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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
The Brandenburg Airport in Berlin is already took 15 years instead of 5 and it is still not ready...
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
In Germany it will take 15 years to build a hospital. True bureaucratic hell on planet.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
How much money did you get from Microsoft for disclosing that vulnerability?
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
another reason to switch to android
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
No. they are separate revenues in report.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Just checked the report and this is true. Microsoft haters becomes really annoying with all their lies.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Google is a scam company. Stop using it.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
You guys should consider switching to GitHub. Much faster, no 500-errors, less downtime.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
when will hacker news finally remove like buttons? there is a reason why studies are performed using double blind technique.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
anyone in their right mind will use any product from Google? They deprecate like 90% of their services... https://killedbygoogle.com/ https://gcemetery.co/
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
If you need an offshore corporation, it can be opened for a few hundred $, but if you need to do the same for example in Germany, then you have to pay 25000 EURO to found a GmbH.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Tax heavens have MUCH lower taxes, but they also have other benefits like very little bureaucracy, better privacy and better protection from lawsuits. You will also have a lot of freedom managing your company. For example, if you try to mov
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Meanwhile Intel is working on 14++++++++nm technology that improves performance by 0.000000001% This will be an easy game for AMD and TSMC...
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
GDPR is a total failure: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20190521/17425842255/one-y...
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
No. Just because someone from north korea visited my website doesn't mean I have to comply with north korean laws. Otherwise you need to comply with laws from 200+ countries and need an army of lawyers+developers. Exactly the same with
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
GDPR law is illegal. You cannot force a company to follow your laws if it doesn't have a subsidiary in that country (unless there is a special agreement between two countries). So I don't care if my SaaS is compliant with GDPR. Go
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Extreme / P1 - up to 64 GB RAM - 15' display with 4K resolution & 500 cd/m² - Super fast CPU with 12 MB cache & 4,6 Ghz, 12 cores - Best keyboard (much better than Mac) - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 or
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
UI is not that bad, but the product is very complicated for startups. For example, I can create a website on Azure with just a few clicks as a single item in my account. On AWS, (even if I use Beanstalk) I have to create VPC, load balancer,
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
two weeks later they said it's only worth ~ 10B
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
EU is the nightmare for every startup with all that laws. No time to develop the product, because there is a lot of bureaucracy that take all your time.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Svelte is great, but I will probably use the new Blazor framework from Microsoft that compiles to WebAssembly. The benefit is that I can use C# instead of JavaScript.
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by ifthenelseend 7y ago
Now you can easily write the following state machine in C#: static State ChangeState(State current, Transition transition, bool hasKey) => (current, transition) switch { (Opened, Close) => Closed,