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by todd3834 12y ago
You could probably easily tell where anyone lives with the geotagging feature just by looking at breakfast and dinner photos.
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by todd3834 12y ago
Promises hep deal with asynchronous functions by providing a convenient way to pass success/fail methods in a way some people prefer more than classic callbacks. Streams are a totally different use case. Streams are used when you want
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by todd3834 12y ago
The slide that helped them get an $865M valuation: https://image.slidesharecdn.com/v1-classified-141218103325-c...
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by todd3834 12y ago
The article is controversial but it is definitely not stupid.
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by todd3834 12y ago
You might not need jQuery but I much prefer jQuery's ajax API to using the XMLHttpRequest
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by todd3834 12y ago
I would prefer something like Jason, even though it sounds like JSON, over something crazy like Unicorn Milk. I'm not saying you were suggesting something crazy, but just adding my two cents.
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by todd3834 12y ago
I'm pretty sure each lecture has a transcript. You can view the full collection here: http://startupclass.samaltman.com/lists/readings/ The transcripts are not always posted immediately but there is a placeho
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by todd3834 12y ago
If Microsoft created and maintained both Linux and Microsoft, your analogy would make more sense.
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by todd3834 12y ago
Why can't you make promises?
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by todd3834 12y ago
I think this is a neat idea. It brings up some questions about telemarketing and spam. I am not familiar with telemarketing laws but I'm a little more familiar with the spam laws. Now that the message is going through an email, I wonde
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Our CTO has discovered an incredible way of making developers read his commits…(commitstrip.com)
6 points by todd3834 12y ago|1 comments
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by todd3834 12y ago
On mobile, yes. Even on good networks, you don't always have a strong signal. Download size is always a factor on mobile. 35kb isn't a big deal if it were needed but if 90% of the download is wasted then you probably don't wa
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by todd3834 12y ago
I don't see anything wrong with developing a better bike lock for fun and profit. Not to build a straw-man argument but isn't that the same line of thinking?
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by todd3834 12y ago
I am glad that this guy tried. I found some of the techniques pretty clever and I enjoyed reading the article. I do not believe you can stop people from taking screenshots and stealing images but I never considered some of the techniques th
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by todd3834 12y ago
Sounds like it saved you a lot of time getting your app up and running and I'm assuming they would give you a lot of time to migrate before just shutting it down. I wouldn't worry about this, however, this is something to consider
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by todd3834 12y ago
Do you consider Chrome on iOS a browser, isn't it just a wrapper around the UIWebView?
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by todd3834 12y ago
The heavy lifting looks like it is done with Chromium so the parts implemented in Javascript shouldn't be a problem if they are done well.
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by todd3834 12y ago
Looking at the site, I'm not sure how you get the text messages from the phone. This is interesting… The example in the video is a great use case, but I'm wondering how often that love story happens for an individual person. Would
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by todd3834 12y ago
A few months ago, one of these discussions came up and someone presented some interesting data on negative effects this had on students and the drop out rate. Sorry I do not have a link to the discussion but I would love to see if someone h
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by todd3834 12y ago
You can find hard workers everywhere including but not exclusively in America. I suggest you should want to wait before a Communist country becomes the next world power unless you would prefer to be told what to do. Clearly you are angry, m
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by todd3834 12y ago
I'm not sure slaves are always replicas so, although primary/replica might work in some instances, I do not think this naming convention covers all of the use cases.
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by todd3834 12y ago
Video for those who want to see a spider actually catching and eating a fish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zmjWWBEGo
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by todd3834 12y ago
At first I thought, what is so unfriendly about cURL? Then I saw the screenshot that shows a comparable cURL request behind the HTTPie request and I'm convinced.
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by todd3834 12y ago
Could you give some examples of alternative ways to get Google quality traffic that fall under "the open web"?
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by todd3834 12y ago
This app has me concerned about restaurant neutrality, the government needs to protect us from these types of ideas. (Obviously joking)
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by todd3834 12y ago
I really don't think that is what "bait and switch" typically refers to.
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by todd3834 12y ago
I would bet that most people feel like global warming is a problem for their great grandchildren but antibiotic resistance could actually have a negative effect on themselves.
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by todd3834 13y ago
Remember that this is a conversation about how to avoid a ticket not about maintaining your rights/ego.
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Spring-cleaning Unused CSS With Grunt, Gulp, Broccoli or Brunch(addyosmani.com)
1 points by todd3834 13y ago|0 comments
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by todd3834 13y ago
There are many blogging platforms written using rails. Unfortunately rails, being a framework and web server, do not fit into the LAMP stack where you can host tons of blogs on one small shared hosting provider like WordPress/PHP does.

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