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liviu
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About liviu
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Comment #15785264
Yeah, I saw that. It seems that the algorithm was trained and optimised only for that video. Person, bike, suitcase, tie, chair, cellphone.
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Comment #15677948
me, too. i have an old phone, and i keep it just for few people to call me only if its need. i don't call others, i hate phones.
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Comment #12835356
Disappointed by the new Macbook? Try the old Macbook.
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Comment #11330832
16GB is enought for me. I don't watch movies, I don't listen to much music and I don't install apps. Just a phone with some basic apps and internet connections. I also think 4 inch…
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Comment #11203317
Full stack developer Location: Romania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Redux, Meteor, Electron, NodeJS, Obj-C/Swift, Java, C++, Linux, Docker, Hadoop, Mong…
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Comment #11073219
They also have a nice RethinkDB storage connector and search provider. [0] - https://github.com/deepstreamIO/deepstream.io-storage-rethin... [1] - https://github.com/deepstreamIO/d…
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Comment #10953345
Like Patrick Naughton (Java creator) beeing a pedophile? But instead of 13-year-old girl it was an FBI agent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Naughton#Sex_crime_arr...
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Comment #10883307
I thought that the Chameleon project is dead. I studied the source code a few years ago.
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Comment #10762953
Same thing for the http://piratebrowser.com
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Comment #10636472
He believe too much in this urban myth.
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Comment #10260861
They are using some, but not all, features supported by Babel to compile ES6/ES2015 syntax to ES5.
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Comment #10240903
I'm using deepstream.io for a project and it works well so far. It has some extra features like distribuited RPC calls, realtime search provider and transforming outgoing data.
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Comment #10127982
We are talking here about Safari content blocking. iAd ads are not displayed in Safari, they are for native applications and you can display ads from whatever publisher you want in…
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Comment #10014861
I read some answers on this article in the past weeks. Some interesting links: http://blog.lmorchard.com/2015/07/22/the-verge-web-sucks/ https://twitter.com/satefan/status/62322623…
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Comment #10008747
Many eastern countries was traded away for Greece at Yalta :) "Greece was to be portioned 90/10 to the West, while Romania was to be divided 90/10 in favour of the USSR" See more a…
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Comment #10008476
You are lucky that your country have not endured Soviet occupation like other states in Eastern Europe. Event today the economical and social signs are clearly visible on those sta…
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Comment #9893905
I used Ludei in past. Works great. [0] - https://www.ludei.com/showcase/
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Comment #9889697
Hi, while I got your point and mostly I agree with you, I just have a question. Now when WebGL is widely adopted why you can create your games using that technology? Or even compil…
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Comment #9825445
Not really. In a real-case scenario React-extended components stays in "components" directory and is not to hard to be aware that is react-extended component. But yes, I got your p…
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Comment #9824083
"Recommend using .jsx extension for React components, rather than .js" I like .js over .jsx because I can require/import without explicit extension. import Foo from './Foo'; vs imp…
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Comment #9743553
This time has nothing to do with journalism, this is just a Norton campaign[0]. I think they present these scammers as "hackers" (or cyber criminals) only to scare some people, hop…
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Comment #9741276
Because most of them are just crackers. They use exploits found by real hackers.
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Comment #9698953
Good move for Apple and end users. BTW, AdBlock is the most popular extension for Safari OSX. https://extensions.apple.com