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Seems like most advice here is to secure some kind of financial future for yourself first to be able to follow your passion. But I think many here will never find the fulfillment you feel when you study new topics. I think cultivating that
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I don't follow the drama. I only hear good things about Rust from the folks here at HN's, I personally never got interested in checking it out. But I don't quite follow why it's so important to know what programming lang
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5y ago
Can you share a bit on pricing strategy and what parts of it will be free vs paid?
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5y ago
Same issue here on Intel MacBook Pro 2020. It seems the OSX permissions for Chrome Screenshare, Mic and Video get reset quite frequently. I can't pinpoint exactly what triggers it. If it's a Chrome update or OSX update. EDIT: Just
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5y ago
The money goes to wherever the foundation think it's going to be more valuable. It may be engineer salaries, C-Level compensation or just sit at a bank as a reserve. You don't get a saying how money is spent by any non-profit if y
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Maybe you were their sole user
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It never was numbered before. But naming things is hard. So they switched. From top of mind it used to be Urchin Analytics, then Google analytics, then universal analytics and now GA4.
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5y ago
Most people don't that though. They use databases, system and apps that implement their own logic for time changes. Maybe you need an OS update. Maybe it's code that is controlled by a third party. There's plenty of logistics
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5y ago
What sort of limits are in place to keep people from setting up their own web archive with this?
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GitHub does have some very generous free tier stuff. But as these sort of things become more common it's destined to be lowered or more heavily limited. Nothing against the project, I think it's an awesome idea with great executio
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Yes. I'm a prime example
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HDF5 has such an odd license. What's up with that?
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You can cheat and create a very wide 1 cell table with a 0pt border and put your wide content in there.
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I agree, there's no reason to lose that feature. Just add the footnotes at the bottom of the doc, no matter how long it is and make the number references clickable to toggle between them. I'd even go as far as say Headers and Foot
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As sanctions are looming any company that is based on Russia, has offices in Russia or makes business with Russian companies are at risk of having these sanctions affect their bottom line. They simply don't have the luxury of staying o
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Ask HN: What is going on in Ukraine?
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5y ago
No surprises here for anyone. Crypto is a zero-sum game. In order to have the big winners you see on the news that make out with million dollar gains, there has to be people losing on the other side.
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No.
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From the announcement: > We’re also committed to working closely with regulators. We’ve offered public commitments for our Privacy Sandbox efforts on the web, including ensuring that we don’t give preferential treatment to Google's
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I must say I loved it. In 10min I cleared my inbox which I was postponing for a few weeks. I actually love that this is tied to Gmail. The integration means I can move back at any time by just deleting my shortwave account so it's very
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Some facts about Google Analytics data privacy
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I think the idea is to prove the query language more than deliver a database that has graph DB advantages. If they prove the language maybe they can implement a different backend. I'm just guessing here.
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It's the first time I hear about graph-relational DBs. I remember back in college learning about graph databases, but since I never touched one I don't remember much TBH. Is a graph-relational database something completely disjoin
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Maybe that's true for the Microsofts and Google's of the world. But for smaller companies trying to provide SaaS or PaaS it totally keeps them from entering the market. So in the end it only increases the difficulty to compete in
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Keep it up. Even when you overdo a little it's still miles ahead of BS corp-speak
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I like it too but I feel like they overdo it just a tad.
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Isn't this something they write on nuclear waste sites?
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DAI represents less than 6% of the current stablecoins marketcap. It's just not big enough to be representative of the whole market.
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It sucks your page was removed and I hope you get it back. But hacker news is not your support channel. Call Facebook.
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You can add your custom domain as an alias on your free Gmail account. That is my setup. Works perfectly.
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