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Ask HN: Why did Android succeed where as others(barring iOS) failed?
3 points by _448 5y ago|6 comments
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by _448 5y ago
There are various categories: 0. Covid deniers. 1. Anti-vaxxers. 2. Proponents of herd immunity 3. Fencers First three categories are talked about, the fourth category is seldom discussed. These are people who will let the dust settle befor
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by _448 5y ago
But they did not have unfettered access to the whole region. I think the gameplan is to just acquire the whole region and then keep tab on every direction, north, south, east and west of the Black Sea. They also get to be the gatekeeper in
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Is Access to Black Sea and Expanding Moscow's Maritime Trade Putin's Real Motive(youtube.com)
2 points by _448 5y ago|2 comments
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by _448 5y ago
Watch this video after watching the video linked in the original post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_nGEj8wIP0
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Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio(youtube.com)
2 points by _448 5y ago|1 comments
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by _448 5y ago
Please could someone explain me (ELI5) how this all works with a very practical example for a layperson to understand? Say, I want to transfer £500 from the UK to India. How will this transfer work in detail behind the scene?
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by _448 5y ago
How does one connect to the SWIFT network? Say, someone wants to start a company for providing some financial service like fund transfer across borders, then connecting to SWIFT will be very helpful. I was always fascinated by how all this
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by _448 5y ago
Even with slick tools, sometimes the crackers do get it wrong. Few days ago I was reading on Check Point a technical analysis of cyber attack on Iranian state television. And the security analysts who were analysing the data were all dealin
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by _448 5y ago
This is not related to history, but a recent book(within the last decade). It is an Autobiography. Particularly of interest to women and young girls. It is by Jayne-Anne Gadhia. The book is titled "The Virgin Banker"[0] [0] https
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by _448 5y ago
Here are some well known brands: https://palm.com https://www.emporia.eu/en/home
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by _448 5y ago
> Growing up in middle class family, I had almost no internet access till high school. I could read a book till hours and no one would bother me. I was not affected by any social media announcements or fast track news making my brain(tin
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A Brief History of Quantum Mechanics – With Sean Carroll(youtube.com)
4 points by _448 5y ago|1 comments
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This brings back memories for me when I was travelling from Schiphol to Edinburg. It was very early morning winter and snowing heavily. There was a storm outside. About 10-15 mins before landing, the plane was hit by a lightning bolt! The p
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Ask HN: How do you implement audit trail for a product?
16 points by _448 5y ago|17 comments
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by _448 5y ago
If you can change your DB, then Apache CouchDB[0] handles this out of the box. Otherwise consider something like Apace ShardingSphere[1]. [0] https://couchdb.apache.org [1] https://shardingsphere.apache.org
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by _448 5y ago
There is a non-profit organisation that is providing tools to users to translate English content to other languages: https://translationcommons.org/academy/tools
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by _448 5y ago
> The snap is probably fine for single dev machines It is not good even on single dev machines.
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by _448 5y ago
Steve Ballmer talk at the Oxford Union related to this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMb_4OBgWIY
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Ask HN: How many of you dream in code or find solution to a problem in sleep?
13 points by _448 5y ago|19 comments
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by _448 5y ago
What stack would you suggest for this? Or what are the recommended approaches to achieve history/versioning of the data? EventSourcing/CQRS is one that I know, but are there other ways to achieve that by using Postgres?
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by _448 5y ago
I use ERD as well. I use whatever gets the idea from my head on to a paper quickly.
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by _448 5y ago
I hope this not an "embrace, extend and extinguish" strategy. If the ARM and Nvidia deal had gone through, it would have been a major headache for Intel. Now that is off, Intel has less things to worry about on the architecture fr
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by _448 5y ago
I remember few years back ARM's CEO was giving presentation at AMD conference, and he explained ARM's strategy as such: Rather that taking a bigger slice of a smaller pie, we take a smaller piece of a very large pie.
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by _448 5y ago
> What kinds of sketches do you draw? Sometimes class diagram, sequence diagram, pseudocode, scribbling on piece of paper etc; whatever gets me going quickly.
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This is for the side project I am working on, so there are no requirements from external parties.
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by _448 5y ago
I may be an outlier here, but if you are comfortable with C++, then Witty ( https://www.webtoolkit.eu ) It is developing webapps like you develop desktop apps.
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by _448 5y ago
> Are you looking for specific help? No, I am not looking to solve a specific problem. The way I start a project is to draw a very simple(throwable) sketch of what the software design will look like, and then iterate over it as I write t
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by _448 5y ago
If you can get a hand on this book then read it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code:_The_Hidden_Language_of_C... The other resource is: https://www.coursera.org/learn/build-a-computer and https:&
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Ask HN: Does your software evolve out of your design, or is it the other way?
9 points by _448 5y ago|19 comments

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