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demarq
9y ago
Bringing up the bieber situation is entirely unfair. SoundCloud did the best any company could have done in that situation. His own label was also confused by the move.
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demarq
9y ago
So a CEO at a car company that outsources it's AI tells a programmer CEO at a company that does it's own AI that his understanding of AI is limited... hmmm
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9y ago
that is just so disappointing.
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9y ago
" I wish to avail myself of all that is already known and then if possible add my mite to help on the future workers who will attain final success. " I think this also says a lot about Intellectual Property right here. Just think
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9y ago
my experience is at 50 the first smart bird appeared, then at 121 they became consistently good.
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9y ago
I know that, and also Qatar Airways also benefits from this. That's beside the point. The target wasn't commercial but political. The US just chose to put commercial pressure to achieve political goals. Have a look at the demands
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9y ago
is this a thank you token for putting pressure on Qatar?
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9y ago
just going to quote my self here. > This is more of a policy issue, unfortunately.
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9y ago
How I'd love to make some app that would help protect IP workers some way :( This is more of a policy issue, unfortunately.
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9y ago
I think you might need to vet some of those customers for ethics. Some of the things being asked for are inherently illegal. On the other hand, it seems there is a ton of money to be made on the site!
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9y ago
So is the lesson here to pay yourself? I wonder how other founders have gone about this.
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9y ago
> The common case of "bundling" is just concatenating files, which works fine if people add their damned semicolons. bundling is not just concatenation, and certainly not in the "common" case. > "not using any
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9y ago
no no and no. The first time contributor had it right. That is the wrong way to go about it. Please do not encourage this as a best practice. Please use eslint, proper modules and a tried and tested bundler.
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9y ago
Your kid, enjoys the nice things in life in part thanks to the thankless work of activists. Lot's of freedoms we have today are because of people who put themselves under great risks to benefit the rest of us. They might be printing pi
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9y ago
This is a pretty big development in the field and what it means for startups, I'm not sure why I feel the earth just moved but no one felt it. It's sunday anyway.
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9y ago
and " Ironically, we got the best results with laser printers made by Samsung" You can tell they really had fun with this!
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9y ago
Sublime text!! I use it all the time
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9y ago
"device makers can choose to deliver a new Android Update" ... "can choose". Preferably they shouldn't be able to choose. Google should be in charge of updates and manufacturers should have to make a special effort
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9y ago
So what happens if the terrorist first flies to canada... Then the US? Or what if they are already in the US? Is there something so special about the bomb that it can't be made anywhere? I'm just wondering how this does anything b
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9y ago
I think it's fair that people are allowed to present their work for the community to review and discuss. secondly, unlike many things that are posted here, it's both free and has no ads. The OP literally makes no money either way.
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10y ago
Every x months since the early nineties there will be an article about someone developing a flying car, and the inventor/ceo painting a jetsons future where riding in a flying car is but a casual experience of the future. I'm not
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10y ago
Plays smooth like a totally native game on my old android!!
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10y ago
even if they found out about it on the day of release they'd still out manoeuvre their American counterparts because.. cost.
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10y ago
> playing my own devil's advocate That shows a great sense of self awareness, and objective reasoning. I wish more people did that. :)
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10y ago
Jolla on a Sony Experia? Sony put everything you need to run your OS on some of their Xperia phones on GitHub as part of their Open Device Program. Jolla which is going to become open source sometime has been successfully (in feburary 2017)
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10y ago
> I find it funny and think it's pretty telling that there are bold claims made that are only crossed out after the author is corrected crossed out? have you seen the follow up post... http://robert.ocallahan.org/201
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10y ago
Those counter examples were all software startups. And have very very different cultures to other corporations their size due to their roots.
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10y ago
Is it that big industrial corporations are bad at creating code? Toyota, samsung, synaptic. I'm really beggining to think that code should be left to smaller and medium sized outfits. i.e samsung should buy or hire a small startup to i
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10y ago
We really ought to have a scraper and chrome extension "HN cache", for things like this. Where we can click "cached" and see the original content hosted somewhere, like on S3 or something. I'm too busy/lazy rig
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10y ago
A number of cars are starting to appear with electric steering, bmw and mercs mostly. Maybe there is some way do turn off the linkage? Not an expert here.Either way this would make waiting for your passengers so much more enjoyable!!
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