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by whorleater 11y ago
Yeah telling us to blindly run a shell script is...a quirky design choice. At least it doesn't tell you to run it with sudo like I've seen some other ones do, and the shell script itself is sanely commented.
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by whorleater 11y ago
This sounds like so much of a physical struggle that doesn't scale very well.
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by whorleater 11y ago
Unlocked phones aren't necessarily uncommon, if you're in the USA all "mobile wireless devices" can be unlocked in some manner[1]. It's nice that they give you an unlocked bootloader out of the box, but most popular
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by whorleater 11y ago
There's a "Intelligently secure" blurb at the bottom of the page, but it's incredibly unhelpful, since the most you'll get out of it is that it has TouchID and: > It is securely transmitted and stored encrypted
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by whorleater 11y ago
But CSS animations are...rough currently, not standardized, and don't have about a decade worth's of knowledge behind them. I can sure make a element fade in on a webpage with CSS, but there's already a billion ways to do it
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by whorleater 11y ago
Along with fact that telescopes are incredibly expensive to maintain while they're in orbit, having a lunar telescope would be even more expensive to maintain. Plus lunar telescopes would be presumably bounded to the surface of the moo
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by whorleater 11y ago
Huh, the darwin build triggers Chrome's built in malicious file protection.
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by whorleater 11y ago
Outlook has it now too, which is surprising.
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by whorleater 11y ago
An analogous to that question would be what could possibly go right with this? This project has incredible potential, but also incredibly complex issues it needs to solve in multitudes as well.
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by whorleater 11y ago
http://challengepost.com/discover - is usually what I've seen being used as the de facto hackathon organizing site.
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by whorleater 12y ago
It's also mentioned in the article that not all trees survive, meaning that the density would actually be slightly less than how it's planted.
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by whorleater 12y ago
Out of curiosity, mind sharing some of those questions? I'm a computer science major looking into getting a data science internship, and I'd love for a chance to see some real interview questions.
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by whorleater 12y ago
Alternative view here: While I don't doubt that your kid was hilariously unappreciated from the school based on one test, I was a relatively lazy middle school student, scoring B-C ranges on most of my classes as well as pretty much fa
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by whorleater 12y ago
Isn't that the point of services like Instapaper or Pocket though?
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by whorleater 12y ago
Glad to see students can start using VS with ReSharper now.
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by whorleater 12y ago
Well the Nokia acquisition would've definitely lead to some cross over and duplication in roles, so this seems like a logical move.
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by whorleater 12y ago
This is pretty interesting, I haven't really seen a place that filters out the Degree Pedigree and name from the CV. I'm curious if they actually have any in depth data on this, because the hiring manager working the job sounds gr
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by whorleater 12y ago
I didn't downvote, but I think the issue is that you made a comment where you stated an absolute, then proceeded to follow it up anecdotal evidence. As former visa holder, this never happened to me, and I moved between countries all th
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by whorleater 12y ago
Not to mention most of those circles look like buttons I can click on, but it's one massive button. The rest of the site is responsive too, but the image scales horribly.