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davars
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Comment #38025232
It boggles my mind that Apple’s market position allows it to pocket $18 billion a year in pure rent for this real estate on its platform and the company paying is the one that gets…
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Comment #16911881
I just started using godo [1] and I like it so far. Implement tasks in Go, bash, or the provided wrappers around os/exec. Biggest advantage over a generic tool like Make is that yo…
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Comment #16073845
By downloading a shared key over TLS rather than the provider's public key? No difference from the perspective of the token consumer. From the perspective of they token generator, …
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Comment #16070854
Also, issuing servers and verifying servers don't even need to be part of the same organization, allowing you to outsource credential management (see Auth0, Firebase Authentication…
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Comment #12104278
Printed last Tuesday: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/07/12/world/europe/recep-tayy...
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Comment #8012374
Beats has a track record of producing consumer electronics that are accepted as fashionable. The iPhone already blurs the line between tool and accessory and it spends most of its …
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Comment #4958248
So the code to load the videos came in under 100KB. How large were the videos themselves?
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Comment #1702064
What if you covered existing skyscrapers with hydroponic trellises?
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Comment #1548176
As someone who typically has a Clojure repl handy, I found it convenient to be able to copy-and-paste and play around with the model.
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Comment #946637
Honest question, does AT&T inform customers living in areas without 3G coverage of that fact when selling them an iPhone 3G?
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Comment #910380
Even with msttcorefonts installed?
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Comment #761587
Appealing when presented in the abstract, but I have nightmarish visions of such a system. On the one hand, you'd further motivate those consumers who were already likely to avoid …
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Comment #727299
At least it's Clojure and not SciPy :)
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Comment #721423
It doesn't. Objects imply state and a set of methods to mutate that state, which is incompatible with Clojure's immutable-by-default design. Instead it provides tools that facilita…