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Codex Atlanticus: Largest Collection of Writings&Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci(codex-atlanticus.it)
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What’s the purpose of the office – and do we still need it?(bbc.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
> MySQL, an open source database developed by Oracle Dear Facebook: Please fix the wording emphasized above ASAP before we revolt here in outrage with your lack of attention to detail. MySQL was developed by relevant open source projec
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The Blockchain That Matters(medium.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
I think that all this boils down to a rather simple dilemma for modern cloud-native infrastructural platforms [in terms of developer experience, i.e., external APIs etc., not internal architecture; and this is not even limited to this class
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by ablekh 5y ago
This is a highly dynamic market: from rapidly (in some geographies) developing charging infrastructure to EVs becoming nicer, cheaper and with higher range. Two recent news in this regard are quite notable: a) Elon Musk announcing opening T
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41 percent of consumers say their next car will be electric(arstechnica.com)
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Your Company’s Post-Pandemic Work Plan, Explained(index.medium.com)
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How the Drivers Cooperative built a worker-owned alternative to Uber and Lyft(fastcompany.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
> Copyright has concluded that reading by robots doesn’t count. Infringement is for humans only; when computers do it, it’s fair use. This is a ridiculous conclusion. The ultimate destination of the robot actions' product is its u
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System Design for Recommendations and Search(eugeneyan.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
Here is the author's follow-up post on the topic: https://jacobian.org/2021/may/25/my-estimation-technique .
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by ablekh 5y ago
Just another example of industry consolidation, out of zillion others. This time in the MOOC domain.
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by ablekh 5y ago
I felt like a kid in a candy store, even if only briefly. While not a comprehensive list, it is a good start.
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by ablekh 5y ago
I certainly see the value in solutions like GitHub Copilot (if implemented well), at least, from three perspectives: a) 𝐩𝐞𝐝𝐚𝐠𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 (by allowing developers, especially beginners, to see the diversity in different approaches to po…
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by ablekh 5y ago
Fair enough. However, it seems that such corner cases would prevent any other product, such as Wickr, to be considered fully E2E encrypted.
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by ablekh 5y ago
Never heard about this company before. Took a quick look at their website and noticed that in the table on front page (located in the section "Vetted by the NSA") Zoom is listed as a product lacking "Full E2E Encrypted Functi
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by ablekh 5y ago
Perfect, much appreciated!
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by ablekh 5y ago
I'm wondering about a) whether Vercel allows building full-blown Vue SPAs (with backend being independent from Vercel cloud infrastructure) and b) whether solutions built using Vercel are portable to any other cloud infrastructure (i.e
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Vercel (“Develop. Preview. Ship.”)(vercel.com)
1 points by ablekh 5y ago|3 comments
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by ablekh 5y ago
Fair enough. Your decision to focus on one platform first, while still maintaining a relatively generic / flexible codebase, is definitely the optimal one. My interest in Vue stems from me selecting it as a front-end framework (FEF) of
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by ablekh 5y ago
I see. Thank you for sharing the video - it's a nice explanation of the technical debt metaphor.
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by ablekh 5y ago
Good point.
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by ablekh 5y ago
Pretty cool, congratulations. Any plans to support Vue in the future?
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by ablekh 5y ago
You beat me to it. Good old Delphi ... I still consider UX in Delphi unparalleled.
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Tech debt is not a burden, it's a strategic lever for success(reforge.com)
3 points by ablekh 5y ago|4 comments
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Microsoft introduces its first product features powered by GPT-3(blogs.microsoft.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
Oops, I'm sorry! Perhaps, I have focused so intensely on the content of so many interesting discussions on HN that I somehow totally missed that control (unexpectedly to me, located on right side of the anchor label). Thank you for p
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by ablekh 5y ago
It certainly would be nice. I have an off-topic, but, nevertheless, important request in the question format: is there any chance that HN UI will be improved in the nearest future by allowing users to selectively expand & collapse in
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by ablekh 5y ago
I'm well aware of this practice and have no objection to it, in general. However, unless a company provides enough relevant information (e.g., feature breakdown per tier, other details) on the pricing page, IMO it could be better imple

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