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Apaec
6y ago
> Spam boxes are no longer very useful. Censorship is in full swing. If I were to mention the last name of the founder of Windows, this email would immediately go into the spam box of places like gmail. Is that true? Can anyone confirm?
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6y ago
Do you have a link for further reading?
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6y ago
There's also a work in progress for a Nix FreeBSD port[1]. [1]: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D17766
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6y ago
Would it be possible for you guys to team up and do an opencollective campaign for nix on windows? The static-haskell-nix[1] project was successful with this approach. Nix on Windows would be amazing! [1]: https://opencollective.
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6y ago
One other thing is that if you don't sell your work, someone else might take it, rebrand it, and sell it for his own profit.
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6y ago
Well, I also saw a medical worker saying that if someone dies before testing, that will be counted as a COVID death[1]. No amount of Hacker News Mental Gymnastics(tm) is going to explain that away. [1]: https://twitter.com/Br
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6y ago
This is really a non-argument, as the WHO is also comprised of "doctors". The belief of dishonesty could be applied both ways.
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6y ago
The data regarding number of deaths is severely tainted though. Many doctors have claimed(this is also mentioned in the OP video) that their administration pressures them for including COVID-19 in causes of death.
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7y ago
Would love more scrutiny on the PCR test for the coronavirus. If no one challenges the test based on the large number of false positives, quarantine will go on until the vaccine arrives.
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Flaws in Coronavirus Pandemic Theory[pdf]
(theinfectiousmyth.com)
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Flaws in Coronavirus Pandemic Theory[pdf]
(theinfectiousmyth.com)
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7y ago
But now you added the GraphQL layer on top of HTTP.
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7y ago
I've seen this a lot in OSS. Virtuous developers will at least give credit. Others will claim it was their own work, spice up the wording and build their own personal brand. Could we refer to these cases as "plagiarism"? It&#
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7y ago
> Viva la monorepo. Absolutely. Look at edolstra take on this though https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/49#discussion_r305450668 This is why I'm scared of this change.
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7y ago
That's mentioned by edolstra in a comment on the proposal. https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/49#discussion_r305450668
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7y ago
This proposal makes me scared for my bet on going full with NixOS. To me it seems like a really complicated technical solution to a social problem(the monorepo approach doesn't scale). If more people are needed to maintain the nixpkgs
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7y ago
It's still an stupid mistake MS made that could be once back. That's enough for me for staying away from the MS tax for life.
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7y ago
Just be happy for industrial competitiveness and stfu dude. Honestly, I've been noticing this trend of bashing the newcomers or defending the monopolists more and more here on HN. It doesn't really feel more like a startup/ha
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7y ago
Web centric didn't work for FirefoxOS. Contrary to popular trends, programmers can know more than a couple of languages and not everything has to be javascript. I'm sure many hackers would be more excited to make an app with go, r
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7y ago
What's the problem with Google having a competitor, why are you so hyped about?(This is why I think you're a fanatic) Also, why are you so eagerly defending the big guy/monopolist in the room. Is this the attitude of an entre
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7y ago
The hacker news guidelines explicitly mention avoiding calling names like idiotic/idiots. @dang: does this merit a flag or ban? I think toxic fanatism make hn a worse place for discussion.
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7y ago
I much prefer jq[1]. Actively developed and written in C. [1]: https://github.com/stedolan/jq
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7y ago
Articles always miss that Bill Gates takeoff with DOS was thanks to his mother having ties with IBM CEO John Opel. So that example has nothing to do with meritocracy.
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7y ago
A discussion about Mapillary vs OSC https://github.com/openstreetcam/openstreetcam.org/issues/60 I'll go for OSC for future projects. Thanks for sharing.
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8y ago
I guess it can't be proved that this guy is a shill for AWS. But this kind of toxic fanatism(yet trying to sound logical) is just harmful for the HN community. dang: Can this kind of behavior be punished?
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8y ago
NixOS offers the same benefits(more actually). Without containers.
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8y ago
Why is an acquisition a win for the company? Seems to me like the big company is killing the small one and absorbing its soul(brand). Shouldn't sustainability be the primary goal instead of making big bucks temporarily?
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8y ago
Excel seems like the ideal frontend for CRUD apps. It already has all the controls one needs, reusing these would be better than reimplementing them again and again in custom webapps. Has anyone integrated Excel with a db like PostgreSQL?
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8y ago
I guess this kubernetes piece[0] would be the epitome of n00b code. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18772873
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8y ago
Rust is another favorite of mine, and with Rust you also get efficiency besides correctness and reusability. I wish Rust would have gone with an ML syntax though, in particular the Hindley-Milner type signatures allow me to reason better ab
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