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by goliatone 7y ago
“A slightly more grey area arises where, with no human involvement or instruction, a price-setting AI algorithm teaches itself to coordinate with competitors – otherwise referred to as tacit algorithmic collusion. While it is unclear the ex
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by goliatone 7y ago
I still use ractive for production apps today, and have legacy ractive apps that are from 2013’ish running great
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by goliatone 8y ago
Move fast break things mantra
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by goliatone 8y ago
I’ll leave BoB[1] here as a reference for the OPs comment [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2781019
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by goliatone 8y ago
I lived in different countries where they had both taxes. I think what also makes a difference is how that tax money is spent. Also, what gets taxed as a luxury item can be interesting. Things I did not expect to be taxed as luxurious item
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by goliatone 8y ago
FYI I downloaded and installed your app when I saw it here on HN, didn’t work or I didn’t know how to use it.
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by goliatone 8y ago
The answer for that would ideally be all? We, as developers should be aware and ready to learn and build the experience around security , but a different thing are focus and ownership. You still want experts to drive specialized fields. I r
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by goliatone 8y ago
You still need to send an email before the trial is about to go into paid mode
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by goliatone 8y ago
I remember a similar story but from Kodak. I think the shareholder narrative and the race to the bottom started in the 70/80s has lead to the current situation. Short term mentality and spreadsheet driven management has taken a toll on
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by goliatone 8y ago
I think yours is a pretty accurate summary of OP
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by goliatone 8y ago
I think Trump might defy the mainstream definition of intelligence and in a twisted and narrow sense he might have something approaching cunning and a primitive feedback loop modulating his speech like the YouTube algorithm, optimizing for
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by goliatone 8y ago
Funny, I feel the same way about TS :) To be fair tho, you’re right. Flex was a very Java centric endeavor, from its compiler to the first big frameworks (Caignorm?) all the way to its target audience, which were enterprise companies that w
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by goliatone 8y ago
I think the biggest win of Go over Python is around the single binary distribution, which I guess you included with deployments. But it truly deserves a mention on its own and it’s a major point over other (most?) languages. It really makes
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by goliatone 8y ago
I think this kind of features are better served as browser extensions or maybe from the GitHub marketplace(?), as in not part of the core product but with an easy activation by the user and easy to discover. No need to pollute the product-
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by goliatone 8y ago
I would argue both. Systems like Bootstrap still get a lot of flak
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by goliatone 8y ago
What you want is gopher[1]. Instead of AMP I think sites could honor requests with an text/plain header, the issue is monetization. But AMP is for content based sites, SPA capture a completely different use cases. [1] https:/&#x2
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by goliatone 8y ago
I really like the polish/design of the Airbnb open source projects I’ve seen. I’m envious of the resources to pull it off :D
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by goliatone 8y ago
Worst than the Irish tax system is Luxembourg’s and that one has been around since the 70s. Plenty of US corporations- like Wall-mart, Amazon- have subsidiaries in Luxembourg
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by goliatone 8y ago
You can use PDFs in Xcode. Instead of using a single image for all the different resolutions and polluting your fs is actually really nice to have a single file with preview
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by goliatone 8y ago
Where is that quote from?
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by goliatone 8y ago
I would look at it the other way around, it is far more likely that if you train and compete with the best you will reach closer to your full potential than if you train and compete in “minor” leagues (thinking about sports, specifically so
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by goliatone 8y ago
I wonder if Foogle is crowdsourcing Waymo’s vision system...
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by goliatone 8y ago
Performance sensitivity is a rather relative line, I understand your point but I’ve heard people argue that C was the performance sensical choice as opposed to C++, or assembly rather than C. I love python but I wouldn’t use it for everythi
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by goliatone 8y ago
And I think GP was saying even if possible it seems rather irrelevant. You could use react without JSX but most likely you will not because you would be throwing away the good things about react. Technically you can eat soup using a fork,
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by goliatone 8y ago
I don’t think I would like to see that happening or even put to a test, but I really really doubt it would be as simple as you make it sound
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by goliatone 8y ago
Not to take away from your excitement or the validity of the change, but non frontenders find webpack rather bloated. To be fair, I’ve met more than one front-end developer with the same perception.
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by goliatone 8y ago
Is there a hell for corporations? To add some substance to my comment. I’ve interacted with IBM in different scenarios. I’ve had to manage a team of IBM consultants at work, very frustrating experience. I still shed tears every time I think
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by goliatone 8y ago
I have not had the chance yet to play with it but it’s very high in my list, drab an extension library for the Phoenix framework “providing an access to the browser's User Interface (DOM objects) from the server side”. A friend did an
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by goliatone 8y ago
You know the smell of freshly cut grass in summer? I really like that smell, it triggers some intense memories. Then I read that the smell is away for the plant to signal distress. Now the smell triggers the memories and then a wave of gilt
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by goliatone 8y ago
Alice was building a social graph model of ppl attending the party?

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