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by halfjew22 6y ago
>How in the world did you get iMessage to work on Android and Windows? >This was a tough one to figure out! Beeper has two ways of enabling Android, Windows and Linux users to use iMessage: we send each user a Jailbroken iPhone with t
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by halfjew22 6y ago
Would love to help with small features. I love NextJS and your product. Already using it with some ideas for minor tweaks! Let me know if you'd like any help. My Github is https://github.com/technoplato
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by halfjew22 6y ago
One suggestion having just started using the site (AND LOVING IT) is to enable a "don't progress until correct mode" that way you don't miss a string of characters at a time. LMK if this is already a thing or if you are
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by halfjew22 6y ago
It's like saying a boat's wake slows down the boat. Sometimes you've just got to wonder what people are thinking
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by halfjew22 6y ago
And in today's "Pompous Commenter That Didn't Read the Article News": >But while logging helps with investigations, only alarms or constant reviews can turn logs into something that can prevent breaches.
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by halfjew22 6y ago
Well, to be fair, the judge in the dissenting position (1/5) freed the 3 retweeters from blame because they did not cut off the photographer's name, but rather Twitter did in order to fit the aspect ratio displayed within the appl
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by halfjew22 6y ago
I only see one reply remotely regarding Activites and Fragments and it's just asking what problems you had. It should be pretty obvious to anyone that's tinkered with Android that the whole battle between which to choose is ridicu
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by halfjew22 6y ago
Work in play, heh... Silly puns aside though, I definitely agree with your viewpoint.
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by halfjew22 6y ago
> Bezos isn't any different than anyone else here, really. Maybe someone will get to him to be kind I just can't help but think that this is an incredibly naive model of how corporations function. I'm not saying I disagree
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by halfjew22 8y ago
This all seems well and good. However, I'd like to point out something that doesn't sit well with me. Spotify uses this same kind of extraction mechanism on the artists that use its platform. The complaint loop is complete. We hav
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by halfjew22 8y ago
https://youtu.be/ermZKgG4htU >But what is most strikingly original about Wittgenstein’s account in the Tractatus is his drawing out of the implications – which are to a degree disturbing – of this conception. One implica
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by halfjew22 8y ago
And is certainly a reflection of people's lack of REAL confidence in themselves. This, combined with our ironically deteriorating ability to communicate in a digital age is leading down not such a bright road.
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Rather than downvote, can someone point out why they dislike this comment? On an article on Wittgenstein's honest and fluid thinking style, I posted something similar to what the current top comment has described as the most interestin
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by halfjew22 8y ago
I completely agree with your sentiment on our thoughts. They aren't neat and tidy. People like to pretend they are, but this simply isn't true. It's also interesting to think about exactly where these thoughts come from. Wher
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by halfjew22 8y ago
I've been told on exactly one count that my thought process echoes Wittgenstein. Here's a recording of the comment as kind of a proof of why I think this is interesting to do. Very Meta. Watch Community of you enjoy this kind of t
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Hey Nathan! I’m working on creating a website that is somewhat similar by much more wide scale that uses a pattern similar to this. Email me at lustig@knophy.com if you’re interested in chatting. The idea has tremendous potential and I’m ne
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Couldn’t find another way to address your note at the bottom of the tumblr post. Inquiry posted below: Hey Ivan, just saw your repl video on the other page. Cool work! I'm working on technology that will revolutionize many industries.
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Hey me too! A while ago I was looking st trying to figure out how to hack something like this together myself when I came across what is now one of my top thre apps: Otter. Sounds like a shill and I don’t really care. I’m a premium member w
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by halfjew22 8y ago
I’ve got to commend you for actively responding to feedback in an unbiased way. Some seem not to gel with the wording you’ve used for your website, but you’ve put lots of work in and your passion and honesty show through the feedback and re
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by halfjew22 8y ago
I’ve been designing a new business model that is a positive sum game for all players. I’m sick of these rent seeking fee grabbing antiquated ideas prevailing just because “that’s how it’s always been done” I truly respect your efforts and w
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Are you interested in publishing those archives? I assume they aren’t in the Creative Commons completely but maybe the ones that are? Reason I ask is because I’m creating a website where users can be paid for demonstrating competency in con
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by halfjew22 8y ago
I’m working on a new business model associated with knophy.com that will allow you to leave work as is while still earning compensation for your efforts. The prototype is being put together live at knophy.com and while it may not appear obv
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by halfjew22 8y ago
If this is a community reference I’m going to be very happy.
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Wouldn’t the labor theory of value HAVE to have taken into account not only the work (physics term) but also the “velocity” of the work? In other words, the utility of the work. Running four laps on a quarter mile track gets you nowhere (sa
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Blair, I’m working on exactly the solution you’ve alluded to in your post. Knophy.com is going to change the way we think about monetizing content. I haven’t posted on SHOWHN yet as I’m not quite finished with the prototype, but check it ou
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by halfjew22 8y ago
GraphQL :) Not attempting to be snide, this sentiment echoes exactly what GraphQL solves.
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by halfjew22 8y ago
Great advice. Side note: To humor you, I clicked the bloated web expecting to see how large the web had grown with unimportant projects and whatnot. After clicking through to disable adblock, I thought to myself, "What the FUCK is this