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tbrock
9y ago
Trust WhatsApp? You must be joking. We can't see the source and it's owned by an advertising company. I'd trust iMessage over WhatsApp any day of the week. The parent company doesn't make money by potentially knowing who
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tbrock
9y ago
Great. Now that we've succeeded in compiling a list of personal sad stories to one up one another, why not not discuss how we could encourage the banks / phone companies to make this situation impossible. 1) Ban SMS as a second fa
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9y ago
Ooph, this is game changing. There is a LOT of hardware out there that supports this. The iPhone is the most popular game platform on the planet and, just like that, it will be the most popular platform for developing AR applications.
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tbrock
9y ago
I had a CCNA, it helped me zero (maybe hurt me in the long run). In my experience interviewers for software engineering positions at large companies view certifications as a negative signal.
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9y ago
The same could be said of Microsoft. They could completely disappear and I wouldn't even have to shift to less desirable alternatives. I don't actually think anything in my life would directly change. I don't run windows, use
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9y ago
Cool but Apple's 32 bit iPhones still get updates and also use Qualcomm chips... What's the difference in how they operate with suppliers?
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9y ago
Yes. It's half the price of other flagship phones.
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9y ago
I'm talking about proprietary hosting in this case, not tooling.
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9y ago
The core idea here is great. I've often wanted to contribute to Gnome projects but have been more than slightly put off by having to learn their ecosystem of tooling/hosting on top of already having to learn how their projects are
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9y ago
It can't be said enough how amazing this work is. V8 and friends have really pushed the web forward a tremendous amount by continually pushing the JavaScript performance boundaries.
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9y ago
I wish they hadn't patched XP so we can collectively put that one to rest.
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9y ago
They would be lucky to end up like twitter. This one is circling the drain folks.
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9y ago
Where/how can one learn to do this on their own?
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9y ago
The prices per gb, while initially ground breaking, are now some of the highest in the industry. Look around.
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10y ago
San Francisco could definitely take a page out of New York's book here. Lets build some infrastructure!
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10y ago
Seems cool, anyone know how this compares to similar projects out there? In thinking of doing an OS course soon as a refresher.
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10y ago
Is anyone else surprised that it wasn't before?
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10y ago
Just use ctrl-c, no configuration necessary
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10y ago
Googlers of hacker news: stop allowing this.
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tbrock
10y ago
Who cares? Get your news from paying attention to real life instead of from your friends spending time on Facebook. Read here and make up your own mind: http://www.allsides.com/
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tbrock
10y ago
Hustle Inc: we are looking for nodejs devs, have an entirely modern stack, es6+, react, react native, etc... If you love JavaScript we want you to work with us. Drop me a line through my profile.
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10y ago
You are now aware we live in a world where even CPUs have microcode patches.
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10y ago
The real question is why Chrome will no longer allow Chrome apps?
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10y ago
Higher numbers are newer/better, everyone on the planet understands this.
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10y ago
I'm fired up either way. Thank you!
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10y ago
Love the confidence of this author: > Writing a real parser — one with decent error-handling, a coherent internal structure, and the ability to robustly chew through a sophisticated syntax — is considered a rare, impressive skill. In thi
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10y ago
Wow, "security updates" from some random person making roms on the internet. Good luck buddy!
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10y ago
Sure, but I'm still confused as to why the display format setting has anything to do with the on-disk format. To me they seem completely orthogonal.
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10y ago
Good to know. Why is the setting different for issues than for blobs?
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10y ago
Why would anyone build a data center to host tax software? This is almost the cononcial / text book example of when you would opt to host on a cloud provider.
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