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Why Peter Thiel Fears “STAR TREK”(newyorker.com)
1 points by cowl 10y ago|0 comments
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by cowl 10y ago
We know that standard library is enough But there is always need for a framework if you do the same thing over and over again. The consensus in the GO community seems to be that you create from scratch every-time the same handlers, utilitie
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by cowl 10y ago
This goes against his own recommendations. He wouldn't have the patience to hear himself out.
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by cowl 10y ago
There should be no cutoff. it's either paid for all (as it should be) or for none. How can you say that some people have less rights because they earn more?
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by cowl 10y ago
sorry but that boat has already sailed for US. the problem is not just an insurance one. The global tax-payed healthcare of EU could never pay the declared hospital costs of US. EU's public healthcare works because hospital costs (wha
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by cowl 10y ago
Google forbids OEMs from un-bundling it-s other services not android. OEMs have the choice to build an Android with no Google service whatsoever like Amazon or some Chinese OEMs are doing. What they can not do is offer an Android while pick
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by cowl 10y ago
it doesn't matter is they are established before or after. all it matters is that users have the choice and choosing these (and other) products over the Google provided ones. Google has bundled a form of messenger app since forever wi
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by cowl 10y ago
the "too late" death bell has been ringing since antiquity.
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by cowl 10y ago
Key word here is "phones". 85% of phones is still less than half of all users seeing as mobile just surpassed desktop use sometime in 2015. And no, producer rights are not affecting consumer rights since this is a free market. I
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by cowl 10y ago
Bundling a browser with the OS that had 98% of all user share at the time. neither Apple not Google come anywhere close to that market domination with their iOS or Android systems. Also the case was much more broad that just the browser it
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by cowl 10y ago
I feel it's unfortunate that comments like this continue to spread the naive idea that anything but innovation will resolve the climate issue. Human nature is what it is. There is plenty of historic evidence to believe that innovation
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by cowl 10y ago
While he is on the point on Microsoft's general anti competitive behaviour Antivirus publishers behave the same. you want an ANTI-VIRUS, but then you get continually bombarded with reminders that you are missing a Firewall, VPN, Passwo
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by cowl 11y ago
Well, they are a FOR-PROFIT Company and as any such entity when the cost of doing business is greater than the Profit (direct or indirect), they need to just close that branch. You are surely referring to the tentative of several EU countr
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by cowl 11y ago
Nobody is saying to not release for US (in fact you can choose to use the noCodex version) but Why Should problems in US or anywhere else limit the experience that everyone else can get?
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by cowl 11y ago
IF, IF ,IF... meanwhile we are going by just fine while the others wait for Hypothetical Risks and Hypothetical all in one interfaces (this last one is just my rant against Canonical).
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by cowl 11y ago
Maybe because the company behind Ubuntu has practically declared the desktop dead and we want a desktop that is really a desktop and not some future(already dead)fantasy all in one? Yes Xubuntu is a desktop but i'm not waiting around