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trevor-e
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trevor-e
10y ago
Not trying to be mean here, but I'm having quite the time watching you try to grok Snapchat. To me your argument reads like "why would I send someone a text message when I can call them?" when text messaging was first becomi
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10y ago
Very true. I love watching the live stream videos which show teams celebrating after successful launches/landings, because it's easy to see just how rewarding the job is for them.
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11y ago
I've always wondered why Boston doesn't have a larger tech scene, seeing as we're home to MIT and Harvard (and more great colleges). Seems like many of the big tech companies (Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, etc) have b
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11y ago
I was getting really frustrated at the gym when the Spotify app wouldn't work. Didn't expect to find the answer here.
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11y ago
Somehow I knew this would be about Hubspot.
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11y ago
Doesn't seem like you can look at issues? There's an activity section that shows comments, and from there you can look at the related issue, but not view all of them.
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11y ago
It takes my Android project 2+ minutes to compile each time. I'm going insane. Since we've been burned a few times already, we made the decision as a team to always compile with Proguard turned on. Trying to find some middle gr
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11y ago
One can hope that Skip Bayless and Stephen A Smith are part of this. I kid, I kid, but seriously there's a large amount of sports fans looking for alternative sports news.
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11y ago
You honestly don't think these "security researchers" did anything wrong? They could have easily demonstrated the same vulnerability on a private course and made the same point, no need to recklessly endanger everyday people
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12y ago
But will those use cases be frequent enough to make someone want this? Probably not. Don't be surprised when this turns out to be the next Fire Phone.
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12y ago
Why does Amazon think people want these products? If I want to search stuff like that I would use my smartphone that is always with me. If I want to search with my voice, then I'll use the voice search found on my smartphone. Why wo
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12y ago
You can contribute plugins, sure, but the direction of the entire project is in the hands of one person. As others have said, updates have become more scarce in recent times. For example, it was almost 6 months between build Build 3061 an
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12y ago
I don't think people care so much about how it's 60$. At work that makes little difference to me. The big thing is how this is open source.
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12y ago
Most of this article is hyperbole. I work on a large Android application, and while there's some overhead the majority of my time is spent coding. Look at any other engineering discipline and the overhead they have to deal with for t
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12y ago
I'm not a Python expert, but iirc from various blog posts the "l" variable does not get reset between function calls which will cause undesired behavior. So calling the function 3 times without argument would produce a list