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blueish

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About blueish

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    Comment #21149556

    Some people may not see the use case, but the popularity of SNAP has shown that there is a user base for this product. What's interesting to me is Facebook's decision to completely…

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    Comment #20585982

    Location: Seattle Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes, ideally West Coast Technologies: Javascript (React + some Angular 1), Python, Java, Go Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in…

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    Comment #20010760

    From my memory, this is meant to be more introductory material for people first learning computer science, rather than a guide for people who are attempting to learn a lisp. My sch…

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    Comment #19662664

    Speaking as someone who's graduating this year, I wasn't exposed to it at all in my undergrad. I might be covered in one or two upper levels, but I hadn't heard of it until taking …

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    Comment #18280701

    You can remove Pocket from the address bar. All you do is right click it and the only option shows up as "Remove from address bar", so you don't have to stare at the reminder if yo…

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    Comment #17560762

    I think that'd be an even harder behavior for the ai to come to though, since they'd have to recognize those benefits for the other team and their origin, and then finding that tak…

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    Comment #17560127

    I'm surprised they felt confident enough to lift a lot of the restrictions so soon. A lot of them seemed like big game changers I wouldn't expect the ai to be able to exploit so ea…

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    Comment #17503481

    I had a conversation with a friend about this, and the outcome was the idea that BGP could be extended with functionality for this case. There needs to be a way to brand "negative"…

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    Comment #17259690

    From my memory, creates an object, gets all the other active nodes in the cluster, moves them to that node and then back to the original node, showcasing the object passing feature…

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    Comment #17259664

    I recently took a compilers course from Hutchinson, and he talked a bit about the design behind object passing in Emerald from a compilers point of view, how once you have garbage …

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    Comment #16330420

    Here's the link to the github repo, since the article didn't mention it: https://github.com/h1x0rz3r0/iBoot

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    Comment #16266916

    I wouldn't call it hand wringing, as I think all the points were valid, but yes, the employee sent out the message he intended to (the real alert over the test alert).

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    Comment #16077105

    I think the article addressed those points rather well. It highlighted the fact that Glover wasn't the only one doing these things, but his unique position made him a supplier for …

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    Comment #15486759

    Silicon Valley ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_Valley )

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    Comment #15344885

    Interesting, I have an opposing viewpoint. I'm living in Vancouver, and don't have a car. The car2go system is very useful here, as great as transit is, it's hard to head home late…

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    Comment #15313143

    I've been using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.hidroh.materialistic For my day to day browsing. It has a pretty fully fledged feature set, including saving…

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    Comment #13414540

    It'll be interesting to see if they decide to go back to it. Knowing Apple, they will most likely keep the touch bar, but it might be the case that they decide to add it back after…

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    Comment #13367847

    > because everyone said I should. Why? Wisdom tooth removal is still surgery, and you and your dentist should have been the ones to decide on whether it was necessary or not. If th…