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13y ago
NEVERMIND THAT, APIS IN THE CLOUD MY FELLOW ENTREPRENEURES
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Self respect and job gratification are algorithms to be optimized.
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13y ago
Corporates are not human so I'm not sure what your basing your opinion on.
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No, my job is to work and your job is to pay me. If your business is successful or not, is none of my problem. Fuck you, pay me. I write your stupid shit enterprise cruft all day and cash your worthless benefits. You want me to create an
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13y ago
I have an even better strategy, instead of dealing with all this bullshit manufactured complexity and artificial scarcity, throw all that shit away and use basic web sockets like everyone already does, and save a fortune in time and money i
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Will he make more money? Lets see what happens..
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It's very common for video sites to distribute video via p2p like bittorrent so that the hosting site load is much much less.
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But those instructions are embedded within another construct.
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Wouldn't this kind of development target be better served by optimizing small C/++ programs instead of trying to optimize to some abstract virtual machine implemented on top of the hardware? I mean if speed really is your goal, w
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Nobody dares to speak to how bad this is for the traffic. The "infrastructure issues" were introduced a long time ago when it was decided that all data needs to go through egress points, and conform to arbitrary standards for met
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Jew the Jews before the Jews Jew Joo.
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Buy our computers for utility instead of fashion.
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13y ago
So which drawer is the Ultima Weapon in?
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For some odd reason, KeePass conforms to the OSI model, so it is trivial to circumvent by NSA, since it communicates with its resource protocols (metadata) to XKeyScore via the presentation layer.
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Don't forget to audit your browser (the thing without a version number anymore and with various metatemplates and it dynamically downloads on every load) and it's implementation of ECMAScript. But everyone already knew that. Reall
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Why would you know?
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Here's a more technical version of a very similar article by the same author that was previously posted on HN: http://www.drdobbs.com/tools/creating-your-own-domain-specif...
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13y ago
While we're at it lets let industrial applications and nuclear technology enter the Public Domain. The same argument works there.
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What's the point of auditing security in the Cloud? Is there any point at which you can know that your making any progress?
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Sure, if units sold is your only metric, then optimize for that.
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People pay $99 for 99 lives in Bjorks Butter Batterer. People will pay $99 for a real game. "already established reputation" is overrated in the age of the internet. Lets hope the internet is still around these days.
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I really don't care if I have to say "steak" twice. If it was 3 times I would probably not go there again, but twice is a not a big rock for my wagon.
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Not only this, developers shouldn't shy away from charging what they think the game is worth, $5, $29, $59, $99, whatever. If the game is good, people will pay it.
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Javascript's DOM
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Oh don't worry, you can "opt out"
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Do you have a source for any of this? x86 is much more powerful than ARM by watt, being exponentially faster at most math. I've never had anyone seriously propose that ARM is more efficient than x86 at anything then not pulling watts
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13y ago
It can still read and write to memory. If it needs to "initialize" anything, it will have to commandeer the CPU by creatively rewriting memory that is in use.
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Twitter was never a small start up. It saw a pattern and invested millions in following and overtaking. The internet would be a better place without it.
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These interfaces have DMA, they don't need drivers to interface with the hardware.
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What vision? The idea to make technology easy to use? What a mind blowing idea. I'm sure nobody thought of that before, in 10,000 years of human history. But you know, Jobs actually DID IT, he had the balls to hire a bunch of engin
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