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by demarq 7y ago
I take note of these in my comment, but no where do I say I trust the Chinese. Not trusting western media on Chinese coverage does not equal trusting the Chinese government. I think you may have missed the subtlety here. my comment relates
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by demarq 7y ago
I'm I the only one who notices a strong pattern of "China is failing, based on this sketchy evidence we got" type articles in American media. I say this as someone who is neither Chinese or American. But I just notice the eag
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by demarq 7y ago
glad you're happy, but I would caution thinking that choices of framework count as competitive advantage. I usually say, if your customers don't care and cant tell then it's not an advantage.
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by demarq 7y ago
> It sends all the users DNS queries to Cloudflare, adding a new party it removes many parties (some unknown) who have no legal oversight, and adds a select parties who are legally bound to respect your privacy. > because the user&#x
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by demarq 7y ago
implementing min max in every language you know. it surprisingly encourages you to both use a ton of language features as well as allowing you to see patterns across all programming languages. this is probably more fun if you build tic tac
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by demarq 7y ago
What one could possibly hope... Is to answer his own curiosity. Just that.
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How many of you are non developers?
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by demarq 7y ago
A) A little late now, since as is stated in the letter people are already mirroring the repo B) can the app really be spreading that fast, if people are having to download it from github, and override their devices security settings to inst
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by demarq 7y ago
usually you want to a release to be all the way deployed or all the way rolled back not sitting in some half state. because it gets really hard to reason about the state of mutable resources like databases and storage that is being written
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by demarq 7y ago
is it me or did the entire article repeat three points all the way through.
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by demarq 7y ago
To be honest, I think China is the only country that can fit the strict definition of "entirely" made in". So I'm happy enough to give credit to rwanda for assembling the motherboard component by component.
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by demarq 7y ago
Nah, I think that it's important that people don't get to invested into their comments. That's how flamewars keep going. I care mostly about the general conversation here than that one comment I made yesterday afternoon
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by demarq 7y ago
metaness
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by demarq 7y ago
Politicians are now also under the Google algorithms. Which gives Google unprecedented power.
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by demarq 7y ago
So appalled but... So impressed!
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by demarq 7y ago
This is one of those comments that's on every mans mind but no one wants to be the one that says it
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by demarq 7y ago
This behaviour will hurt microsoft in the long term in negotiating future deals. Founders often have very emotional connections to their company
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by demarq 7y ago
I think most people who want to use this should have scale at the bottom of their priority list. I look at this as more a tool to cut time to market. Getting your product to actual users is the most important thing when your'e starting
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by demarq 7y ago
really inspiring. I've been building my product for a while now, and my motivation has been super low. Stories like this encourage me to keep working at it. Great work OP!
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by demarq 7y ago
Even though I stayed away from FF because of it's macos issues, I found myself using it(normal ff) for development. I'm not the only one at work either. It's a weird angle for a browser to compete from, but I guess it's
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by demarq 7y ago
Aren't those nuclear missles technology that should be recovered or guarded?
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by demarq 7y ago
you'd be wrong on all points when it comes to my mac. A closer inspection would reveal that the stickers aren't really stickers, they are concert tickets, train tickets and basically memorabilia I collect as I go along and it has
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by demarq 7y ago
very well executed!
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by demarq 7y ago
The first and only piece of software I've ever bought on physical media!
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by demarq 7y ago
I really hope they go the DJI route. I think general purpose advanced technologies like this often struggle and die in the industrial sector. i.e they have to have predefined purpose and be very good at one thing. The consumer market howeve
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by demarq 7y ago
Not sure how I feel about adopting a countries name for a project. Or more to the point I'm not sure how I would feel if every time I searched my countries name on the web this Google project appears rather than my actual country. i.e
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by demarq 7y ago
because bad "traditional" engineering isn't taking lives or casing financial loss and poor health? The article was a "lets take an ideal apple and compare it to a rotten organge"
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by demarq 7y ago
I see what youre saying but > They think the software is good but the license is holding it down The issue I'm really trying to point out is They think the software is cost free but the license is holding it down Wolfram Engine ha
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by demarq 7y ago
Am I the only one who gets tired of, "oh look something free on HN, okay time to shit on it, it's not open source".
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by demarq 7y ago
why do you think that?

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