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by xemdetia 10y ago
Aggressively use twitter to eat Yahoo Finance. There is a type of consumer that cares about twitter only in context to market/happenings and they have one of the best feeds for it. I don't want it to look like twitter, it should
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I think this should be higher in this stack of random things because that's just one of those things that makes someone seem naive. Ok, you are junior person in a company- can you explain how your paycheck is funded? Can you see why wh
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Am I missing something here or is there nothing associated with this initiative other than 'please check our LICENSE agreement?'
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The problem I have with ads right now is that the ecosystem for web ads specifically is poisonous. People who have ad inventory don't manage it well or respect the product they are making in enough cases that it hurts the market as a w
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I do not think this slide deck is really trying to get you to try to frankenstein something out of the board but more that there is a well established microcontroller they are using in the chromebook with a well-developed software platform
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I have similar problems, the amount of uncoordinated disk accesses that seem to happen constantly are murder for older spinning disks. After a while it levels out but that's usually after the first hour of usage- resource monitor clear
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In the US at least (I haven't ever bothered to look at how branded car dealers exist outside the US), they already have a network of physical locations where they can ship anything and service anything they sell. There are also the ren
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The critical feature here is that the resulting Go binary is whole and complete and tightly coupled to the system at hand, which fits more the output from Rust or C. Inherently Java software is dependent on two runtimes, the JVM and the cor
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Java is not really a great choice because you need a JVM for the task at hand. Python is not a good choice because of concurrency constructs, and it's clear that the goal of this was to self-contain the whole thing and not have fringe
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The digital tablet based art is still a better experience on photoshop rather than gimp (I admit I have tried this version but not recently), but there are also more mature alternatives to that end. Photoshop also has some better features f
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I find it hard to separate 'self-taught' which generally equates to 'given a problem and time, they can figure it out through their own abilties' and a bootcamp where 'someone guided you to a positive result in a sh
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I would build robots to facilitate AI construction that I would move back to when I moved back to tech. Really though, animatronics/movie work sounds the most fun to learn from right now though. Practical effects making a comeback just
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Most key dongles or smartcards let you load your own key on the device in a write-only fashion, or use the inherent secure cryptographic operations from the device to generate a key (which could subsequently tested if it is random enough th
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I think a comment like this makes light of the timeframe that ABI/API compatibility has been for the 1.0.0 series. 0.9.8's ABI/API has been floating around since 2005 and 1.0.0's been floating around since 2010- yet majo
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I feel that the hidden trick to the live classroom recordings is to watch at 2x-4x speed and rewind and go back to 1x the moment you don't understand something or if you are explicitly following a worked example (even then I usually cr
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I think the thing that bothers me more about the subscription plans right now is that I don't have an expectation of what I am going to get for the first few months. There is no schedule, no 'theme' or anything like that list
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This is an OK article for someone using this product but there isn't anything interesting here unless you haven't considered partitioning a dataset to be spatially local to the users.
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With Amazon echo and such devices, you never know when you'll come home to a miniature safecracking kit.
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Many people are in situations where task stand up and tear down are the most expensive things in their universe. If something comes up after you have spent 20 to an hour standing everything up but you need someone to do one thing, context s
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This is just a general front line support problem. A poor problem description or incomplete problem description is irritating and gets to people. The other one is the people that only show you step #4 of a procedure they are using and keep
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As far as I am aware if you license ARM you are not just getting the information to put an ARM core with an ARM instruction set in your system, you can also add custom instructions to access custom silicon that's in the same package (I
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Planning and participating in events is actually quite a bit of logistics work. It isn't just showing up to consume, it's presenting/booth stuff and so on. There's a difference between showing up to an event and particip
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The main way I've found is to just read something from multiple countries. For a given article I care about or feel dubious about I always try to get at 3 or more country's take of it. While it doesn't help you find the &#x27
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The kind of people I know of that do 72-80 hours a week and are wealthy enough to do less, generally the circle of friends are the people you worked with/your clients. Doing good work for people at your own leisure and participating in
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One of the things I have found frustrating trying to get Erector/Meccano for a new generation is that I can't seem to find anything that's just a big bucket of parts. The generally available things seem to only be kits, and t
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"It creates no obligation on plaintiffs' part to monitor, edit, withdraw or block the content supplied by hosts" This is a correct interpretation of the Safe Harbor laws. If Airbnb was a message board and people just happened
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'tmux' is actually something that runs server-side if you are ssh'ing into something, it should work with any terminal emulator the same way as GNU screen would if you ever used that, e.g. PuTTY works fine for tmux.
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I am in spinning up a ton of VM's category as well as the artistic category. With networking options available I can have a complete, closed environment that only disturbs my PC. From the artistic side once you start slinging 4k+ image
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I feel like another part missing in the comments here is that most US regulations allow an individual pretty extensive free reign when it comes to risky ventures (see experimental aircrafts, make your own guns, electronic devices and a coup
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What a terrible URL: http://.../football/bill-belichick-patriots-might-be-a-mac-g... I think there is a lot to be said about the fact that any event that has as much tech as an NFL broadcast and that it is never setup

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