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Trash - the most human of all artifacts. Trash on the moon. There's really no limit for our potential to ruin any environmenT.
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Not many companies would have budget for this. I'm not even sure which part of the company finances it would come from... Maybe employee training?
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Why wouldn't they feel pain? It's such a superior attitude to even consider that only humans could feel pain. It's also obvious that any complex organism feels pain... It the most basic evolutionary protection mechanism. Any
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Ask HN: Does anyone still use flash or is it truly dead?
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There's a lot that xwundows can do that it'll take many years for anything else to catch up to.
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7y ago
What does Hurd uniquely solve?
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7y ago
Is there any way to detect these things before unzipping them?
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Aws and Google spot instances are easily comparable price wise to hetzner but it really depends on what you are doing, which you haven't said. For example a g3 spot instance can be as low as 19 cents per hour $138/month. Google GP
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Can you link some examples?
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No it really wasn't. If you want to understand the mindset at the time, it was all about hardware drivers. The only thing that mattered was hardware drivers, and the hardware manufacturers created drivers for dos/windos and nothi
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Ask HN: How do browsers handle MJPEG (motion JPEG)?
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7y ago
This page says s3 is 9 cents https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
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Ask HN: At 9 cents/GB downloaded, how can any company afford cloud computing?
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The latest model in top drawer computing! I'll definitely get one though. Good specs.
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Saying that entertainment and leisure is the "solution to the problem of boredom" seems to really be working hard to prop up the idea that everything worth doing is actually solving some problem. As Rivierakid above says, it'
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>> Thats because thats how you normally get people to give you money. That's not right. People spend vast amounts of money and time on fun and entertainment hobbies education pleasure and leisure. It's misguided to focus onl
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7y ago
There's a school of thought that you must only build things that solve a problem or ease a pain or fix someone's dissatisfaction. This list seems very focused on that and seems to entirely miss asking questions like "is this