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by alexro 11y ago
And what's that the china people will learn about other countries would make them act differently to the last 5000 years?
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by alexro 11y ago
hasn't it been the same in China for 5000 years? What's different now? The only difference I can tell is China becoming the world empire and this is not because of the democracy.
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by alexro 11y ago
The Internet has been raised on the shoulders of giants - people who basically devoted their lives to it. The current wave is brought up by these trying to grab a piece of the Web and keep others at bay, the game is ruled by investors. This
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by alexro 11y ago
Any plans for spider chart? Geo charts?
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by alexro 11y ago
This wasn't your fault, wasn't it?
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A new city built to become a tech hub in Russia(innopolis.ru)
3 points by alexro 11y ago|0 comments
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by alexro 11y ago
That is exactly why one can almost always laugh when reading about a company's mission to make the world a better place. Better to whom?
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by alexro 11y ago
Right on the same HN homepage: http://blog.factual.com/docker-mesos-marathon-and-the-end-of...
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by alexro 11y ago
RiotJS also looks very compelling
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The first Russian multi-core processor
8 points by alexro 11y ago|0 comments
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by alexro 11y ago
Nowadays "being originally from Ukraine" is giving people the right to talk shit.
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by alexro 11y ago
bla bla bla
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by alexro 12y ago
short version: software is eating the world
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by alexro 12y ago
Does it need my password to go through HubPress?
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Ask HN: What computer games your children play?
1 points by alexro 12y ago|1 comments
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by alexro 12y ago
Being able to render progressively to the response buffer would be great
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by alexro 12y ago
That's another way of staying minimal, but still, the library makers get to maintain that pile of rarely used features and that may slow down development, delay releases.
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by alexro 12y ago
it is really unacceptable when your app can do without it - and that's Riot is trying to prove. It doesn't mean to hurt your feelings.
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by alexro 12y ago
I think you aren't being nice trying to teach him manners. Having others already upvoted this submission we can move over this 'incident', can we?
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by alexro 12y ago
I don't think this is necessarily bad in this case. It's quite normal for busy people to focus on their work, many YC startup founders do the same. The first submission has caused quite a hot discussion, so submitting again the ne
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by alexro 12y ago
How about that: Open source, he said, creates a license "so that nobody can ever improve the software," he claimed, bemoaning the squandered opportunity for jobs and business. http://www.wired.com/2008/04&#x2F
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by alexro 12y ago
You guys need to join forces to work on ReactJS - the concepts pretty much overlap, only React takes it further, providing good compromise between in-code templating and html files.
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by alexro 12y ago
Unlike Coinbase, Circle works across the globe
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Bitcoin goes mainstream: Circle's payments make cryptocurrencies easy(theguardian.com)
1 points by alexro 12y ago|2 comments
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by alexro 12y ago
It works the same for US : can do whatever it wants and there are no consequences
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by alexro 12y ago
Comments on the referenced twitter "sources" are hilarious. Shows just how sarcastic people are of any propaganda these days.
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by alexro 12y ago
You can still use SSL, why that argument? BitAuth makes you sign-up and log-in with a public key, SSL plays along to verify the server. Win-win?
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by alexro 12y ago
Don't think trivial and you'll be safe. There are degrees of corruption between of the biggest countries and the tiny ones, but not so much inside the group. The methods vary, of course.
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by alexro 12y ago
Russian intelligence agencies had access to everything all along. Every big telecom in Russia is obliged to implement the necessary procedures.
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by alexro 12y ago
Russians prefer a cleptocratic government with Putin than a cleptocratic government without Putin. There are no non-cleptocratic governments in the world. Power corrups ... you know the rest of this, right?

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