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eungyu

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About eungyu

writes for loops and while loops that scale.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #25339155

    Security signals are weak in nature. Instead of triaging them as one-offs, can we turn them into force multipliers?

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    Comment #15421316

    1995: I’ll a-im you 2000: I’ll send it over msn 2005: I’ll text ya 2010: Skype that over 2015: Did you get my slack RIP AIM

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    Comment #15414230

    Considering it's 2010, I'll admit there are some good parts. But it's distracted like hell.

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    Comment #15365570

    I also like that you don't need to be a literate person to assemble their furniture (wordless instructions).

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    Comment #15159659

    I just hope we don't sling shot back to individualistic ownership driven economy (as opposed to sharing economy). Sincerely hoping that after the dust settles there is a tiny bit o…

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    Comment #10504457

    This completes Docker.

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    Comment #8236091

    I think it may not be a long time until we realize that achieving fully cognizant AI would be faster than covering all these corner cases in somewhat hard coded logic.

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    Comment #6594367

    OS X Prices by Version - http://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/osx-pr...

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    Comment #4905823

    Does mail apps matter any more especially if it's for a specific brand? I think people are increasing growing accustomed to unified mails and imaps.

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    Comment #4891110

    couldn't agree more

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    Comment #4890823

    If the aim was to design something modern and minimalistic , the fading gradient at the end of letter 'C' somewhat destroys the point. Clear boundaries would improve the clarity an…

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    Comment #4886122

    I was stating my personal experience and how different it is from what the numbers suggest. I am sorry hear that you had to generalize on your own.

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    Comment #4885957

    I am not in doubt about these statistics, but the perceived reality is far from what Google is trying to suggest. From my personal experience G+ is still a ghost town (as far as se…

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    Comment #4883320

    I thought it was very odd that Google inserted this paragraph in the beginning of a feature announcement blog post. I think it only reaffirms the inferiority complex of G+ by expli…

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    Comment #4867388

    I would be surprised to see this call service take off. Isn't the whole notion of using social network like LinkedIn (asynchronously) phone call (synchronous and disrupting) altern…

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    Comment #4864383

    I would love to see Duracell or Energizer jump into the competition given that their business may have significant impact once these devices are out. I know I, for one, will throw …

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    Comment #4863935

    If this was a pure PR move, then Apple might have announced and shown the factory, people, facility some time ago.

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    Comment #4863902

    Thinness vs upgradability! Such a huge tradeoff. I really don't see the point in making desktop products super thin (there by making it inaccessible). Thinness is probably one of t…

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    Comment #4850852

    Indeed! Better quote from the article would be: storytelling is the only way to plant ideas into other people’s minds. This is way easier than recursively going into someone's drea…

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    Comment #4846548

    There are many attempts at making compact houses. I think the genius of this house is in making it narrow (short-width) without compromising the length, which makes it actually hab…

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    Comment #4845684

    Nice hack (although I would put this in the category of 'workaround'). The idea is cool, but I can already imagine all sorts of debugging nightmares with this approach. To begin wi…

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