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enitihas
8y ago
Maybe, but at least currently it does support E2E.
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enitihas
8y ago
Doesn't WhatsApp do that? ( https://faq.whatsapp.com/en/android/28030015/ )
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enitihas
8y ago
WhatsApp does, atleast their doc says so. https://faq.whatsapp.com/en/android/28030015/ ( So as we’ve introduced more features – like video calling and Status – we’ve extended end-to-end encryption to these f
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GnuCash(Free Accounting Software): Track your assets and expense easily
(gnucash.org)
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enitihas
8y ago
I thought jetbrains telemetry is opt in and not opt out. Is that no longer the case?
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enitihas
8y ago
Dive into Python 3 is a really good book. Although there are better books for learning the nuts and bolts of python, dive into python taught me noy just python, but also a lot about character encodings and why understanding them is importan
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Ask HN: What is the best smartphone for privacy conscious consumers in 2018?
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enitihas
8y ago
iOS build servers maybe?
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enitihas
8y ago
Does even Apple use macOS server for their own servers?
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enitihas
8y ago
This is a really really good book on Operating Systems. Before this I had read ( http://codex.cs.yale.edu/avi/os-book/OS9/slide-dir/index.htm... ), which is itself a really good book, but this one seemed m
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enitihas
8y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more on how people are managing the above things without making money at all?
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DuckDuckGo Architecture – 1M Deep Searches a Day and Growing (2013)
(highscalability.com)
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enitihas
8y ago
I too have been interested in learning Sanskrit for some time. Can you tell me what resources you used?
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enitihas
8y ago
Learning to control impulsive eating, and starting to exercise. Weight control never seemed difficult afterwards.
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enitihas
8y ago
Was everyone logged out automatically or only those who were affected? Is anyone here who wasn't logged out today?
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enitihas
8y ago
I think his account is special in also the sense that he has two usernames: mark and zuck. I don't think any other Facebook account has that.
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enitihas
8y ago
I too was enthusiastic about using Nim, as it is clearly a much superior language to go. However, the ecosystems are not at all comparable. Even without considering the huge amount of 3rd party packages for go, the go stdlib itself is too g
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enitihas
8y ago
Much better than HttpUrlConnection though. As an aside, the http client API seems really well thought out, supporting all sorts of common use cases for http. Once you convert the examples to some non trivial request response stuff, the new
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enitihas
8y ago
I think Zuckerberg refused a 1B $ offer from yahoo.
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enitihas
8y ago
Well this certainly looks to set start another cold war. The US was not going be the only power for too long. And I think China is in a much better position than the USSR, at least economically. Let's see how this goes.
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enitihas
8y ago
Correct. Even if their large industrial integration of all sorts of parts in close proximity was easily replaceable(which is itself very difficult), for them to be easily replaceable, buyers would have to be more price indifferent, which do
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8y ago
I initially used to think China might have more leverage against any potential trade war agains the US, as: 1. The Chinese had option of imposing high tariffs on politically significant US agricultural products, like soyabean, which are not
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China Once Looked Tough on Trade. Now Its Options Are Dwindling
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
I was expecting to see a leftpad comparison too :D
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I think this sets a dangerous precedent. Till now it seemed that the desktop was the last mainstream open computing platform due to it's legacy rooted in standardisation, but that seems to be moving too. While iOS anyways treats users
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enitihas
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The only thing GDPR and this new law have in common is that both of them will make it very difficult for new internet companies to challenge incumbents (not that it was very easy currently). But if every video distributing company is going
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enitihas
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When did standard oil own railroads? I thought Rockefeller had large disagreements with the railroads and they had to build oil pipelines, and that in sense contributed to downfall of certain railroads too reliant on the oil money.
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enitihas
8y ago
Has anyone here migrated back from lambda to conventional servers? How was the experience like. Is there any straightforward way to convert serverless projects to traditional services en masse. In what cases would you recommend moving away
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enitihas
8y ago
If you are OK with reading books, I will recommend Code Complete.
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8y ago
Yes, and you can set a flag to varn you if the annotations are not set somewhere. Using proper hints clojure is in the same magnitude as java and much faster than python
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