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14y ago
Hydroponics is a great space for hackers, never realized how much I would enjoy growing veggies, legal or otherwise.
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14y ago
Just about to hit 3 months, I thought it was supposed to get better by now!
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14y ago
Really only one trick, but cool.
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14y ago
What have you heard negative about it? Seems pretty slick.
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14y ago
Indeed, I will most likely be pre-ordering the new iPhone at some point next week. If this phone were going to be out any time soon I may have given it a second thought.
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14y ago
If things like that are all insurance is used for then it should be about 1/100th of the current cost I guess.
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14y ago
If everybody had a self-driving car, would insurance be obsolete?
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14y ago
Interesting that it has a SQL backend, I wonder what they are using as an ORM to enable querying in the collections.
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14y ago
This is true, swat teams suit up and kick in doors daily to arrest kids with a half ounce of weed.
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15y ago
I think his point was that you can certainly detect an image in use on other sites but that does not matter because it may or may not be infringement. Nobody could possibly know if he licensed his work to be used by certain sites or not.
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15y ago
Yes, but that is different than spidering and blocking every site in the search results that hosts copyrighted content.
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15y ago
Hire all the whiz kids to monitor this stuff! I'm sure college grads want to be paid to repeatedly search for "free [latest hollywood blockbuster here]". Too bad none of them actually clicked on those youtube results to see that it was ju
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15y ago
His response to her explanation about how they don't have the technology was "Google does have the technology". These people are all idiots.
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15y ago
Does anybody know how competitive something like this is? Do they get thousands or tens of thousands of applicants? I want to set my expectations accordingly.
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15y ago
Would be humorous if this petition got the necessary signatures to get a response: https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitions/!/petition/actually-ta...
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15y ago
Not if your pages are https.
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15y ago
It's been mentioned elsewhere in this thread but if you are using the client side maps js without an api key how do they track usage? Maybe there is something we are missing?
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15y ago
I am confused about this too. It seems like 99% of sites using maps would be doing it client side in which case the cost change wouldn't be a big deal, but maybe I am missing something.
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15y ago
This looks cool but the link to the project is broken :|
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MS adds Hadoop to Azure offerings
(blogs.technet.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
We're all about to die.
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15y ago
Is it made in phonegap though? ie. The only native control on your app is a web browser window?
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15y ago
It's like a bank & mint rolled in to one delicious package.
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15y ago
Maybe we are all already living in a digital brain simulation.
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15y ago
There is a bookmarklet in the yellow download box on the page.
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16y ago
For #8 how do you go about finding such a lawyer?
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16y ago
I agree, I work at a company where they try to sell us $30 shirts with the logo on it... Nobody buys and it makes you feel shitty.
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Appstore rejection therapy
(blog.leaf.ly)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I like, could be good competition for keynote. Is there a way to show client time in the chart?
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Isotope in the wild
(leafly.com)
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16y ago
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