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First, very cool. Second, now that we've got the terminal in a browser, we've got a linux subsytem for WebAssembly ( https://github.com/cervus-v/cervus ), and we've got QT for WebAssembly, we seem to be ~2
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No. That would be Domino’s Pizza. https://m.nasdaq.com/symbol/dpz/interactive-chart
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Any financial analyst would tell you their ad revenue, or even their market position would be at serious risk without each of the products you mentioned. Building and maintaining product suite is the cost on the ad revenue.
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8y ago
I think the analogy holds, unless your bank account reflects your payroll for the year (no costs).
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8y ago
You know what... good for him.
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I wonder that same thing today. To me, it feels like the bubble burst in 2007. But, that we're still here today, seems to indicate it didn't really pop, but instead it's a side-effect of another system. Recently in Southern C
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I really enjoy this sort of sarcasm :D
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> Just five days after the introduction of the law, the US state department invoked the 1935 amendments to the Law of Importation and Exportation of Narcotic Drugs. The amendments allowed the US to establish an export embargo on narcotic
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8y ago
I mean there are also serial killers. That might not adequately describe the population at large.
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I’m trying to differentiate “market network” from “marketplace” and I’m not clear that the distinction is adjacent but instead the latter is a type of the former. The question then becomes: if presenting on this to an investor, how would an
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As a secondary language, I find the repl and debugging pieces far lacking for Node.js. To be fair, I just use Node.js for developing SPA using frameworks like VueJS and React. Ndb looks like a step in a good direction. However, I don’t unde
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There seems to be a sentiment that Python is a kids language - but I think of Python as a language that scales with your experience. You can do some really interesting and complex things and I’m really appreciative of my deep understanding
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8y ago
I took the N out and realized that would never fly. As Netflix is the odd duck of the group, maybe some banking associate put it in there just to give some ferocity to the acronym (I.e. engineered a backronyn).
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I never thought of using the semicolon for the purpose of delimiting descriptive lists. As opposed to some sibling comments, which express that bullets should instead be used, I think this offers a good alternative.
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8y ago
Never heard of this. Interesting.
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8y ago
To be fair, GitHub attributes 1.5% of hyperkit’s code to ocaml
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8y ago
Artificial Intelligence: the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages. [Goog
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Well the idea is that all emerging ideas with broad appeal go through the Hype Cycle. I don’t know that AI is different or dangerous in that regard.
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I first read your comment as: Google associates your browsing history with your Google account when your not logged in and using private browsing. They can definitely tell it’s the same user who just opened a new private tab, but they’re no
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Contextually your question is absurd, but I’ll bite. “China backs $15bn tech fund to compete with Japan’s SoftBank” (Yesterday, https://www.ft.com/content/9cdd3098-7d3c-11e8-bc55-50daf11b7... , “Fund to look at global d
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Actually, the most refreshing, zero bullshit thing I’ve read in a while.
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This kind of crap is why I dropped ArsTechnica from my RSS feed after 11 years.
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The premise makes sense (per industry), but how are the bubbles potentially connected to make systemic risk? I’m kinda looking at it like this: per-industry, there is a local-minimum solution which is being exploited For transportation, let
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Mind going further? I read “leveraged” as “debt-funded”, but VCs get their funds from LPs (or from cash on company balance sheets). Where does leverage come into play?
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Solution: ‘The Slippery Math of Causation’
(quantamagazine.org)
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Non Bitly link: https://twitter.com/joangralla/status/1012761031922409473?s=...
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> and pay only for the once you pour. Want one once of 16 different beers? No problem. Once -> Ounce (I was very confused)
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Tangential: is it (in)appropriate to use an "admin" theme for a consumer app? Maybe it's semantics, but I see the "feel" of admin pop up on many / most evolved consumer applications (e.g. GMail, Kayak, Reddit,
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Pro-rata: proportional. Really that’s about all you need to know.
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For the commenters who missed it, here’s the context: > People were trying to hack into his Facebook account, which was quickly disabled. The pages of his children were targeted. His wife began receiving phone calls with death threats, a
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