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beal

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    Comment #33505906

    Outside the us carriers continued to charge for sms

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    Comment #32927018

    What's more likely, Google break their commitment or they provide extra patches past their commitment.

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    Comment #30641791

    I did a similar thing with the air gradient diy kit. That these are pi based run full Linux and allow changes over time is is really compelling.

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    Comment #17417153

    It is current year and Django is still very relevant in web development.

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    Comment #17312356

    Tesla has pushed the needle but the automotive was trending towards electric before Tesla. How much energy have the on grid batteries saved? It isn't an outlandish thing to say tha…

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    Comment #17256371

    There is a lot of effort being spent measuring what is very rarely a performance bottleneck in web applications.

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    Comment #17201104

    Seems analogous to say it's stealing TV when you don't watch the commercials, or clipping out ads before reading a paper? It doesn't make sense. I have control over what code is ru…

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    Comment #16888185

    Article seems like its a thinly veiled ad.

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    Comment #16805838

    I think it eventually does get deleted. > Compaction is an online operation which reclaims the space used by the deleted and duplicate needles (needles with the same key). It creat…

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    Comment #16532305

    Finally I can write Python libraries that are as good as those created by google.

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    Comment #16335622

    If the property is more valuable there is no bubble. I do agree some lenders might get this wrong, but an overall increase is pretty reasonable I think.

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    Comment #16334885

    I think AirBnB would be a force to help people keep their housing, driving rents up but allowing people flexibility to generate more income if they are falling back. I'm interested…

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    Comment #16179950

    I'd like to hear from anyone that is using snaps. I'm currently using Ubuntu 17.10 and have heard of them but haven't noticed them anywhere. Is it something I should consider using…

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    Comment #15925814

    The hyperbole around NN on here and reddit has been annoying. My network carrier already does some anti net neutral things that I like. I do think the market for ISPs has failed. R…

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    Comment #15863744

    I think the point is that if the system is based on trust, you can't necessarily trust the system.

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    Comment #15612617

    Yep. I am pretty left leaning on environmental and economic issues. But the tax credit from the start was a redistribution of wealth upwards. A side effect being that more hybrid c…

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    Comment #15562531

    Not the same thing.

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    Comment #15542016

    I think the NLP was what much of the hype was about though?

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    Comment #15509102

    Most of my ride sharing has been booked through their integration with google maps app

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    Comment #14720216

    There are differences between sexes and because of this there are some ways that laws etc should treat them differently. This does not extend to a fucking programming job.

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    Comment #14463848

    I think what he's saying is that there are a subset of companies that no matter how successful they get, they are not in a market to ever be worth 10 billion.

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    Comment #13699875

    Not sure a self selected group of college aged kids really counts as an effective sample to qualify that 'by far most devs use macOS'

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    Comment #13445528

    Would just take a little icon saying so. A lot of dev communities seem to be pretty ubiquitously mac these days. I wonder if it's a side effect.