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6y ago
figma.com, for multiplayer
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I'm Sick of “AI Influencers”
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7y ago
I dont know how what you did is legal. From https://www.outline.com/dmca.html Notice to Users If someone else might own the copyright to it, don't submit it. Outline is for reading pages that: you own the rights to, is
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7y ago
Ran `dig duckduckgo.com MX` on the terminal and got this output # dig duckduckgo.com MX ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 54304 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1,
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7y ago
1+1 returns [Object object] https://imgur.com/les9QqQ
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7y ago
I took a look at your comment history and you seem to be OK painting broad strokes on companies/institutions that you do not particularly enjoy. At one instance you were directly attacking a user. It is clear, from your username, you l
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7y ago
No company controls the web. Not Google, Not Facebook, Not Apple. I dont understand where you're getting the idea that Google controls the web. Nobody is stopping anyone from publishing anything they want. Dont like Google? Talk about
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7y ago
This "No one is forcing someone to do X" is not how monopoly rules work. By that logic, no company would ever be a monopoly. You dont like X? Have you consider not doing it? Microsoft wasnt forcing anyone to buy PCs. It is for p
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7y ago
Are we justifying potentially illegal behavior by saying "that's their brand" and it helps them get wealthy in the long run? Monsanto does the same with seeds. They do RnD, develop seeds and force farmers to buy seeds directl
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7y ago
I dont think your analogy holds up. To farm, you can buy any decent tractor. You can install your own tires, have the freedom to repair how you see fit etc. A better analogy is developing Apple Apps is like trying to farm where BigCo forces
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7y ago
I think you're suggesting Safari on iOS is broken.
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7y ago
The title is editorialized, not sure why? The original title is "The Return of Niche Communities" ---- For me, niche communities are good but it is sort of a bubble. It helps you reinforce ideologies that you already agree with. I
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7y ago
From guidelines - Be kind. Don't be snarky. Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.
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7y ago
The title is a mischaracterization of the issue as I read it. You want to do TDD, which is perfectly alright, but you seem to be confusing "save" vs "deploy". Would it be reasonable to push broken versions of the code to
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7y ago
When was this announced? I seem to have completely missed it. Can someone link a previous discussion on HN about it?
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8y ago
> And regarding the tools... AMP-viewer AMP documents display on its own. No need for AMP Viewer. (Example - https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/us/live-news/jussie-smollett-charges... )
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8y ago
Dont know about others, but that demo of making comments on Google Docs sold it for me. Time and again, I click on email notifications just to respond to comments. This makes it very convenient.
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8y ago
"Sent an ad claiming that you had a given price for a full week, and then decided you didn't want to sell it for that anymore two days later?" How is that different from - I saw a price for a flight on the website, but now it
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8y ago
emails are packages with different representations in it. You have the classic "plantext" version and "html" version in emails today. What this is doing is adding another one to it. Mutt, for instance, discards "htm
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8y ago
I disagree. I think its a good idea to have safe options, and let developers come up with creative ways of building things on top of it.
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8y ago
I think most things we buy have a life. When I pay $$ to get shoes, I dont expect that to run forever. Sure, it might be nice but I _understand_ it might lose its life after a while. We expect software similarly to run forever, but I think
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8y ago
"Hey, I started this new workout routine". "LOL, how many weeks until you fail"?
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8y ago
The title of the article is "An Open Letter to the FB recruiter" and not "An Open Letter to FB"
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8y ago
You have every right to be less than impressed with the company and its business model(s), but dont make baseless claims.
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8y ago
and yet Apple comes up with some of the biggest privacy blunders in their offerings.
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8y ago
Offtopic - I dont understand HN ranking at all. At the time of writing Apple's earnings sits at #10 with 45 points (36 comments) and this one sits at #6 with 20 points (3 comments).
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8y ago
I don't want to be harsh, but Apple really should walk the talk regarding privacy. It has its heart in the right place but bugs like this show how careless they are.
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8y ago
Source?
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8y ago
Would you rather use one made by a company that patents language features?
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8y ago
You do realize what you're asking for is personalization, right?
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