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While I agree that Segwit2x would have been good for BTC, it ultimately only kicks the can down the road a little bit. If BTC (or BCH) is going to be used at Visa/Mastercard scale then the transactions need to happen off-chain. The Lig
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Probably because search providers (e.g.. Google/DDG) will pay more for exclusive preference on the search bar.
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Waymo might launch its own ride-sharing service this fall
(engadget.com)
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It's not sad at all. It's exciting! The fact that the big companies are copying Tesla will only speed up adoption. It's further validation that Tesla is on the right path.
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That wouldn't have made much of a difference in the particular case of this article.
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As a solo founder, I found startup school invaluable. It really helped keep me honest with myself to discuss what I had done and what I will do at the weekly office hours. I would recommend Startup School to any startup but if you're a
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Thanks, great to hear. I also remember seeing keygen.sh on bootstrapped.fm. Great minds! ;-)
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Ah, thanks, I spend a lot of time trying to get those little elements correct. It makes it worthwhile when people appreciate those touches!
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Possibly but I'm focusing on simple websites first. I hope to expand to more use-cases over time. Of course, Babel and the JSX transform will work just fine with Pingy. I'm just not optimizing the project in that direction right n
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Hey Dave here, I built Pingy CLI. :) I decided to extract the build tool stuff from the Pingy Desktop App [1] and make it open source and available as a stand-alone CLI. It's not designed for complicated web apps (use gulp/grunt&#
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Show HN: Pingy CLI – The Simple Front End Build Tool
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Last I heard FB Messenger had ~1 billion monthly users.
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Relevant discussion of the existential operator on ESDiscuss: https://esdiscuss.org/topic/existential-operator-null-propag...
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I'll either politely refuse to answer or if I have thought about it beforehand then I'll give a number that guides them towards the salary I am looking for this time around. I don't really mind the question. It's a littl
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> His bet hasn't paid off though. Hasn't it? They still sell nearly twice as many iPads as all Macs combined. Relative to units sold I think Apple invests heavily in the Mac platform you may (dis)like the new MacBooks and MBPs
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> At the end of the day, window.crypto can be absolutely anything. Would it be possible to toString() the function and check if it is a native function before execution? Seems like a simple solution but perhaps I'm missing something
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And feed the energy back into the motor. Or even directly power the wheels. It could work if you make the car more lightweight and use a pedal system on gears instead of treadmill. Let's call it a... "Bicycle". :)
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I'm having trouble figuring out how this would look in code and how it would be more graceful than async/await. Can you share an example?
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I think the main issue with the transition of Babel 5 -> Babel 6 was a cognitive one. A few CLI one-liners don't really address this. Babel was zero-config and now it's not. I now need to understand what presets and plugins do
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Yes, it's included. Remember Microsoft has VSCode, Typescript, .Net, Cognitive Toolkit and more on Github. Google would be #1 if Angular was hosted under the Google org. I remember first seeing these stats in Github's infographic
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Something around $20/year sounds about right to me. I'd prefer a subscription model to be honest, seems more sustainable and I don't want the service to be gone in a year.
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Awesome, you should also charge a nominal amount for the same service but without branding.
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> EDIT: Ah, there's still a cable plugged in the side! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMM0lRfX6YI
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No. They ran a trial but Musk said the demand wasn't where it needed to be for the economics to make sense.
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It's not just a battery box. There's some pretty advanced liquid cooling and an inverter in there.
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My understanding is that the escape key is there by default but the active application can choose to override it. I don't need the escape while I'm using Spotify. I quite like the new Macbooks. Would have been nice to have a 32GB
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This is presumably a large part of the reason for health insurance and public health cover (medicaid in the US). This causes a principal-agent relationship where the decisions are made by health insurance companies (the 'agent') r
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>> > HTML/CSS/JS is considered 'hackable' because it's widely understood by today's semi-power-user audience > I think that's related to the high fault-tolerance in Javascript. Also, in Electro
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I'm an excel noob but doesn't table mode fix all this.
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Second time that this has happened to Transmission this year. Last time a ransomware got included. If you're a Transmission user then be very cautious when installing new versions.
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