if I "lost&quo
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by smtddr 12y ago
" >>Has Ycombinator come forth with a statement they are not under the spell of the NSA? " Considering the existence of "Gag orders", would they even be allowed to tell us? It's not like HN even has any privat
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by smtddr 12y ago
Complete nonsense. Also, "In Florida, the results of end-of-course exams affect the evaluation and pay of teachers." So I bet low-income areas with less-educated parents working 2 jobs and too exhausted to really help their kid
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by smtddr 12y ago
Wow, this was a genius-move if that's what they were after. I happily gave my info without considering that they may be collecting it beyond the time I close the browser-tab. Now, I'm just curious to know what everybody else on HN
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by smtddr 12y ago
>>What I'm personally ambivalent about is people forcing me to support other peoples' children, when I have delayed having my own children(and I'm in a stable relationship and we both want children) because I don'
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by smtddr 12y ago
There are a bunch of people on HN who would say "Yes, people without X amount of money shouldn't be allowed to have children." And I think that's a sad world to be in where income dictates your ability to have kids. I
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by smtddr 12y ago
I got my 3 yr old daughter on one of these: https://www.lifefactory.com/reusability Dropped it a few times, didn't break... of course I dunno about a concrete sidewalk or anything. But in the home, it's pretty go
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by smtddr 12y ago
I deleted the comment you've replied to because of the rapid downvotes... but screw it... I'm putting it back here. Who needs karma anyway... To the rest of the public, we probably look like complaining oil or Walmart execs. While
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by smtddr 12y ago
>>Why is the burden always on the individual to not "burn the bridge"? Because the individual has more to lose. Which is more likely, the public boycott the company or the companies boycott the individual? Especially in th
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by smtddr 12y ago
So... I suspect there's some trolling going on but the problem with password/creditcards being stolen is that they steal my monies out of my bank or mess up my twitter/facebook/youtube/etc account. Depending on who
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by smtddr 12y ago
What is the hard part then? You're kidding yourself if you think it's software.
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Keep in mind this NSA stuff was in place before Obama, but I do wish he'd take a much stronger stance in getting rid of it. I assume that it isn't Obama so much as the whole system is super fault-tolerant such that one person can
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by smtddr 12y ago
>>If anything her career has accelerated sharply since our first born. Which is positive of course. But it certainly seems counter to the "prevailing wisdom" on HN. Earlier you said: >>I cook the vast majority of br
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by smtddr 12y ago
Not me, but sometimes it's an accident that happens when browsing on a mobile device. Those up&down arrows are too close together IMHO.
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by smtddr 12y ago
Indeed, and for those keeping an eye on the scene... an exploit for newest firmware 5.1.0 was just released a day ago or so. http://www.eurasia.nu/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid... Keep an eye on the work Mr
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by smtddr 12y ago
Oh wow, yeah my bad... totally missed your reference. I fully support the creation of tools like firesheep to help/nudge companies into SSL.

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