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by fierarul 7y ago
Perhaps the Satoshi group should have called their invention BitGold instead of BitCoin? Although it's normal to see tech guys bad at marketing/branding.
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by fierarul 7y ago
There was recently a similar story about Amazon Fulfillment turning off the final Oracle Database: https://twitter.com/jdarrow/status/1111629087947132928 I wasn't aware they are doing this PR pieces on a depa
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by fierarul 7y ago
I don't understand this obsession with cloud-based deep learning for beginners. It creates this hyper-focus on cost: always remember to shut down your instances! With the occasional slippage which causes psychological (and / or fi
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by fierarul 7y ago
> I'm building a project around this and would love to hear about your experience. Mind the selection bias. People that went through layoffs, bounced back, are reading HN and decide to publicly share with you their experience are no
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by fierarul 7y ago
> “If I were running Apple, I would milk the Macintosh for all it’s worth – and get busy on the next great thing. The PC wars are over. Done. Microsoft won a long time ago.” > ― Steve Jobs
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by fierarul 7y ago
> >the state can still manufacture startups because these companies will get the red carpet from every other institution. > They may get some prestige, but I'm sure a lot of startups fail eventually. Yes, but you are underesti
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by fierarul 7y ago
> If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.
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by fierarul 7y ago
If nobody is having fun at a party, it's not a party. If enough people start having fun at a gathering, it becomes a party. So, mood matters. But once there's no more beer, game over. Objective reality also matters.
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by fierarul 7y ago
My main experience is with Romania where any such project of encouraging incorporating, giving grants, etc are just excuses at spending money, badly. I would make these illegal. Perhaps other governments are better at managing money. Maybe
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by fierarul 7y ago
+1 to the above comments. Governments that do this are either clueless or thugs. The market doesn't need their money, they need them to define a fair playground and that especially means defining how the state behaves.
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by fierarul 7y ago
From the video: "two weeks ago: another one was released... publicly" So... there's more to come.
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by fierarul 7y ago
> Oracle is now a member of the Java community, not necessarily the driver. I agree that, all in all, Oracle told the world what it's going to do and now is executing on the plan. It's no surprise really, and it makes sense tha
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Show HN: CoolBeans 2019.06 Released(coolbeans.xyz)
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by fierarul 7y ago
Looks pretty neat but 1st thing I thought of was a heat map. Show me the hot spots and an animation over time (as you have/gather historical data).
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Show HN: Jchoice.eu – Select Your OpenJDK Distribution(jchoice.eu)
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Show HN: CoolBeans 2019.06, an Apache NetBeans 11 distribution(coolbeans.xyz)
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Show HN: 410 Gone(hn.410go.net)
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by fierarul 8y ago
Weaponized culture.
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by fierarul 8y ago
Such a great hack! I wonder if we can put some modern-day OS in the BIOS flash. I think the NetBSD kernel would fit, but I'm not sure how a GUI could be possible...
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The Apache Software Foundation is a record label not a rock band(blog.emilianbold.ro)
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by fierarul 8y ago
This is a beautiful story. I am sorry for your loss.
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by fierarul 8y ago
Yes, of course, what's not to like about that confusion?
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by fierarul 8y ago
You mean like some release notes? Good idea.
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by fierarul 8y ago
We do have Window | IDE Tools | Terminal but since I'm always on macOS or Linux I never tested to see if this feature has issues on Windows. I'll test this and see what's going on there.
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by fierarul 8y ago
Madrid is a fine city but I also was 'lucky' to visit it while there was a huge demonstration occupying the city centre. Didn't look so well during that time. I think right before that the garbage men had a strike leaving all
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by fierarul 8y ago
> Cons: > [...] > - looks of disdain and confusion from other engineers > it's probably inertia that's kept me from moving to fancier editors, but overall Netbeans has been solid and I'm just as product
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by fierarul 8y ago
> Recently I've really come to appreciate the terminal integration in Visual Studio Code and would like to see something similar in NetBeans. What terminal integration would you like to see?
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by fierarul 8y ago
I believe non-Java communities would also like a good IDE. PHP developers seem to be pretty dedicated once they start using NetBeans. Python developers might also be the case. We also supported Ruby at some point.
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by fierarul 8y ago
Over 1 million active NetBeans users.
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by fierarul 8y ago
Being able to bundle a JDK and have the app run from the get go is nice, no?

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