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by Danieru 14y ago
There is a lot of sensationalism in that article. Half the pictured buildings are over ten years old. Only one is less than three years old. That is not to deny that china has an over investment issue with their state financed industries. B
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by Danieru 14y ago
I will argue that it does not matter. Of the two there is no 'better' browser. So long as firefox keeps enough users to justify Google's financing all is fine. Two highly competitive open source browsers is the best scenario the internet ha
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by Danieru 14y ago
Sure they do, it is that thing in front of the hard to type portion of urls.
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by Danieru 14y ago
No, it is not a fuzzy term. Open source means it is licensed under an open source license. Even Microsoft is not trying to steal the term, opting for 'shared source' instead.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Selling the default search position to Google is just about Mozilla's entire cash flow. It amounts to several hundred million a year.
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by Danieru 14y ago
You mean somehow applying resources even less efficiently than soviet economic planners? Is that even possible? I bet if the USA had tried such a tactic all that would have happened is a more efficient allocation. Imagine the covert spy eco
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by Danieru 14y ago
The soviets had an economic crash. The USA did not win the cold war, the USSR lost it.
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by Danieru 14y ago
If I remember my macro-economics course 2% (or was it 3%) is a natural growth rate for a mature economy. We of course never see this rate since we always go for booms until we bust. 3% may appear low but it means that your economy will doub
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by Danieru 14y ago
The author did not specify that in their license: http://www.dafont.com/font-comment.php?file=harabara&psi... (scroll down, two people emailed the author for clarification) So I do not see a reason why the font author should have been
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by Danieru 14y ago
After your comment I was expecting a homepage with irrelevant information. Maybe some's blog. I will not spoil the surprise for others but I will say that I did not expect what I did not see.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Is there a chance you guys are not native english speakers? I'm Canadian and didn't find anything odd about the sentence. I think the context made it clear that he was talking about contributing.
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by Danieru 14y ago
They only support Windows with IE10 as he said above?
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by Danieru 14y ago
Humble Bundle is a YCombinator company, only makes sense for them to post this here.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Is it just me or does that sentence mean that both can only win? Are you sure it is not: "It's too bad they can't both lose."
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by Danieru 14y ago
Odd, I had no problem reading your comment. It also has an unusual clean-ness. Maybe period-less sentences are the future Throughout history english has already had many typological changes From a DRY stand-point capitalization and periods
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by Danieru 14y ago
Moderation can also get tricky. Pure spam is simple but you will run into comments where the commenter somehow works in their (product || experience). So long as they provided some commentary it is not pure spam. So the situation becomes a
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by Danieru 14y ago
The Boxee is based off of XBMC so it will be a night&day improvement over the WD.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Except these layoffs are not what killed the company. The company has been dead for a while, reality is just slow to adjust. Do not think of it as a company dieing but rather thousands of brilliant souls being released from enslavement.
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by Danieru 14y ago
So Facebook gets all of the support burden and none of the hardware money? That is never going to happen. Nor should it.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Even better would be firefox's javascript based pdf reader.
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by Danieru 14y ago
It pains me when css is used to make text less readable. Yes #333333 and 0.875em thin text looks cool on a grey background, but it is hard to read even with these young eyes.
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by Danieru 14y ago
noprocrast works very well. As someone how has a HN 'problem' I would not be able to come here if it was not for noprocrast. noprocrast must have been a technical feat. It will enforce the limit even if you are logged out and on an entire d
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by Danieru 14y ago
To illustrate the point here is a 'complex' email from him on the 16th: https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/5/19/97 Now here is him on an un-related issue apologising: https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/5/21/230 For linus the github 'discussion' was an
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by Danieru 14y ago
How about "Investor of reasonable sums"?
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by Danieru 14y ago
Is this just me or does this not work under ubuntu? In both firefox and chrome ctrl + g brings up search.
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by Danieru 14y ago
301 redirects are supposed to transfer the link juice so that couldn't have been the issue.
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by Danieru 14y ago
If anyone in the existence of the Internet was best suited to experiment with sorting, it would be amazon. A 1% improvement for amazon pays for a department of engineers. A department of engineers that can experiment with advanced search. I
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by Danieru 14y ago
Actually the ultimate question has been answered, we know it is 42. The problem is that we do not know what the ultimate question is.
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by Danieru 14y ago
The problem comes from frame breaking javascript. Something a non-trivial number of sites use to avoid click jacking.
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by Danieru 14y ago
Not for Google products. If you are not Internet famous I imagine you could do a lot worse than HN comments.

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