hacktothefuture

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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Very nice! Even those of us who don't consider ourselves "budding" have plenty to learn here.
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
This! 100% this. I loved phases 1-4. Then 5 hit and horror show. I realized quickly that I was building kludgy extraction routines to get the reports/metrics I needed. Once the horrible process became unmanageable I would have gla
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Would love to read more about this. A cursory search didn't reveal anything obvious, can you point me in a direction to read more?
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Thanks for a great write up! Looks like you covered the topic fairly and objectively. Coming from the Java/.Net world where framework stability and documentation have always been a priority the items covered in this piece have always
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Great advice! Exactly what I'm doing as we speak after reading this. I'm such a cheerleader for Google but after hearing about this a few times its starting to scare the crap out of me. F that. Not a good idea to let a multi-n
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
This! I recently decided to try out Bing purely to see if comparing the results of both engines resulted in disparities like I had seen in the past. I was presently surprised to see that Bing results were pretty much on par with Google in
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Purely for academic reasons of course, why is Bing better suited for this purpose?
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Can you explain this one please?
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
This was my initial thought as well but I remembered listening to this podcast and I think it touches on this idea and expands on it. http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/07/22/487069271/epi
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Come on. I've never heard (no one has) the phrase, "don't eat lettuce". I've heard don't eat processed carbs, don't eat bread, don't eat pasta, don't eat simple sugars, don't eat potatoes.
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
This is pretty wrong. Take a look: http://www.precisionnutrition.com/regular-vs-sweet-potatoes
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
I've worked so far away from the metal for such a long time but I still find these types of articles so interesting even though I only understand a small fraction of the info. Its amazing to think the levels of abstraction which are in
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
100% agree but they have to be careful with the idea that "It's smart to invest in what sells right now... "! The story is so reminiscent of Kodak. Huge 'titanic' of a ship that saw the writing on the wall, actuall
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by hacktothefuture 9y ago
Great question. This is a cause for concern for me as well.
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
Great start! Looks good works well. Can't wait to see more.
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
Nope. Anybody who has lost weight can confirm eating less results in fat (and some muscle) loss.
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
I agree with you! This is how I found VueJS when someone made a similar, tangentially related post which was essentially, "Yea but I like VueJS much better for reason x". It exposed me to something I didn't know about.
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
I would love to see those!
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
THIS!
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
Great work! I like Material but this looks super slick and it feels like the documentation is more understandable. The design is really clean. I will consider this heavily when we upgrade our current ng1 app. Well done.
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by hacktothefuture 10y ago
"Nonsense", to the other responses to your question, the 5X camera (along with the 6P) is outstanding! I consistently "out-shoot" friends with the iPhone in side by side photo situations. This usually involves low ligh