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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I don't understand how this is even legal but it has been widespread adopted without a backlash.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Microsoft is trying to buy more than just Activision/Blizzard I the games industry.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
> Slowly but surely, Google is becoming the new Microsoft, and Chrome is slowly turning into the new IE Honestly, Microsoft is becoming the new Microsoft.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
An AI hardware venture from scratch? I can't believe it. Perhaps there is an AI hardware start-up out there Altman wants to buy.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I read people moving away from Hetzner as I just moved in. What other alternatives based in Europe do we have? I'm currentkly using a mix of Hetzner and Exoscale.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Do Microsoft's legal team has some magic loophole to avoid the antitrust case they're bringing on themselves?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I'm almost certain TC grabbed this from HN's front page as it was discussed here recently and in the past.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I think Lunduke has been given the benefit of the doubt one too many times. I have to agree with the other comments on this one, a shame piece shouldn't have a place in HN.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Assuming Chrome wants to push a different technology and that's why they don't want to help the adoption of JPEG XL, what would be that alternative technology they want to push instead?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Is it just me or is RIAA arguing that voices are copyrightable?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
There was a podcast with the author of SQLite explaining pretty much why he doesn't use anything by anyone else.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I should give it a try. However, I referred more about native builds.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Still stuck with using Windows to be able to play any latest AAA game.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
The irony of Google not wanting to be searched.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
This. I think it's wildly overlooked by people. Isn't this how even government agencies do it?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I was taken aback by the sign up to try it out.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I'm actually at odds at what's Google responsible for exactly. Google isn't paid by the county to provide this service nor Google Maps is a paid service. My first thought was it's the county's fault.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I would be surprised if anyone is even held accountable and it will just be the cherry on the top.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I don't find TOML files easy to read/understand. Especially when I'm scrolling through a file, I encounter myself backtracking to understand again its structure.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
This is insane. Is this unique to the US legal system?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I'm waiting for the day when setuptools and pip are a thing of the past.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
> He is selling the antidote to the poison he is, coincidentally, also selling. The irony.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
What would normally be the process to debunk a published paper? Simply publishing another paper debunking it in the same journal?
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
Unfortunately, that is not what the article is about.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I have to agree. However, I have to add Pichai to this list as well.
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by aeurielesn 3y ago
I'm glad I stopped Ubuntu over a decade ago. I didn't appreciate their "philosophy" nor technical choices.
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Ask HN: New to Rust. Are there networking frameworks (like Twisted) in Rust?
1 points by aeurielesn 4y ago|1 comments
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by aeurielesn 6y ago
> then shutup You aren't new here. Whatever you said, I stopped reading here.
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by aeurielesn 6y ago
> this website making money off their content That's an interesting wording. I would say it's making money off your data than their content. In other situations, we'd normally call this doxing.
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by aeurielesn 6y ago
> Apple does not exist to satisfy your whims. I never said so. In any case, I don't need you to tell me what to do. I vote with my wallet and I don't buy Apple products anymore. The government does not need to regulate it, the

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