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Ask HN: Will there be a standard architecture for ARM based PC’s?
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YouTube has no problem with all the “bikini try on” channels. Hard to see why YouTube would have a problem with Naomi Wu.
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I love this story.
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I wonder if such decisions are made by men or women.
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Text based job interviews? How does this industry continue to come up with such innovative new ways to deeply suck at recruiting? The “text based interview” is one of the worst ideas I’ve ever heard. Of course everyone has some grand justif
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Totally agree. Just use virtual machines or colocated servers.
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DOS ain’t done till Lotus won’t run.
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The old contrarian opinion from 37 Signals.
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Ask HN: Have you taken care of your teeth?
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Do what makes you happy …. that’s what makes software development fun.
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I’m guessing all the major clouds provide this?
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If you want people to read your writing, don’t put it in a walled garden.
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With all respect …. Do people care about self hosted for productivity apps?
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Was the instruction booklet there too?
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Seems reasonable. Fairly standard clause I’d think.
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Off topic but my favorite editor of all time was the DOS edit. It was simple and straightforward with keys that made sense.
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Djokovic should have joined the end of the queue in waiting for his case to be heard. How completely fucked up that mega millionaires get their court case heard immediately over the weekend.
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It offends me, as someone who has never succeeded building something people want. I say that a touch light hearted but it’s kinda true.
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I didn’t interpret what that guy said in the same way you did.
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So why I wonder is this video coming up in our feeds? Could it be because the CCP want westerners to hear the message of how people in Taiwan actually want to unify with China? Yes I think so. The CCP know how to get things promoted on soci
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Boom - all credibility lost - it’s just a scam, another CCP shill. I actually watched this video the other day, and I remember this interviewee and I remember being surprised at how pro China the people of Taipei are. Clearly Asian Boss has
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Maybe close cooperation with the deeply corrupt and unjust police makes you complicit in the outcomes.
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I don’t understand the mindset of open source developers who dedicate significant time energy and life to free software, unless there’s a tangible, quantifiable advantage to doing so. That advantage may well be indirect such as reputational
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I’m glad we got this good news. I would have been truly depressed if it had failed.
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In the early days of IT there was the concept that the best developers were strange, hard to get along with prima Donna’s.
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That’s where I’m at.
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How would you feel if today, at your age, you had $0 and no house?
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Yes all my friends are good friends, often for more than 30 years. Kind people who care and value our friendship. It just happens that they’re now becoming very wealthy - its made none of them less kind or good people. The only possible thi
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Ask HN: How to continue to be gracious about the good fortune of rich friends?
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ARM has a big problem …. compatibility. X86 absolutely destroys ARM in the software front. Give me an x86 cpu and I can run any version of linux on it with wide hardware support. Give me a random ARM computer, you’re lucky if you can get it
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