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by educar 10y ago
I lack the cultural insight but from far across the seas here it seems that using the n-word is borderline illegal unlike bitch/hoe. Didn't kramer get crucified for using that word? Do you think he would have gotten the same react
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by educar 10y ago
(I am not black or american) I am going to come across as clueless here but why is that 'nr' is offsensive for black people.. and yet every movie with black people has them screaming this word all the time. And the rap music is f
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by educar 10y ago
Can't reply to sibling post for whatever reason. > Working for a full-time software consulting agency, I'm normally actively working on many projects at the same time, each of which have their own nuances of packages that are r
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by educar 10y ago
I feel I need to quality what I meant by 'much easier'. AA is exactly as you made it sound - actively asocial. Now imagine how SELinux is ;)
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by educar 10y ago
Can you give me an example of projects which require this setup? (Even a personal anecdote will do)
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by educar 10y ago
Configuring SELinux reminded me of configuring email. My god, can simple systems be made more complex than this? I mean it's email and yet you have to really struggle with 100s of options to make sense of it all (and you do know sendma
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by educar 10y ago
If kids spray paint 35 to 85, can a human detect it? If a human can, I am sure a machine can as well (at some point).
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by educar 10y ago
I haven't used Discord but it says "It’s time to ditch Skype and TeamSpeak." Skype is primarily 1-1 and not for irc. I have not heard of teamspeak but a quick google suggests it's for gamers. I don't quiet get how i
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by educar 10y ago
This sounds exactly like what homebrew does. It also installs under /usr/local and does not touch anything else. What does nix package manager provide that homebrew does not? (from a user point of view)
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by educar 10y ago
Does it matter? Slack is free and most (all?) people I know only use the free edition. No different from using GitHub. People will always use free stuff if it's there and of good quality.
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by educar 10y ago
CopperSpice is a good thing. If you follow the Qt mailing list, there are good debates on the approaches and it's pushing Qt ahead in good ways (like Verdigris itself). The Qt team was unwilling to question many of the assumptions that
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by educar 10y ago
@Bahamut, thanks for your perspective! fwiw, we are big angular users as well. I was only questioning it's usage in Google. I think I now know that it's used a lot more than I thought inside google.
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by educar 10y ago
I am probably in the minority here on HN but I don't completely grok bitcoin (granted I have not put in much effort to understand it). I have asked many of my techie friends and none of them understand it either - I follow the Einstein
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by educar 10y ago
I wish Gitlab had an easy clean way to import GitHub. The current method involves setting up oauth information in the config file and restarting gitlab. Not nice :/ I fail to see why they cannot just work with GitHub API tokens for imp
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by educar 10y ago
I also found https://www.madewithangular.com/#/categories/google . It's a far far far cry from OPs original assertion that 3/4 apps in Google are made of angular.
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by educar 10y ago
afaict, there is no mail server in sandstorm. Where did you read this information?
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by educar 10y ago
> This is just wrong - almost 3/4 of Google's web apps depend on Angular from what I have heard from multiple Googlers. If a rare instance where an Angular release failure occurs, it shuts down Google's development process
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by educar 10y ago
This was a great read. More than him getting fired, I was more upset about the below: Even though I helped move a company’s valuation almost two billion dollars, I haven’t made a dime from the company outside of making a pretty below-to
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by educar 10y ago
Seriously, never in my wildest dreams did I think that technology would come down to this. Like many others, I dreamed a future where I could have an automated assistant at home. Just not this way! It's really all about ads and mining
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by educar 10y ago
Bay area's problems are best solved with having some kick ass public transport which afaik nobody is working on. IMO, that is a real game changer as opposed to hyperloop, electric cars :/ Most european countries have this already
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by educar 10y ago
Did I read the article correctly that uber, lyft are not profitable yet? That's news to me as I thought they were very profitable given the amount of media attention and visibililty they gave got. Are companies like say slack and githu
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by educar 10y ago
The take away for me is that vulkan is similar to opengl. Mindlessly complex APIs just to play around with basic stuff. Graphics really doesn't need to be this complicated :/
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by educar 10y ago
I am wondering why you are not selling your product for what it is. You have made a game/CTF engine/whatever. This is your expertise and what you have spent the most time on. Sell the game. I don't quite get the recruiting an
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by educar 10y ago
Awesome stuff. http://erlang.org/download/OTP-19.0-rc1.README has the complete list. It's so beautiful to read such CHANGELOGs. The developers clearly love their product and have put in the effort to clearly expla
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by educar 10y ago
First you use a powerful phrase like 'documenting their life' and then you say 'stories get deleted'. Snapcat is about entertainment and connection and not about documenting your life. Let's call it as what it is.
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by educar 10y ago
Sorry, I didn't imply GitLab was not innovating. (Apologies for wording my comment poorly). In fact, quite the opposite. I want to see GitLab build a product that people willingly pay for. (I say the same for all companies. Charge mone
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by educar 10y ago
This is silly. Sad to see that startups are being thought as some sort of game/entertainment. Nobody who is serious about building a company needs to actually go through all this. I cannot imagine YC's own employees will go throug
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by educar 10y ago
This is getting ridiculous. We need like n founder manifesto canary before we start using the products of all these startups. The canary should contain: 1. Their business plan 2. Long term vision for the company 3. How they plan to sustain
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by educar 10y ago
This has nothing to do with opensource. Many opensource startups have just died and not taken things forward. If anything, look into the mission of the company and how they make money. i.e. look into their business. If it's all doled o
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by educar 10y ago
It doesn't work the way you think it does.

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