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by soganess 8y ago
Was there any evidence that Eich did anything in his roll as CEO to change Mozilla's generally pro-LGBTQ ethos? I don't, at all, agree with the man, but having a different opinion in a workspace does not mean the workspace is not
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by soganess 9y ago
I don't want to contradict your overall message that search quality has morphed in undesirable ways, I totally agree with the sentiment... but my query doesn't behave in the way hereto described. I currently see a 1961 film named
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by soganess 9y ago
This. I've been looking for places in Portland and find the Refin estimation uncannily close to a 1:1 correlation with property taxes, unlike, say Zillow which is more optimistic. I understand that this is to be expected, but its reall
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by soganess 9y ago
Yes. https://tether.to/ .
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by soganess 9y ago
Mainstream browsers didn't, but tabs were around on windows since 1997. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetCaptor
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by soganess 9y ago
I think her imagery is quite evocative and she deserves much applause for it. That said, wouldn't a more accurate categorization be "Algorithms are presuppositions embedded in code". Opinions seems a bit limited, but perhaps
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by soganess 9y ago
The writing has been on the wall for a few months now! They straight up stopped responding too support request, especially if you mentioned that you had a defective up3 or up4. Not exactly the kind of move a company that had hopes for the f
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by soganess 9y ago
Mozilla needs to stop chasing Google in this never ending quest to turn Firefox, quite literally, into the winning combination that is Chrome. Just because Chrome is a winning formulation, doesn't mean it is the only one. My armchair e
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by soganess 10y ago
I don't know if gender is a binary, and as someone with the entitlements of a straight male, I'll never have to interact with that question in the same way individuals who find themselves incorrectly described by a binary version
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by soganess 10y ago
I was HPE Discover and while HP Labs had a pretty big presence, "the machine"(what a name, huh?) was less present. In previous years, it was more center-stage. I am obviously overreaching, but that isn't a good sign.
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by soganess 11y ago
Inconvenience is hardly the reason for the 4th was put in place, saying that we can moot the whole thing because technology has solved that inconvenient bit seems really disingenuous. The 4th doesn't say "no Warrants shall issue,
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by soganess 11y ago
I can't provide any further evidence toward the legitimacy of this fellows claim, but I can add some (very colored)context. I'm from Fresno, California. I went to Fresno State and my amassed collection of anecdotal experiences(nev
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by soganess 11y ago
This worked, so I imagine its being silently developed http://www.ghacks.net/2015/02/07/mozilla-starts-to-push-read...
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by soganess 12y ago
Robert Harper has a great introductory(1) book on the matter You should have a reasonably complete treatment of what you are looking for by the time you reach the chapter on PCF. http://www.amazon.com/Practical-Foundations-P
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by soganess 12y ago
Yes, but if you called the police, had them showed up to a bag of cliff bars and fitbit, you think things would have proceeded the same way? There is a special legal status TSA officials hold be it expressed or not.
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by soganess 12y ago
I'm sorry, potato... errr ya potato. if a person can put you into prison with the authority of their word then they are an officer of the law. However cute way they want to cut that in the political realm is all fine and gravy, but let
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by soganess 12y ago
Its weird no one has mentioned this: You can't actually use in the wild, its illegal to! Straight from the Osmocombb site: "Keep in mind however that using OsmocomBB based phone on public network without proper permission is illeg
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by soganess 12y ago
Is: "Cells surrounded by three or more cells belonging to the same opponent are consumed", not the reason for the non-constant # of cells? I imagine that is the author's language for the fact cells get captured and turned. In
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by soganess 12y ago
I find the dismissive tone and holier and thou attitude that Aaronson has garnered more that bit of notoriety for really detrimental to the growth of both our collective understanding of QM and our understanding of computability. if knowled
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by soganess 12y ago
Because he believes what she is producing does not meet the threshold requirement of being deemed as art? Just because she is referred to as an artist by an industry attempting to profit from her production does not defacto her as such. Per
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by soganess 12y ago
One does not solely get their understanding of novelty or content/length relation from single newsfeed style sources. There are more than a few books and even more wikipedia entries that provide a wealth of understanding for a relative
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by soganess 12y ago
"artistic thinker", what is that suppose to even mean? That said, I'll bit, I'd love to know about more of the inner workings of the match. How many possible outcomes are there? How does the scoring working, are they que
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by soganess 12y ago
The site is way impressive. I recently produce a resume using it. One of the best features I didn't see mentioned was the fact that it either stores everything locally or in such a way that a local cookie identifies you uniquely to the
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by soganess 13y ago
But it is? Even on older devices that can still use flash, chrome refuses to utilize it. You could make a reasonable counter-argument and say that the AOSP browser can still access it, but seeing as the stock browser hasn't seen any in
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by soganess 13y ago
Without further inquiry I will assume your answer as correct. That said, I do believe her/his question was more of affordance and less about the particular mechanism. At least that is the way I took. A sort of "How peculiar of a p
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by soganess 13y ago
Or, more simply, a good indirect indicator of how desirable a common vm for the web really is.
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by soganess 13y ago
To me this could also be prima facie evidence of possibilities outside of the one you listed. (1) You're company maybe an undesirable place to work. In Fresno, CA there are couple self described big-name software firms that fancy thems
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by soganess 13y ago
I understand where you are coming from, or at least I think I do. You feel that has comments relegate UX designers to some time type of "second seat" in the software development food chain. And, perhaps as a designer yourself, tha
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by soganess 13y ago
It would read like this: A hacker charged with changing YOUR Internet Browser, potentially making the entire country less secure in the face of terrorists, has been found guilty of crimes against the state.
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by soganess 13y ago
I figured, but I feel as if sidestepping the politics here defeats the point. That said, I'd love to be proven wrong. I think when it comes to this particular topic my background brands me bias and hence unable to contribute objectivel

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