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	[content] => <b>Google's QR code experiment is now concluded</b>. I guess there are security risks such as the credibility of the QR code presented or temporary access to an unlocked phone. Hopefully the essence of the idea remains sound and will return harder and stronger.<br /><br />I set up a HN thread if anyone's interested: <a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3474407" >http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3474407</a><br /><br />Thanks <span class="proflinkWrapper"><span class="proflinkPrefix">+</span><a href="https://plus.google.com/101983805366703550209" class="proflink" oid="101983805366703550209">Filip Oščádal</a></span> for spotting it and noting the security risks from the thread yesterday!
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	[content] => "Not yet in circles" is a sort option here. It really wants to be an independent checkbox alongside the sort dropdown. And if it was a checkbox, I'd certainly use it...I'd want it on when I'm looking at people who've circled me and therefore wanting to sort on something like relevance.<br /> #plusfeedback
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	[content] => _I will add two more API terms that rile me... <br />Definition : don't tell me it defines something... tell me what it defines.... better yet remove definition (I.e. EmailSendDefinition)<br />Object : don't tell me it is an object. I know everything anyway... what is it that the object does? (I.e. DataObject)_<br /><br />Similar antipattern to Definition is Spec and Config, those prefixes can often be dropped.<br /><br />This is all of unhealthy interest to me. I once created Programmasaurus, that is all.<br /><br />/via <span class="proflinkWrapper"><span class="proflinkPrefix">+</span><a href="https://plus.google.com/117980301433662740196" class="proflink" oid="117980301433662740196">Dale McCrory</a></span><br /><a href="https://plus.google.com/117980301433662740196/posts/LsNGUzBevyn" >https://plus.google.com/117980301433662740196/posts/LsNGUzBevyn</a>
	(Can't share it as his comment is a share.)<br />#devexp #codingInTheSmall
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	[title] => JSON results from Google Plus API look like this: \u003cb\u003eSmartwatches\u003c/b\u003e\u003cbr...
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	[content] => Today's API weasel word is "context". "context" is usually a cop-out whose odour implies the lack of a decent conceptual model or metaphor. Or even more fun, design-by-committee.<br /><br />I think the one time it's maybe not too bad is if it means "a variable representing the entire state here/now" like if you're writing a compiler where the whole state must be pushed onto a stack. Even so, avoid.<br /><br />#devexp
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	[content] => After extended bouts of highlighting and note-taking on Kindle, while reading the excellent Rails Anti-Patterns, I'm suddenly reading things in the browser and feeling the urge to highlight and note-take. (You know, like when you think you can cut-and-paste things in real life? That.)<br /><br />So I'm now on the lookout for a good note-taking/highlighting exension. Diigo is the only one that springs to mind, any recommendations?
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	remember this url: https://accounts.google.com/sesame . next t...
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	[annotation] => It seems universities are poised to go through a similar double-whammy effect as newspapers: supply-side competition from the likes of codecademy/khan/etc, not to mention their own open learning programs; combined with weaker demand due to competing signals, <a href="http://e.gl" class="ot-anchor">e.gl</a> Github/StackOverflow.<br><br>All the prominent examples are programming-related for now. That's partly because it's one of few professions to remain unregulated. But even so, the effects will permeate to other industries and eventually cause the more savvier governments to have a good look at how those industries are regulated.
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	[annotation] => A monthly one-hour meeting doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you can just DM questions and updates. Especially when it's a wall of video.<br><br>I heard Joel and Jeff riffing about their regular VC meetings for StackOverflow, on their podcast a couple months back. Their claim was the only way the board would read the advance briefing would be to tape $50 notes on random pages. Since no-one reads the advance briefing, the meeting is mostly just re-capping what was already available to them.
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