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by indigoviolet 7y ago
This is great. Would love to see an import from twitter/reddit subs feature in the extension.
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
what is the page/app?
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2011/10/dart-language-for-str...
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
Come talk to us at Facebook. We try very hard in our culture to avoid the bad things you mention above. Send me a message (my contact information is on my profile). http://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-Facebook-EI_IE4...
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
user_id:389472984 isn't anonymized. Aggregated and anonymized data means, "gender:male ages:18-34"
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Software Design Glossary by Kent Beck of Extreme Programming fame (facebook.com)
3 points by indigoviolet 15y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Timeline vs Google+: Vision = Product Manifestation(b.akumar.me)
2 points by indigoviolet 15y ago|0 comments
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
This is an excellent point, let me pass that on to the platform permissions people.
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2320770&cid=367...
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
Interesting. I'll file a bug. Thanks for the info.
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
I'm curious, what browser/OS are you using? Your screenshots look different from my view of the site, specifically, the text is either displaced or enlarged in your screenshots, making it look weird.
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
The spirit of that slogan is more like "Move fast and don't be afraid to disrupt established patterns". The intention is to give employees licence to think out of the box and try out lots of new ideas, without being bogged down by what has
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Facebook launches new feedback metrics for apps, changes enforcement process(developers.facebook.com)
23 points by indigoviolet 15y ago|0 comments
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by indigoviolet 15y ago
134 points, 76 comments, and maybe 3 of them critically examining the methodology :/
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Facebook Facial Recognition: undeserved outrage?(blogs.forbes.com)
1 points by indigoviolet 15y ago|0 comments
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Actually, we're mostly the mouth, teeth and tongue of Big Brother. Which He then uses to eat babies. And His teeth are sharp indeed.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
You're perhaps right. Of course, these people are on things like Facebook, Twitter and blogs and if you can narrow down age, gender, location and medical condition, you might be able to correlate with public posts. You can also look for spe
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Oooh. This is just begging for a privacy firestorm when someone de-anonymizes the data, which I'm guessing won't be super hard given the kind of medical features they'd need to provide to make this task useful.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
I think you'll find py-yajl to be faster than any of the other Python JSON modules: https://github.com/rtyler/py-yajl
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
A bandersnatch ate the anti-hacking chip we'd installed.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
This is a possibility, I'd have to ask around to see it is the case. If so, I apologize for the snarky tone in my first comment.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
http://www.facebook.com/search.php?q=foo 'Web Results' in the left hand column. I agree with you about emphasis/focus.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
That box searches the web. It even uses Bing.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
You know what would be cool? If the author went to www.facebook.com, found the rather prominent input box on top called 'Search', and tried putting something in it. There's a lot that can be improved, but Facebook already has a search engin
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Thanks, that's cool. I'll post it on our team group.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Sorry I didn't respond earlier. We work on basically any data-analysis-intensive part of the site, including basic research into what people are using the site for, how features proliferate, deduping and disambiguation on the graph, machine
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Not sure why, but I didn't get your message on Facebook.
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
(I work on this team at Facebook) There are definitely sensitive issues, but IMO the limiting factor to putting out more cool analyses is that packaging these up for public consumption takes time and effort, and there is a _lot_ on our plat
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
It's interesting how noone wants to actually respond to the arguments that Mike Vernal is making, instead resorting to the equivalent of "Facebook is evil, how dare they say they aren't!".
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by indigoviolet 16y ago
Why can't you just get them from Gmail?

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