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Comment #3913720
That operation also needs to be async itself, and ultimately it needs to be implemented as running on a separate execution queue. Yes, but this is the relatively easy bit. It's wri…
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Comment #3084711
The article literally states that the prototype screening facility will use ethnicity as an indicator Personally, I'm going to need more evidence than "an article on the Internet m…
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Comment #3084696
The real problem is that it presupposes thought-crime. The problem with that is that it's hysterical bullshit, and implies that people will be prosecuted for thoughts . This is a t…
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Comment #3079902
"I didn’t know Steve. I never met him. I never worked for him. I never even got one of his famous one-liner email responses." 204 upvotes on HN.
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Comment #3077717
Doesn't work on any of the three browsers on my laptop - presumably it works on Apple's browser. Kudos to Apple on going the extra mile there.
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Comment #3066048
> The point isn't that the keyboard is bad, the point is that the keyboard is excruciatingly bad. You're talking about a device with a D-pad, and no touch screen. That's how keyboa…
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Comment #3056665
No sarcasm. I have read good books (I think), but am pretty sure that they didn't modify my personality. Normally they result in a couple of days of thinking "wow, that was a good …
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Comment #3056158
Don't worry, I'm not going to get all Christina Aguilera on your ass. Anyway, I do admire your ambition at attempting something a little different from the 'guys chatting' norm.
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Comment #3056056
Changes in these traits ... were larger in magnitude than changes typically observed in healthy adults over decades of life experiences, the scientists say. Clearly most people don…
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Comment #3052421
I tried this podcast once - found it embarassingly pretentious, with terrible musical interludes set too high in the mix. Conery's speaking style really rubbed me up the wrong way.…
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Comment #3049625
Sorry. I've read your comment a couple of times and am unable to make any sense of it. Win32 is a (dated, clunky) API for writing GUIs (in part). "OS-layer" is babble in this conte…
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Comment #3048347
2. API ties windows to threads What UI APIs are there that don't have a concept of UI thread(s)? Coming from Windows, I'm used to UI work needing to be done on a UI thread. I rando…
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Comment #3039720
Well, I guess my digi-wallet asking me if I want to order groceries is slightly less weird than my internet-fridge going ahead and doing it without asking. Still, I'm not convinced…
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Comment #3038722
Have you tried the app No I haven't - I've just used the 'standard' Android barcode scanner. So now I feel a bit sheepish given that I may have over-egged the pudding with that lit…
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Comment #3038638
And let me explain how Barcode Scanner (or something like it) combined with Google Wallet will make my life as a consumer more productive Yep, this will really speed things up. Ins…
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Comment #3024134
Origo can talk and write blog posts. Lose that functionality and the price should drop considerably.
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Comment #3021484
I remember Google having reported various problems with their app store in the past, so the accusation is not valid, at least with respect to what we're discussing here.
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