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661.
by debt 10y ago
Unfortunately, ain't no money in little "projects".
662.
by debt 10y ago
Software engineers think they're somehow immune to the cycle.
663.
by debt 10y ago
"Rewriting a software system from the ground up is nearly impossible." Humans likely won't be tasked with solving that problem in the future though.
664.
by debt 10y ago
Very intriguing partnership.
665.
by debt 10y ago
"So be sure to speed things up, and vary things" Yup. It's called taking chances.
666.
by debt 10y ago
I'm pretty sure it's a genuine delete button.
667.
by debt 10y ago
Facebook provides a real delete option. It's hidden but it's there. https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account
668.
by debt 10y ago
I assume Snapchat has a Disney-esque size valuation around $176B. All these social networks morph into media companies and Disney is a good fit because it caters primarily to the youth.
669.
by debt 10y ago
They're likely using Google's state of the art Vision/Speech API etc.
670.
by debt 10y ago
Very cool. I think there's a lot of focus on code quality and organization and shit; sometimes it's important to remember you built something! You should be proud of yourself.
671.
by debt 10y ago
Wittgenstein wasn't around when a president used Twitter to both control the media and get elected. Maybe news could rely on first principles approach. Quantify things like political stability, information availability, cultural proble
672.
Ask HN: How do we know Uber's surge pricing is automatic?
2 points by debt 10y ago|1 comments
673.
by debt 10y ago
Forcing Webkit on errybody might be mainly a security thing. Also, depending on what counts as security, maybe Apple doesn't want analytics on everyone's web browsing experience sent to Google.
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by debt 10y ago
I stopped using Chrome because I didn't want everything I did on the web sent to them. Now that it's open source I'll probably never look at the code. So idk. Probably just gonna stick with Safari.
675.
by debt 10y ago
How do you know Surge is automatic?
676.
by debt 10y ago
Man wtf Dropbox. There are literally thousands of smaller updates and increments you can be making to the product. This type of stuff doesn't have a market! Fire your design team and start over. It will keep not working!
677.
by debt 10y ago
Huh? Hopefully they didn't waste a ton of resources on this. I doubt there even exists a market large enough to justify this.
678.
by debt 10y ago
Am I wrong but couldn't this be used to create an extremely powerful quantum supercomputer?
679.
by debt 10y ago
This is a great way to spread fake news and get people to see it/engage with it.
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Ask HN: Where does news originate?
2 points by debt 10y ago|1 comments
681.
Ask HN: What are some of your favorite brands?
2 points by debt 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What issue and project tracking software do you use?
3 points by debt 10y ago|1 comments
683.
by debt 10y ago
I very much dislike Reddit's community. I agree that it is a community around news though.
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by debt 10y ago
Tracket seems interesting.
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Ask HN: What frameworks do you use for live video?
1 points by debt 10y ago|0 comments
686.
Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News but for general news?
4 points by debt 10y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: Have you ever ran or worked for a creative agency?
4 points by debt 10y ago|1 comments
688.
by debt 10y ago
I'm a Django guy myself but I'm always curious what people are using.
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Ask HN: What frameworks are currently used in a modern web stack?
78 points by debt 10y ago|117 comments
690.
by debt 10y ago
I was being mostly sarcastic as that is the actual "life" of a software developer so it's not shocking to me why many wouldn't be intrinsically motivated.

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