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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   I know about today's price, but these price falls have been observant in BTC price for over a decade now.
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   Ask HN: Is BitCoin phenomenon really a bubble?

   10 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|18 comments
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Thanks, but the point is, the OS shouldn't get in the way of you getting stuff done. That's against Apple's intent which was "making technology disappear so that you can focus on what you're doing, not tweak the tec
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   I regretted upgrading my iPad 4 to iOS 8. Then I upgraded it to iOS 9 and regretted even more. Hopelessly - and wishing iOS 10 will solve the problems - I then upgraded to iOS 10. Now there's no JailBreak for iOS 10.3.1 32 Bit devices,
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Thanks. This add-on got me one step closer to start using FF57 altogether.
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Similarly, Windows 10 Mobile didn't take off either. Before that, even Windows Phone became a failure. I was really excited when I got my Lumia 920 [0]: The OS was just so solid, sleek, and fast. Too bad Microsoft didn't put adequ
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   I'm really interested in applications of technology (including AI, ML, etc.) in business. But the only way I can get into any US university is by doing a Ph.D. (I live abroad). Is it at all possible for a person doing Operations/M
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   > If their phones were perfectly secure there would be no debate if they are willing unlock the phone for any agency or not. Total security is not possible, not at least by a long shot. Although, I understand your concern about why peopl
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Exactly! As another example, Telegram claims to be the most secure messaging app out there. They have open-sourced their code, but what really matters is what they do with peoples' data on their servers. > They're not going to
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    Ask HN: With an MBA (Operations) what can I major in to be a data scientist?

    1 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|1 comments
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Women have been driving in Iran for decades.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    +1 for mentioning huge CPU usage by Nightly on Mac. I've been sending feedbacks for Nightly for a while now, but they don't seem to read them. The two biggest issues are: 1- High CPU usage (which leads to high temperature and shor
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Is Python fully capable and suitable for functional programming?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Most iPhones I see around are in a case. I personally don't like that, but if you're going to type on a flat table, you'd better use a case to flatten the back of the iPhone, avoiding those rattlings.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Exactly! Tim talked about Steve's legacy, but really, was SJ's dream to build a stale stagnating company? Did he prefer money over putting a dent in the universe?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Yes, but you could disable Ctrl Center in Apps.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    So you can't unlock your phone after coming from a plastic surgery? I always thought chances of finding facial-doppelgangers are higher than fingerprint ones. Is that really wrong?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    More and more, these devices are getting less usable by non-human beings. First the Touch ID and now Face ID... So much speciesism.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Honestly, when Tim said "one more thing", I thought they're going to introduce a whole new line of products, like the Surface Phone we've heard rumors of. A device that only looks like a phone, but is in fact, a whole PC
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I guess they've also have accepted that people are going to use a cover anyway, so they don't bother. > My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat. Exactly. This was my f
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    My question is: What are they going to call the normal iPhone after iPhone 9? iPhone 10?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    This. There are multiple scenarios where not looking directly at the phone comes handy. You mentioned the driver scenario, but there's more. E.g before bed, I don't wanna look directly to my phone as it's annoyingly bright. O
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Exactly! and add this: - to access Ctrl Center, every time you have to swipe from the top right corner of the screen, on a 5.8" screen for God's sake...
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I agree partially, but Apple is also expected to introduce some new features, right? Or else, what's left of Steve's legacy?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Thanks. Waiting to hear more from you.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    This is great! I wonder can it be done for Telegram as well?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Despite these points, FF uses much more CPU on OS X. If that wasn't the case, I'd totally give it a shot. Plus, FF displays current downloads in another window which is annoying.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Could you please share the script you used?
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Thanks for introducing PH! That site is so great!
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    Ask HN: How to receive OS X notifications on Android device?

    1 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|1 comments