chj

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We can break up Big Tech(medium.com)
6 points by chj 8y ago|0 comments
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by chj 8y ago
We knew this all alone, but seeing the screenshot still turns my blood boiling. F K THEM
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by chj 8y ago
His work is definitely worth a careful study.
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by chj 8y ago
Guess that most of the HN audience are not hackers any more.
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by chj 8y ago
Another horror story of Apple's totalitarian control. Some people say that what Big Apple is doing is necessary for their security and privacy needs. This sort of blind trust, while incurable, waits for a major scandal to kill itself.
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by chj 8y ago
FB, forget vr, time to make your own phone.
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by chj 8y ago
Don't read to the end, it is heart breaking.
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by chj 8y ago
Look, I am not saying these things to satisfy my personal needs, and I am not demanding Apple anything, that's only a piece of advice. A reminder that there is a bigger elephant in the room. I have been using Android since my iphone6 r
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by chj 8y ago
To show the kind of real respect for privacy, we need to access every piece of code that we are running. If you don't have time or technical ability to do that, there are enough eyeballs out there. Can apple do that? Or are you going t
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by chj 8y ago
I disagree. Limit what we can do on computing devices we own is the worst offence to a democratic mind. Data privacy is of course important, but we don't need Apple to fix that, we can fix it on our own once the first problem is addres
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by chj 8y ago
well, phones and pads are good starters update: I compare it to computing slavery.
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by chj 8y ago
And it is time for running whatever we want on our device.
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by chj 8y ago
If there is storage. And I wonder about its battery life.
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by chj 8y ago
strange thing is that it is often ignored in trade negotiations.
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by chj 8y ago
He should be. Despite the attacks, Facebook is still going strong.
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by chj 8y ago
warning: This is not short.
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by chj 8y ago
This has been the de facto practice for ages in API integration. Everyone is doing it. When you grant Dropbox access to an app, can you say Dropbox is colluding with app developer?
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by chj 8y ago
I find it very hard to get used to. Could have been easier.
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by chj 8y ago
Reads like well written git commit messages.
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by chj 8y ago
You can not separate self expression and utility absolutely. In my opinion, lisp is art, sketchpad is art, TeX is art, the first spreadsheet is art, emacs is art, and others that show something extrodinary, that make you breathless, that fe
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by chj 8y ago
math formulas on my android phone, chrome, are set in tiny fonts. perhaps it is just me.
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by chj 8y ago
Unfortunately his style sticks.
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by chj 8y ago
vultr works even better
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by chj 8y ago
Linus finally gave in.
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by chj 8y ago
To any one coming to China, get a shadowsocks server ready first! Or let me know if need help.
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by chj 8y ago
If page load is that fast according to your description, how come can I still have the time to click on "Load basic html". By the way, that one is truly lightning fast.
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by chj 8y ago
That's a basic instinct of a HN reader. Since it's a blackbox, you have to assume the worst scenario.
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by chj 8y ago
When I first saw TikZ code, I can't imagine how it could possibly work. Mystically beautiful.
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by chj 8y ago
While reading this, please keep in mind this is for indie developers, who needs to do all kinds of jobs. Chances are SQLite is the one thing that everyone must learn to use, if your business involves building apps. So if you can use it on s
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by chj 8y ago
I think the value of the OP is the proposal that we can have web-like "terminal" that accepts text commands. It's very unlikely that clicking is the best way for human to communicate with machines.

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