emorse

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by emorse 9y ago
I don't know, they had several well defined constraints and you don't know what a library is doing under the covers without spending some time with it. A proof of concept engine exploration is different than an app with 100,000 si
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by emorse 9y ago
Like you said, it was a one-time project that wasn't incredibly complex and just needed a one time deployment. And they had UI guys who generally knew what they wanted to and how to do it. I think it would probably have taken them more
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by emorse 9y ago
As far as this discussion goes, I think that code is documentation. If you need to figure out how something works, going directly to the automation code will give you the right answer. If the code is difficult to understand, that's mor
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by emorse 10y ago
Just to be clear, the $5 is a one time charge to be able submit extensions to their store, not a charge for users to download extensions. I think it's a good solution to help keep pure garbage from being uploaded... if you upload somet
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by emorse 10y ago
May not be true as unsupervised learning improves.
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by emorse 10y ago
I feel like it would be easier to find staff that knows or is interested in using AWS over GCE, and that can be more important than $X extra dollars a month. Sometimes, the right solution is the most practical solution, not the most optimiz
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Is it fair to test students during Ramadan?(medium.com)
1 points by emorse 10y ago|0 comments
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by emorse 10y ago
He's talking about how he personally found it.
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by emorse 10y ago
Sounds like the offer expires tomorrow.
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by emorse 10y ago
I don't think he was commenting on the non-funded company nature making it a 'life-style business', but on the OP comment that he didn't want to be busier as a result of funding.
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by emorse 10y ago
I like tumblr's api