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811.
by yladiz 9y ago
> I feel like "attention to unlock" is going to cause an increase in distracted driver related incidents. Aren't you not supposed to use your phone when driving, and it is specifically against the law to do so in a lot o
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by yladiz 9y ago
I'm impressed with the presentation and looking forward to the iPhone X. Some features are gimmicky like the Animoji, but a lot of the new features and upgrades are really nice. That being said I have two main gripes. I know it kind of
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by yladiz 9y ago
On Mac, QuickTime Player also works for that URL. VLC does work, but it's really wonky and stutters every 10 seconds.
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by yladiz 9y ago
It works on Edge, on Windows 10.
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by yladiz 9y ago
There's also 8 digraphs, which, while not really distinct in English, represent distinct sounds.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Cyrillic can't represent all of the sounds that Kazakh has. It borrows some symbols but even now it uses symbols that don't exist in Cyrillic. If you ever go to Kazakhstan you'll see that each official sign, such as in the Al
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by yladiz 9y ago
I think what you're referring to is semantic satiation[1], where you hear or see a word often enough that it becomes essentially gibberish and you can't parse it properly. As far as I know I'm not dyslexic but it happens to m
818.
by yladiz 9y ago
Seeing this helped me gain a real appreciation for the effects of dyslexia that being told how it is hasn't, even if it's not truly accurate to how everyone is affected by it. Seeing this has made me curious about how dyslexia aff
819.
by yladiz 9y ago
It will still have the same constraints as normal TouchID, so it will lock after 48 (72?) hrs and will only unlock with passcode. It might be marginally easier for FBI but I imagine 3D printing an acceptable face will be tough, especially i
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by yladiz 9y ago
I'm not sure about music, but what's wrong with the default Photos or Contacts apps? Contacts works fine for me, and Photos works very well considering I have nearly 9000 photos. Syncing over iCloud is also fine, between my phone
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by yladiz 9y ago
Have you used iOS or are you making assumptions based on what you think you know? If it was obvious why iOS was badly designed then I wouldn't have to ask. a) It depends on how the app works but in general you are right. But this is to
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by yladiz 9y ago
A) I am an engineer, and at my previous company almost every engineer (9/10) had an iPhone. You should also know better than to insinuate that Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, or Eric Schmidt aren't engineers, considering the companies
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by yladiz 9y ago
If someone is going to 3D print your face, they're determined enough to get into your phone regardless.
824.
by yladiz 9y ago
True, but most people are concerned about React since that's the technology that most people only use.
825.
by yladiz 9y ago
One thing I think would lay to rest a lot of this issue would be if Facebook would just explicitly state, "We have patents for React," or, "We hold no patents for React." There's a lot of misinformation going around
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by yladiz 9y ago
If this is the 'socialist tragedy', then the capitalist tragedy is to think with your wallet until it's too late to realize your wallet has no morals.
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by yladiz 9y ago
You're ignoring inelastic demand, which would happen in the case of a disaster area. If a company is one of or the only company that can bring something important/necessary like generators to a disaster site, and the company knows
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by yladiz 9y ago
The user flag doesn't always work correctly, but my main annoyance is that I shouldn't have to supply a flag to do this. It should be default.
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by yladiz 9y ago
> How many iphones did he drill holes in? You can buy the cases without phone internals easily in the markets in Shenzhen. I don't think the guy drilled in a "live" iPhone 7, from what I can tell in the video, but he did g
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by yladiz 9y ago
I still think that the "project" directory is best, but I'm glad that Pip is moving to local-by-default in any case. It won't take away from the necessity of virtualenv for cases of different dependency versions, e.g. Dj
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by yladiz 9y ago
I don't really like virtualenv because you have to activate it to do anything and deactivate it if you want to go to another project or work on something unrelated. I'd much rather it work by the project directory so I don't
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by yladiz 9y ago
Highly doubt should be changed to don't believe. There's no way you add an advertisement "unintentionally" into something as integral to a phone as the keyboard and not realize it when doing basic sanity testing. I can b
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by yladiz 9y ago
I think you're right, the biggest pain for a general developer for Python is determining which package manager to use. I'm thankfully insulated from it a bit due to using Docker for a lot of my development, but I hate the fact tha
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by yladiz 9y ago
I think there are roughly two camps about autonomous cars: the people who think that a car that's 70% as good as a human, but significantly better for that 70%, will be good enough in the beginning, and the people who think that an aut
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by yladiz 9y ago
I don't think that's a tiny nitpick, 'bc' shouldn't be aliased unless the user directly does it.
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by yladiz 9y ago
I dealt with some Webpack issues at my last job, and for my current job, which started around the time that Rollup was becoming popular, I decided to try Rollup. Even though it happened to have some bugs (which I've reported and they
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The psychology of Soylent and the prison of first-world food choices(arstechnica.com)
3 points by yladiz 9y ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 9y ago
Who should be litigated against in this case, the author or Apple?
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by yladiz 9y ago
It's because if an author makes an app that goes against Youtube's TOS, if Apple doesn't take action, then Apple is liable for it. Apple isn't actively policing it, as well, it's more that Google requested it be tak
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by yladiz 9y ago
You're right, and I updated by comment.

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