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by tsurantino 9y ago
I think his exceptionalism can be accounted for based on the lawsuit.
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by tsurantino 10y ago
You're right - Bing shouldn't bother improving it's product for potential new users because people prefer to use other products which don't have these features...
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by tsurantino 11y ago
This is completely anecdotal. I could just as easily argue that the vast majority of businesses across cultures, demographics, socioeconomic factors use a variety of tools to promote themselves. In Canada, we have plazas, traditional websit
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by tsurantino 11y ago
For those confused - the visual part is done in a GIF (i.e. http://treyhunner.com/images/list-comprehension-condition.gi... ). I think animating the transformation from a normal loop to a list comprehension is a great w
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by tsurantino 11y ago
The experience is pretty awful. I am on a community of Computer Science students and it's hard to find threads I get updates for in my e-mail because they are horribly categorized. On the view you attached, you'll find it incredib
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by tsurantino 11y ago
YouTube actually had something like this available for a while (or still does this?) through Caption Search.[1] If a video had captions available (either user provided or automated), one could search based on the captions on that video. Res
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by tsurantino 11y ago
Doesn't this person deserve some form of severance or the equivalent of? It's kind of ridiculous that he was "cut out" from a job like some kind of child who was no longer part of the "club". It's grossly
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by tsurantino 11y ago
The initial example is broad, but can't this just be extended with additional questions? For example, can you tell me about dinner options that cost less than $20 per person. What are other people saying? How far away is this? It'
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by tsurantino 11y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Javascript Résumé/CV: tsurantino.com/ATsurkan_Resume.pdf Email: artur@tsurantino.com I am a recent grad who is looking for product management and
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by tsurantino 11y ago
Asana did something similar: https://eng.asana.com/2014/02/scaling-asana-com/ There is an argument to be made that a ubiquitous, developer-first system translates into more instant changes. Seeing changes qui
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by tsurantino 11y ago
This makes sense. Thanks a lot for clarifying and taking the time to write your original post.
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by tsurantino 11y ago
Doesn't "publishing with a paywall journal you acknowledge that your field values the prestige awarded by that journal" contract with "it's not the publishers that are dictating the prestige". Your arguing that
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by tsurantino 11y ago
Isn't that kind of an irrelevant distinction if Echo is mainly designed around that one feature/gateway to features?
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by tsurantino 11y ago
The whole problem with radio is that it completely misses how music is consumed nowadays. It's no longer driven by the ivory tower of the music industry. The whole idea of playlists created by others is that it exposes me as a listener
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Apple announces OS X 10.11 El Capitan(theverge.com)
3 points by tsurantino 11y ago|0 comments
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by tsurantino 12y ago
I completely disagree with your notion that U.S. is less interdependent than China. The exchange is clear: U.S. needs cheap Chinese manufacturing to proliferate its innovation, and in turn, China gets direct access to U.S. blueprints, and i
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by tsurantino 12y ago
Doesn't Yahoo use Bing for search? How do they have a Search API? https://developer.yahoo.com/boss/search/
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Notes on C Programming(eskimo.com)
2 points by tsurantino 12y ago|0 comments
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Xbox Music API released(blogs.msdn.com)
2 points by tsurantino 12y ago|0 comments
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XboxConsole(xboxconsole.codeplex.com)
1 points by tsurantino 12y ago|0 comments
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by tsurantino 12y ago
For reference, here are details about the program: http://unbouncepages.com/7975010c-edb3-11e3-b3e0-12314000cce...
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by tsurantino 12y ago
I feel like this is an over-simplification. Like others have mentioned, despite the initial hurdles, going through the process of configuring that Django project initially forces you to wrap your head around a standard architecture that i
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by tsurantino 12y ago
Interesting choice of an IE preview for the home page. Is it by accident or is this something online stores are looking to validate in terms of features? (IE compatibility)
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by tsurantino 13y ago
This is definitely better. One subtle thing that it takes into account that's different from the Microsoft screenshot is that the current Microsoft version has two shortcuts for the Start Menu - the pinned start items separated by a li
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by tsurantino 13y ago
Can this imply that there should be some reasonable threshold for the kind of documents you give to someone in a certain context? Personally, I wouldn't give up my passport unless it was for the government or a government-certified ser
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by tsurantino 13y ago
They're not. I think it's more difficult to make the argument that an XBOX is used for general computing purposes (and would therefore warrant a great level of activity, activity which overlaps significantly with what you would do
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by tsurantino 13y ago
One thing really stood out to me about this protest, and that is how isolated and targeted it is against government. The writer mentioned how no shopkeepers are affected, and that protesting is specifically barricaded around the government
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by tsurantino 13y ago
This is likely to be contentious, but doesn't this effectively say that these phones are basically substitutable products? Are there not dimensions beyond price and volume still left to tap into the smartphone market?
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by tsurantino 13y ago
I don't understand how it could be any more brutal than how Apple took over House of Cards. From devices to even the sounds...
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by tsurantino 13y ago
The author alluded to some non-currency related applications of Bitcoin, i.e., a decentralized eBay. Given the way Bitcoin and variants have been used so far, it's always been so exchange of some monetary value (i.e., shares, assets, f

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