xtx23

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by xtx23 10y ago
The reason why services and devices can't be totally separated as gunpowders and paint is software. Apple's recent software qualities have been facing many challenges and varied user feedbacks, Apple Map, Siri, FinalCut update, Ne
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by xtx23 11y ago
the author is just too sensitive in online discussions. One could simply dismiss your idea for being a nerd, gay, or sounds like a woman even if you are a guy. There is nothing that excludes a guy from the same snub behavior thrown by troll
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by xtx23 11y ago
Let's say FBI has those backdoors they want, how can they make sure that the terrorists won't take advantage of those backdoors? When they can just allow China to come in and steal U.S government worker's data like http:&#x
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by xtx23 11y ago
so...concede defeat 'cause some engineers using the tech wrong or like the tech to be used certain? Who's to say how the web is supposed to be? Some comments above mention about loading 100+ assets for a Phonegap app...why would y
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by xtx23 11y ago
for micro vs. monolithic, why does it have to be versus decision? "I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail."
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by xtx23 12y ago
isn't this just mostly a copy of Prepros: http://alphapixels.com/prepros/ :/
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by xtx23 12y ago
making anti-tesla looks like supporting everything that is wrong with establishment and patent system is exactly the kind of connection he wants people to make. Just another PR gimmick there.
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by xtx23 12y ago
When "Jennifer Lawrence Sports A Goatee On Jimmy Fallon" is top news on Buzzfeed, you know it'll def be very interesting for a long day.
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by xtx23 12y ago
If content providers only tailor their views toward reader sentiment, what you will end up with is a self-pleasing knowledge bubble in which you rule out anything that doesn't please you as non-existence. That's more of a social d
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by xtx23 12y ago
So why isn't internet an utility?
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by xtx23 12y ago
if they have Google's OCR tech, it would have been much better than it is. Wonder if Google ever thought about making a cloud OCR api product. it would align with their goals.
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by xtx23 12y ago
yeah, makes sense. what you are saying sounds like this " http://nyti.ms/1i1l7f9" or retro reports " http://nyti.ms/1lwoYPh" that they have been trying, i think.
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by xtx23 12y ago
It is kinda interesting that it mentioned Gawker repackaging and archive without any mention of the new Timesmachine, http://timesmachine.nytimes.com , which is "a better job of resurfacing archival content."
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by xtx23 12y ago
Times seems to have more mobile content already though...not entirely in one format.
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by xtx23 13y ago
why would they use go, a language aimed at building scalable web services to build a game is puzzling...I am not sure if people who made that decision actually knows what they are doing. Many open source libs and system-level linux librarie
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by xtx23 14y ago
any link to the original article?
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by xtx23 14y ago
'cause if you aren't super successful or hardcore at it, you will reach a point of diminishing returns of things. Your peers in other professions will catch up to you in term of pay when you are 30~40. You will lose time to families, and tr
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by xtx23 15y ago
really don't think "push" is that hard to do...
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by xtx23 15y ago
Don't think you'd be required to know everything about quantum physics to program a quantum computer, just like you aren't required to be a electrical engineer to be a decent programmer. But if you are talking about a lifelong contribution
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by xtx23 15y ago
I believe that you can't really learn Java through reading. You'd better served if you try to port some of your old code to Java so you have a purpose. Java's spec can span to thousand of pages, so an overview book can be either too thick o