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dilly_li

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    Comment #36794319

    Wait, Facebook's whatsapp is also end-to-end encrypted, right?

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    Comment #36792471

    What's your plan to make money? How long is your run way?

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    Comment #35940137

    Nice! Can you add an option to make the beep nonstop whenever the posture is poor? A single beep sound might not be strong enough for me to notice.

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    Comment #30203505

    Looking forward to it! On 1 vs many,I think its totally reasonable to start with 1 given you are a small team. If you force yourself with high standard (which takes lots of extra p…

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    I love your tool for trimming down interview videos from Zoom! However, recently I updated my recording setup with a new platform. Now I have separate video tracks for each partici…

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    I think that's probably because Apple doesn't even know that backroads existed so Apple Maps couldn't optimize the route. If Apple Maps had knew those backroards, they would probab…

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    Why not increase the price per unit? The dilemma around open sourcing versus big (medium?) company taking advantages of such permissive licenses is more and more common these days.…

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    Comment #26793371

    This. If you are not willing to learn the basic BST to prep for an interview, what's to say about you on your new job?

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    "Beeper has two ways of enabling Android, Windows and Linux users to use iMessage: we send each user a Jailbroken iPhone with the Beeper app installed which bridges to iMessage, or…

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    Comment #25852550

    i.e. all the folks who are using a macbook from work -- I don't think that's a small fraction.

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    Well, most companies run background checks which would reveal all the short and long jobs. At that point, you would still need to explain it somehow.

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    Reading all the "improvement" table of content reminds me why I left Linux. > Here’s my guide for how to improve the Linux desktop experience: Distro, Battery life, Scaling, Mouse,…

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    > I switched approach and instead applied for a tourist visa. I paid 160 USD, filled in a ridiculous amount of information about me and my past travels over the last 15 years and I…

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    Comment #24804445

    Why are so many replies under this post shown in faded gray?

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    Comment #24734153

    Nifty! Do you plan to use those commit history in any way? Is it just for bookkeeping?

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    In my limited times with Paypal with scam-like charges, Paypal never approves my request. On the other hand, all my credits card companies, Citi/Chase/etc. approved my similar requ…

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    Comment #24219494

    Is there a workflow tool that’s designed with micro service in mind? My particular use case: - several workers process the data on the workers’ local threads - several workers serv…

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    Thank you for the argument. Indeed I haven't thought about the fact that most people will not reach management level, not to mention VP or CXO level. I guess another way to phrase …

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    I agree with the thesis of this post. Take a step back. A more objective fact is that most CEOs/CTOs reached their positions not because they optimized the two-year role jumping. I…