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901.
by est 3y ago
Car is an asset and people is sometimes a liability. (just describing a fact, not that I fully agree with this.)
902.
by est 3y ago
Requires sign-in.
903.
by est 3y ago
Microservices was literally invented by a software outsourcing company. Why make only one service when you can bill more.
904.
by est 3y ago
Ha, trying to paste "regex filter numbers divisible by 3" and the page froze to death https://stackoverflow.com/q/10992279/41948 ^(?:[0369]+|[147](?:[0369]*[147][0369]*[258])*(?:[0369]*[258]|[0369
905.
by est 3y ago
And dialects of Lisp a-likes will fight each other. https://locklessinc.com/articles/why_lisp_failed/
906.
by est 3y ago
> It's open source Harder to distribute than unzip-and-run binaries.
907.
by est 3y ago
Any binary hackers to modify the executable of Chrome directly?
908.
by est 3y ago
> authority will establish their own App Store No, the government want the power to de-list unwanted apps.
909.
by est 3y ago
巴士 is widely used as well
910.
by est 3y ago
It's the same in Chinese 馕 (nang)
911.
by est 3y ago
No in Mandarin. It's 黑手党 (black-hand mob)
912.
by est 3y ago
> come up with a word etymologically rooted in Chinese So here's an interesting point: etymologically, Chinese is the only evolving language other than English.
913.
by est 3y ago
> Exceptions: Mandarin Chinese uses a different word for pineapple. Actually two words for pineapple: 凤梨 & 菠萝 On the topic, I think one word is defintely the same in all languages: "OK". Yeah, even in Mandarin.
914.
by est 3y ago
Not in China though. A recent law requires phone vendors to register all Apps to the authority. Any "side-loading" is viewed as a risk to national security.
915.
by est 3y ago
Then a bunch of Chinese guys show up as the 3rd party.
916.
by est 3y ago
> the Open Web just makes it easier for Google to smart snippet all the things How is this a problem? A simple `Disallow: Google` would solve your concern if you want to de-list from Google.
917.
by est 3y ago
This problem was re-introduced by various of shitty SPA practices. It's a solved problem in the good o' days with simple HTML forms.
918.
by est 3y ago
> easy to make one advanced chip in a laboratory https://i.imgur.com/QPKoen2.png does this look like "one advanced chip in a laboratory" to you?
919.
by est 3y ago
> ESP32 wireless microprocessors I believe it uses a Tensilica Xtensa LX6, which is not Chinese.
920.
by est 3y ago
> The main issue China has is just that they have a population decline problem which will continue to get worse over the next 50 years cough Industrial Revolution cough Black Death cough
921.
by est 3y ago
> And that once they're in China, they lose that ability? They partially do. The communism power structure is always a debuff. Loyality > Skills.
922.
by est 3y ago
China isn't a problem, losing profit is.
923.
by est 3y ago
> The scientific fraud doesn't mean the scientists are bad. Scientific fraud means only one thing: R&D are getting excessively funded there.
924.
by est 3y ago
> the name you want to be addressed by (e.g. in an email) In fact, I don't want my full name to be addressed anywhere at all. Just call me by the alias I provided.
925.
by est 3y ago
ISP regulating online speech is the result of some law and the justice system.
926.
by est 3y ago
> My impression is that in the ‘00s, Python and Ruby were both relatively new Contrary to popular belief, Python is older than Java. > math libraries, numpy and pandas make it appealing to academics The most important factor: these li
927.
by est 3y ago
ISP is a no-go, but are there any successful online speech moderation mechanism?
928.
by est 3y ago
looks like this gets posted every year https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=airfields-freeman.com
929.
by est 3y ago
why not just SUPPORTED_INFERENCE_MODELS = { "groundingdino": registry.grounding_dino_base, "yolov8": registry.yolov8_bas, ... }
930.
by est 3y ago
.swf and as3 was very cool. Adobe's runtime sucks. iPhone sucks (at that time)

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