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by stunt 7y ago
I wonder! Should we call it a vulnerability or a leaked backdoor? Besides, I think if it was from any other developer, probably it would be removed from the AppStore and force delete from user devices.
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by stunt 7y ago
> Israelis in general are very blunt and perfectly willing to question superiors and voice opinions and questions in situations where Americans never would. This includes the military where subordinates would question a superior in a way
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by stunt 7y ago
QIIP becoming a magnet for criminals and scammers, I wonder what kind of risks is there for the society in the long-term.
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by stunt 7y ago
Just imagine how much man-hour, money, and energy have been allocated to actually turning emojis into a race and gender problem. And next to that is all the mental overhead for people when they want to use these emojis with different skin t
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Node.js 6 is approaching End-of-Life – upgrade your AWS Lambda functions(aws.amazon.com)
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by stunt 7y ago
I thought it was already Google's preferred language. I remember they announced that some time ago.
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by stunt 7y ago
> There are more open jobs today than unemployed people It also depends on your income source. People with low job quality end up with low living quality regardless how much they earn. If it is coming from a busy job that for whatever re
878.
by stunt 7y ago
I think that is the direction that German manufactures are headed to.
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by stunt 7y ago
It really depends. When you are hiring senior programmers, don’t set the bar very high, then you can filter out majority of bad applications in a 60mins interview. For both hard skills and soft skills. Then you need to spend more time for t
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by stunt 7y ago
Disappointing! Even the BBC is doing clickbaity titles! I'm sure this is not the first title that comes to your mind if you are writing this article.
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by stunt 7y ago
Just compare the 747's cockpit with 787: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Iran_Air_Boeing_747-200_c... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_787_Dreamliner#/media/F... Everything i
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by stunt 7y ago
Wikipedia page about trained animals for military: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_animal While there are some efforts to keep mammals away from wars specially when it comes to sea creatures. But sadly no one ca
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by stunt 7y ago
Congratulations!
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by stunt 7y ago
I found writing goals the most effective driver. Write daily, weekly, and monthly goals, and also long-term vision. Teamwork is also a good solution. But first, you have to find out what you are missing, then try to find someone that can fi
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by stunt 7y ago
Ideally, You need to team up with a finisher that keeps your focus on your work and perhaps since most of the finishers are introvert, you need a fact-based extrovert driver who is dominant to push you both forward.
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by stunt 7y ago
> I'm convinced that almost nobody is good at the whole cycle of creating/maintaining something. Part of it is your character and personality. But your environment and your experience have a major weight. Same applies for bein
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by stunt 8y ago
Chimpanzee is capable of learning by imitation and cultural learning. So technically if you show a few of them how to use Instagram, it will spread quickly. What is more spectacular about this video is the fact that the Chimpanzee is not do
888.
by stunt 8y ago
Non of it matters if car prices are still high.
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by stunt 8y ago
China’s population is 1,403,500,365 and the majority are Chinese. That’s excluding all Chinese living and coming from other countries. They have so many different cultures just in the China itself. That is why everyone has a different expe
890.
by stunt 8y ago
X1 Carbon and XPS 13 are still the best hardware out there if you are using Linux.
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by stunt 8y ago
if you are asking it here, I assume you did some online research too and I believe that you already know all the solutions. For most of the people the problem is not sticking with these solutions and not being patient enough to get the resu
892.
by stunt 8y ago
They also offer better user experience (good features, intuitive UI) compared to some alternatives.
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by stunt 8y ago
Sysadmin is an important role but don’t forget that what we call DevOps is an essential step for most of the SysAdmins these days. If you stick with the traditional definition of SysAdmin, your job market becomes smaller every year. That do
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by stunt 8y ago
Same about Gmail. For a long period, it was only performing well on Chrome.
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by stunt 8y ago
It requires massive amount of computing power, otherwise theoretically you should be able to explore different optimizations automatically. Even then, validation is still hard and time consuming though.
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by stunt 8y ago
I think that period was part of their investment and also helped them to improve the product. And like any other investment, they need to make money as well. I can imagine Maps is an expensive product to operate. I also hate ads and I hope
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by stunt 8y ago
Ideally you want to restrict changes to the owners (I don’t mean hard limits) So instead of having a team responsible for a part of code, they are responsible for the product. So if a new integration is needed, the owner is a service provi
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by stunt 8y ago
Reading the history, They did a great job to make people pay tax without asking question.
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by stunt 8y ago
You will be surprised how many customers don't expect it to happen. You only know it because you have an idea of how the whole system works. Almost every user just agrees to terms of use without reading it.
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by stunt 8y ago
How many time it has to happen until we learn it. Every time an industry is left unwatched crisis happens because there is always short term monetary gain for a bunch of executives. It was the same thing with SCC going blind about big banks

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