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by icxa 7y ago
What will end up happening is the major content creators, the ones that have massive followings will treat YouTube as the "advertisement" to the other platform they are on. "Hey guys thanks for checking out my video, here&#x2
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(I am trying to tie the two concepts together from your reply, so I am not saying this to come off as combative but understand your objection) - What would you define as a while? I think Go has done well with it, given that it is almost 10
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This is interesting. Go seems to have the complete opposite stance. The stdlib are some of the most useful and well written packages you can use in the Go ecosystem, and then you have the "extended" standard lib which isn't 1
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I have to disagree that they work fine with graphics, especially in low light conditions. It's downright terrible in my opinion. I have a kindle version of Calculus: Better Explained, and it's unreadable on my Paperwhite. I have t
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> Which genocides did they "enable"? Mynamar > It doesn't seem to have helped yet. Also Apple's goal with the iPhone isn't global dominance.
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> Hasn’t all of this stuff been obvious forever to programmers? Yes, but it wasn't at the "oh crap elections were manipulated, democracies toppled, dissidents tracked down, and genocides enabled" level. The fact that Apple
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It's ironic that we moved from the trust / authority model of factual verification to "data driven" model of verification, and now we are seeing how easy it is to even manipulate that. I suppose the only step forward, an
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Doesn't iCloud use Google Cloud?
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There's more than a couple of fortunes to lose by automating the trucking industry as well.
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I admit the comment was meant to be a bit tongue in cheek but it doesn't appear to have had that impact. My intention wasn't to be condescending or anything like that as others have taken it. A better argument would have been to e
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This story is so common it has a name: the paradox of subsidies.
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> Dropping down to a lower level of abstraction from the get go because you might need that level of control for performance reasons in the future sounds like a typical case of premature optimization to me. On the flip side, I can make u
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The argument against ORMs aren't that they are a leaky abstraction (although they most definitely are). The argument is although they appear to offer you value up front, they cost you much more down the road. The moment you have a hot
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It's also trivially easy to extend this to Kinesis with a lambda.
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NATS is a solution I have used in the past that supports Request/Reply semantics (I actually really enjoyed NATS). I am not sure Kinesis fits the traditional mold of a "message bus", but it certainly can be used as such, and
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There is no explicit forbiddance of Request/Reply semantics in a message bus. Data on a message bus absolutely does not have to be one way.
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Have you found any support groups or any that were affective? I have taken a cursory glance at some support groups available to me in the past, plus some internet circles, but found them not personal enough to be effective or I felt too det
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My "coping" mechanism, annoying for some, I am sure, but I just bluntly immediately ask for feedback and try to get to the bottom of it as soon as possible. I am fortunate enough to have a manager that understands my condition and
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> Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria is big problem for me. I over think things, the slightest misread comment can ruin my day. I am a recent adult ADHD diagnosis recipient, and I never knew that there was words to describe this but it descr
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> I/O will never run as fast as the CPU. In the era of kernal bypass and modern IO accelerators seen in some data centers today, I wonder if this is even true today?
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Again I am not trying to be a contrarian, but in my experience quantity != quality. You can take this statement the other way and say too much information is bad. There is a reason there are so few Go Stack Overflow questions and answers: m
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I am in no way a OCaml fan, and I primarily use Go at work. That said, the fact that OCaml is used by Bloomberg and Facebook (on multiple apps and products) alone make it not niche http://www.ocaml.org/learn/companies.h
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If you interpreted that statement as me specifically saying that commenter is a shill, you should probably take a rest from social media as well, and take a step back to realize the negative lens you are viewing things through.
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"It's like HN doesn't understand of raising money on an existing valueless proposition!" No seriously, I don't understand. Explain to me. I grew up in and around small businesses, I legit don't understand how t
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I am well aware a public company's earnings report is public https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-2019-Q3... (btw -- Tell me where in Facebook's earnings reports we should have looke
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I find it interesting that most threads on HN lately about Windows always seems to have quite a few comments in the form "I switched from Mac to Windows, loving it!" I know no place is immune from shilling, but it does raise a par
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> I think a lot of these famous programmers have never had to work with something terrible and probably never will and that is why they make such blasé statements. Do you think they never had to work with something terrible, or when face
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Your baby's first ~3 months is basically the "4th trimester" but just outside the womb. It basically explains why things like swaddling work so well for their sleep at this age, and why shush sounds work (because it supposedl
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Form filling is part of the standard, specifically, the process of applying an XFDF to a PDF, which even allows you to do things like present a remote web form and then inject the data into the PDF.
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We need to stop relying on the assertions Big Tech make about themselves, and work towards regulation. What most viewers saw during the Facebook congressional hearing was woefully out of touch, forgive me for using this phrase “old white gu

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