devy

27 ms·

571.
by devy 7y ago
> Lack of respect for IP runs deep in Chinese culture, articulated in great detail by Paul Middler in his book "What's wrong with China?". Having worked in China for a long period, there is no better summary of the Chinese
572.
by devy 7y ago
> Yikes, that sounds depressing. Perhaps - but more depressing is losing a high paying job and earning a minimum wage with no hope of living a comfortably life, in that local context. Taken it out of context makes it further apart from t
573.
by devy 7y ago
> So I suppose the project being a side project to learn a new language. Perhaps. But the author Minoru Osuka ain't nobody[1]. He is - Engineer at Mercari, Inc. - Committer at Apache Software Foundation - Co-author of a Apache Solr
574.
by devy 7y ago
Nice try. But no. https://twitter.com/minoru_osuka/status/1190236816277790720?...
575.
by devy 7y ago
Multi-faceted search that requires special indexing setup.
576.
by devy 7y ago
> No, it's the exact same situation. Or do you happen to know exactly how whatever hosting provider manages the server you're using? It's not exactly the same. In the case of cloud providers, you know what you are getting
577.
by devy 7y ago
> If you don’t trust VPN's That's the exactly the misnomer that the title didn't do justice. Of course you MUST trust VPN in order to make sense of using it. The differentiation is whether that VPN is some 3rd party manage
578.
by devy 7y ago
Google Chrome 77 and 78 both crashed on macOS. Brave Browser didn't crash - it gets standard Google 404 page with a title "Error 404 (Not Found)!!1".
579.
by devy 7y ago
The title should be renamed to "Don't Use 3rd Party VPN Services".[1] On-prem VPN deployments with solutions like AlgoVPN[2] from TrailOfBits is still very useful. Let alone mass majority of the the corporate IT's intern
580.
by devy 7y ago
Brave looks amazing, the question I have is, just like how Google Chrome, can they be trusted as a private entity?
581.
by devy 7y ago
For the record, School of Economics and Management (SEM) of Tsinghua University has always been having high caliber business leaders, Nobel Laureate, central bank governor and government officials on their board.[1] e.g. In fact, I doubt an
582.
by devy 7y ago
> The question is, "Why not Harvard? Or any other top school in the US?" Because Hardvard or "any other top school in the US?" didn't invite Tim Cook to be the on their board?
583.
Pg13-py: fast(er) SQL mocking for Python(github.com)
2 points by devy 7y ago|0 comments
584.
by devy 7y ago
Quite possibly another Tumblr moment for Imgur. We'll see.
585.
by devy 7y ago
I like the way the author use Quadrant Analysis (derived from Gartner's Magic Quadrants research methodology[1], well not exactly the same quardrants but similar way of thinking.) to explain the "right" way to do documentatio
586.
by devy 7y ago
That's fine - most of the time we discover information through 3rd party not the origin. But HN guideline[1] suggests that please submit original source. Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something fo
587.
by devy 7y ago
This is a repost from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21224685 (posted 7 days ago) also this wasn't the original news from Microsoft.
588.
by devy 7y ago
> As a blanket statement I don't think dynamic languages work well at a company like Google. Looks like AWS is echoing that sentiment: Performance. Rust is blazingly fast and memory-efficient: with no runtime or garbage colle
589.
by devy 7y ago
You don't have to follow company rules - but again, company can terminate you with or without reason. In this particular case, Yi was fired because he's "lack of judgement", after Yi spoke to the press without formal app
590.
by devy 7y ago
Disclaimer: I am biased just as most people here in the discussions. But I am bi-lingual and I read lots (hundreds) articles both in English & Chinese (Simplified & Traditional) and I've been to Hong Kong and have had personal
591.
by devy 7y ago
> they can never become a superpower. China has long been a world super power for thousands of years, and probably only lost that title after European renaissance. Read some history[1] dude. > I had a daily driver in Chengdu for over
592.
by devy 7y ago
They will fire the CEO.
593.
by devy 7y ago
Pardon my ignorance, what does "photoshopped Disk Utility" mean? I get the reference between GIMP vs. Photoshop, but what does it mean by "gimped/photoshopped" an application?
594.
Environment Variable Templates(steveadams.io)
1 points by devy 7y ago|0 comments
595.
Enterprise Software Is Dead(capiche.com)
1 points by devy 7y ago|0 comments
596.
by devy 7y ago
Not yet, for A12 Chip and above.
597.
by devy 7y ago
Noisy notifications is NOT inherently a Slack issue - slack is just a communication platform; it is however a company culture /team culture/communication style. Fix that instead, Slack is just a tool, it also has controls of mutin
598.
by devy 7y ago
Is the background image on the TechCrunch article an UI for monogodb? Or is it just a FB GraphQL query browser UI?
599.
by devy 7y ago
Same-day-delivery is kinda solved in other countries - read more on stories of Meituan[1] or JD.com[2]. Granted, the labor cost, infrastructure are different. But answer is probably not gig-economy delivery but self-serve lockboxes, robots
600.
by devy 7y ago
Debating politics all you want outside of work.

More ›