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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   I totally agree with you on this. The kind of IT devs usually associated with mediocre work are typically not the ones who are going to end up taking advantage of these courses. My experience is that they are typically just interested in do
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   But why would we assume not a lot of thought will be given to security? I think it is up to Google to make sure they design the course in a way that emphasizes good security practices.
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   I'm sorry, but the negativity on this post is just absurd. Why would more Indians getting Android training increase malware apps (as one of the posts here seem to have suggested)? Are you telling me that somehow there is a more-than-av
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   The game is acting like a Tinder for Pokemon fans. I've seen hoardes of people gathering around Pokestops and socializing as a side-effect.
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   Well, yeah maybe Verge has a history of being a little over-dramatic. I wouldn't blame Lauren Goode for that. The Editor-in-chief has been lamenting all over the place about the removal of the 3.5mm jack from iPhones even before the pr
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   You can use Lastpass/Adblock in the insider versions. It will roll out to everyone soon.
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   Lately? C# triggered by: - Open sourcing of .NET - Open Sourcing of Xamarin I want to live in a world where writing mobile apps for multiple platforms with a single codebase becomes the de-facto way of doing things. C#/Xamarin seems li
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   Introducing Project Bletchley (Microsoft's Blockchain Architecture Overview)(github.com)

   2 points by sumitgt 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sumitgt 10y ago

   Yeah, what is it with people using front page designs like that these days.
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    I must say Project FI has worked out really nice for me. I'm usually in Wifi range, so my data usage is very low. Works out to around $27 each month. And the service is really good. BUT, I live in the constant fear of Google shutting d
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    Wow, before I read the HN comments, I felt really dumb for not understanding a word of what that page meant. I thought it was one of those strange things all the cool kids are into these days whose appeal I cannot understand or explain.
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    isn't Siri already on Apple watch?
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    General availability on SQL Server 2016 with deep R integration(venturebeat.com)

    1 points by sumitgt 10y ago|1 comments
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    Maybe not that since that would not be registered username. http://but.you.might.be.able.to.do.something.like.this
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    I'm a little confused reading the page. Is the Core for Running and Core for Hackers the exact same hardware? THat is, if I pledge $69 do I get something that I can hack? I don't care about Core for running, I just need the hackab
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    Well, Outlook on Android/iOS has most of Sunrise built in.
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    Exactly!. The page says "When someone is out - just delete his public key, reencrypt the files, and he won’t be able to decrypt secrets anymore." but doesn't talk about rotating the secrets. This practice seems unnecessary to
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    by sumitgt 10y ago

    I had the exact same experience
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    I don't think Facebook for work competes with LinkedIn's core business at all. It's a different product.
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    Yeah, I did consider that. However the price makes me wanna handle it with extra care. Would be worried about getting the screen scratched when I sleep wearing it.
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    Its a shame. Wish there were alternatives that worked for me. Nothing else in the market has a comparable "Smart Alarm" like the Jawbone UP devices.
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    Seriously
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    Where exactly is the source code?
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    I always believed asking for Credit Cards and verifying it before giving away a free trial was a way to ensure that same person does not repeatedly use the free trial with different email accounts. I guess, there can only be a limited numbe
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    Bing 'snapshots on tap'. How does an app scrape info from the screen like that?(theverge.com)

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

    This happens to me all the time. I forget inner working of modules I wrote 1-2 months back. I consider it to be a positive thing if I can get by looking at the public API of the module and not worrying about the internal working. It means I
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    I always assumed they had to drive street view vehicles at a specific speed to get good series of images.
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    I previously used Dropbox to sync my code (in addition to having it on Github). But once, it had some sort of a conflict and simply replaced some of my files with incorrect versions when I edited on another PC while forgetting to run sync o
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    Lol, wonder how many people opened the discussion because of the typo...
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    by sumitgt 11y ago

    If you wan't to build a website where users can log in and store their scores, you'll need to learn a web backend language too. I would recommend this Udacity course ( https://www.udacity.com/course/developing-