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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
The article doesn't present any sound evidence for hypothesis in the title. Manufacturing output has declined sure, but real gross domestic product grew and it is still growing. This means that maufacturing production is replaced by ot
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
I think at this point it is clear that main problem with self-driving cars is not technology but social, psychological, political and legal challenges. People often forget that having good tech is just one step that does not guarantee any c
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CIA C coding conventions(wikileaks.org)
3 points by ffjffsfr 10y ago|0 comments
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CIA Python style guide(wikileaks.org)
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
same on my ubuntu
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
:+1 Facebook IPO set target price to 38$. It went down immediately at extreme point falling down to 18$ a share. It only got back to 38$ after around one year. What is the price now? 137$ Not saying this will happen to Snap, just saying IPO
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
> I see the point that REST is not perfect, but better than "awful". :+1 and they are also better than what author advocates. One thing in author proposal that absolutely puts me off is this: > JSON-Pure APIs (...) have only
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
that's inspirational, so you're basically saying to try to put some text saying sponsors welcome, show blog stats and wait for someone to show up and offer something and just take offer?
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
how will they know my blog is hitting 25k users per month? What if my blog will start hitting 25k (unlikely but who knows), how will they know about it
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Ask HN: How much can you charge per blog sponsorship?
3 points by ffjffsfr 10y ago|10 comments
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
how does pocket make money? they do have pocket premium: https://getpocket.com/premium?ep=2 but I never saw them advertising it and never thought about using it and I'm using pocket heavily past several months. Is &quo
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Cloudbleed: How to deal with it(medium.com)
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
Does anyone know answer to this question someone is asking there at the end? Is it related? > could you tell us why a lot of people had to re-authenticate their Google accounts on their devices all of the sudden? It may not have been rel
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
I think average number of requests per site, and average page size in megabytes went up over time. It is much higher now and content we browse is actually very similar - people read news like they did 20 years ago, but now their news site r
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GE, Boeing, Oracle form coalition to support Republican border tax(reuters.com)
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Manufacturing in the US: Will Trump’s strategy repatriate highly-paid jobs?(bruegel.org)
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
OK so the reason why US cities have no money is that they have grown horizontally instead of growing vertically and horizontal growth means high infrastructure cost. That's all very well, but I still dont understand why it happened. Do
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
I'm trying to understand what it does by looking at pictures and reading this description but I have no idea: https://patents.google.com/patent/US5588162 is it just raising and lowering toilet seat based on input?
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Ask HN: How do you find time for open source?
32 points by ffjffsfr 10y ago|21 comments
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
> implementing sockets into their apps. are you talking about websockets for web apps? It's not always easy to implement and it requires some extra libraries and deployment setups. Is it really that easy to add for you as giving cl
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
haha seems like there's so many hypers. When I saw this I thought about Python Hyper (HTTP2) https://hyper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
It's not suprising that estimates based on "user-submitted data points" are not accurate. Everyone who ever tried to sell a house knows how difficult it is to estimate real market price of property. Usually people will submi
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
I wouldn't ignore physiological causes of depression, but on the other hand why not try? Who knows, maybe it will help you? A lot depend on what actually is going on in depressed person's life. There are different depressions, dif
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Elasticsearch: Adventures in scaling a multitenant platform(bigeng.io)
9 points by ffjffsfr 10y ago|0 comments
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
It is defaced now. Some troll logged in and started posting spam. I'm really not sure why this is on front page of HN? This is just random messages board without any verification. Anyone can sign in and post message anonymously saying:
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
That was really useful site, I think I found some job via this couple of years ago. Is it no longer in existence? Why?
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
How can you find text of license of curl in Toyota? I have friend with Toyota wanted to verify. Or maybe someone in this thread can verify this? Is it somewhere in user-guide? Seriously how people can possibly think some random email from u
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
You mean PyQtSlot? http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5/signals_slots.html#Py...
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
> but if one has a core dump or can reproduce the crash under a debugger, a traceback can be easily obtained in the majority of cases. how do you create core dump? starting program under some debugger? I tried debugging with valgrind but
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by ffjffsfr 10y ago
I have some experience building PyQt apps and can confirm random crashes (segfaults, sigaborts and such). I suspect this has nothing to do with lambdas. It may likely be something happening between Python and QT - remember that all things h

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