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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   > √74 = sec arctan sec arctan … √44. He meant "sec arctan sec arctan … √74 = √44." (sent him a message) Also why not just applying the power 0 (assuming numbers are different than 0) both sides. Would be a school-level operatio
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Still those are different services (I was talking about the service becoming irrelevant, not the company). And they probably bought Braintree to make e-commerce companies use Paypal (Braintree is pushing everybody to integrate Paypal into t
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   I would rather like to see limits self imposed by websites similar to CSP.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Isn't this punishable by GDPR?
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   You are getting downvoted but bringing up a good point. A few commenters are talking about US laws when his Twitter profile says he is located in Poland. Personally I think it's the same thing as assuming everyone is male. Also assumin
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   > The way they close and limit accounts can basically determine which businesses in a specific industry are successful I think it used to be this way but now with the concentration of e-commerce with Amazon and Shopify (and most other si
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Thanks a lot! Starts at 25:30 for anyone curious. > We were recording the core dumps [...] We didn't look at this
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   (2017) (I was pretty sure I already read this)
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Japan has an anti-immigration policy as far as I know. Seems like it's actually slowly getting better because of the increasing elderly population https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Japan
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    You can use disposable phone numbers to receive text messages
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Apple introduced Dark Mode expecting all major websites to maintain some CSS just for a small percentage of macOS users. I don't think it's going to happen (and it's not happening)
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Also, I think Eric Schmidt was not close to other Googlers ideologically, especially the founders.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Earth*. Also (2014): https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you This is what probably triggered to re-print of old news: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1091080660100440065
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Like a lot of people mentioned, there are some obvious shortcomings. What I really like is all the thoughts are original ideas the author came up for this render. So many amazing little details.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > 0.59% I researched it and most sites seem to agree on the fact that at least 4% of websites are sex-related, seems a lot more realistic to me. I think the study is classifying normal sex-related websites as "Content" and porn
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    He did look for domains with MX records in his study > Mail (2.6% or ~3.5 million) > Any domain not in any other category, but with MX DNS records (for email), I categorized as Mail. I did not attempt to see if the mail server was wor
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    It's confusing with Rails, because integration tests are now system tests, and the kind of integration tests described in this article are named controller and requests tests.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    80% of the article is unrelated images and self-promotion but some of the content is quite good.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    This was amazing! So many gems in this talk ;)
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    WSJ seems like they try to find every excuse possible to pick on Tesla
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    From archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20190131000036/https://lemire.me...
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Could be some rogue employee, could be a legitimate employee under constraints / influence of an organization, etc. The NSA tried to do it with Linux quite a few times.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Nice! Published one hour after my comment and it's their top front page article.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Seems like a great way to start out and experiment with a GraphQL API. It just seems like it would miss a lot of GraphQL features.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I see this as a start of a political battle between Apple and Facebook (maybe Google too with their Screenwise Meter app). First Facebook tries to push the limit of what Apple would deem acceptable. Then Apple pushes back and show that it&#
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Great find! I hope Techcrunch and others will write similar articles about this app.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Google really needs to clean up the Play Store of all sorts of malwares and spywares.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > I would say is pretty fair and based on today’s events everyone affected could be eligible for 25% discount on their bill as the service credit for breaching 99.9% SLA is 25% https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Maybe California will have something better than third-world electrical infrastructure (quasi inexistent interruptions, secure, underground cables, etc.)
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    The only new bit of information I learned from this article is Google's Trickuri project: https://github.com/chromium/trickuri It contains all sorts of interesting test cases to test how various URIs are displaye