johnnydoebk

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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> Anti-Google research group in Washington is funded by Oracle Does it matter? Research is either legit or BS. That's all that matters, doesn't it?
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Ask HN: What is the future of back-end development?
177 points by johnnydoebk 10y ago|156 comments
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
> They can still install Firefox. Latest versions of Firefox cannot be installed on XP. Though, Chrome still works.
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
> One language to rule them all. > JavaScript is becoming the web darling (or it already is?) I wonder, will it be still as popular if WebAssembly let us use any programming language on the client? I mean post MVP WebAssembly with sup
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
Well, I'd understand your concerns if you asked about Haskell or Erlang for web-development. I suppose there are not so many companies who develop their web apps in those languages and it may be just not that easy to find an appropriat
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
It's really cool to get compensation for work on your own project. And $700/week is a lot in the country I'm living in, it's enough for hiring 2-4 good software developers (I know a few groups of people who do work for Y
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
This was exactly my experience as well (especially the UX part). Moreover, when scrolling the website was freezing (Firefox on Linux Mint).
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
Corruption level is high in Russia, you're right here. But totalitarian government? I'm afraid, you drink too much someone else's Kool-aid. And as for the GDP fall. Could you please provide some references? Because mine show
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
>> When you point out to them how internet or cellphone networks or taxis or a number of other things is actually cheaper in Russia (or in eastern Europe in general) because of the lack of regulations or government interference, they
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
>> Can you charge double and still keep your customers coming back? I can charge 4000% and still keep my customers coming back. Sincerely yours, Martin Shkreli.
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
Could you provide a few examples of reputable and not so reputable CAs?
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
I'm not interested in C++, not using it, do not care about it. So, I am neither visiting HN links that are about C++ nor taking part in discussions related to C++. And I'm really curious what drives people in this thread that are
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
How does it work? Looks like David Blaine street magic. I'm getting pretty good results even if keywords are really poor.
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
Well, sending some user files to Ukrainian server is a bug. But sending hashes of your downloads to Google [1][2] is a feature, right? 1. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-does-phishing-and-m... 2. https:&
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
>> Are you telling me that those same lawyers don't have iPhones SUDDENLY, you know nothing about China and other developing & 3rd world countries.
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
> I don't know whether Scott is comparing Australia to UK/US or to other more latin countries like Spain or France. Both Spain and France are European countries.
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by johnnydoebk 11y ago
>> Testing showed that the opah is able to maintain a core body temperature about 5 degrees Celsius warmer than the surrounding water. I'm curious, what tasting will show.
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by johnnydoebk 12y ago
But accelerators are not only about money, aren't they? How about a process of looking for co-founders, learning... Video chats may be used for a better communication. At least, online model can be combined with the classical accelerat
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Ask HN: Is there any reason why startup accelerators are not online?
1 points by johnnydoebk 12y ago|2 comments
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by johnnydoebk 13y ago
News about Pavel's departure appeared long before the conflict you're talking about. So these two events are not connected.
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by johnnydoebk 13y ago
>> I've been following the Crimea conflict very closely (which almost certainly is also what caused Pavel's departure) Reference is needed.
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by johnnydoebk 13y ago
It is not possible to censor what does not exist, right?
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by johnnydoebk 13y ago
The Russian article Gregory Ferenstein has referred to looks like a translation from English: "Съёмку поставят вне закона" and "кто-то из журналистов будет схвачен"... Well, that's definitely written by some Englis