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by keewee7 4y ago
He means a tech product company. Most other billion dollar Indian tech companies are in the IT outsourcing business.
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R for Data Science (2nd edition, WIP)(r4ds.hadley.nz)
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by keewee7 4y ago
>TikTok only needs one important piece of information to figure out what you want: the amount of time you linger over a piece of content Why have YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels failed to implement this? It is the main reason the TikT
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by keewee7 4y ago
Facebook has become the local town square on the Internet. Thousands of active local groups is something that other social networks will have a hard time replicating. Marketplace is another feature that takes advantage of Facebook having
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by keewee7 4y ago
Why haven't any of the big streaming services tried bundling sports streaming?
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by keewee7 4y ago
Some of the Danish people behind V8 and Dart are now working on the impressive Toit language for embedded IoT: https://github.com/toitlang
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WebFinger(webfinger.net)
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by keewee7 4y ago
Looking back at how HN and r/programming reacted to recent versions of C# the common complaints are that the language is becoming too complex and that it is hard to keep up with new features. The language has gotten a lot of new featur
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Entity Framework Core 7 (EF7) is available today(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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What’s New in Orleans 7.0(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Elon Musk Tells Twitter Followers to Vote for a Republican Congress(bloomberg.com)
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by keewee7 4y ago
In Europe the political fringes, the far-left and far-right, disagree about almost everything. But they have also agreed on a lot of things like being anti-EU and pro-Russia. Elon Musk's system will consider their opinions about the EU
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by keewee7 4y ago
Keep the "diversity of opinion" in the tweets but not in the fact checking.
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by keewee7 4y ago
Birdwatch is not new but this is new: >Birdwatch doesn’t work by majority rules. To identify notes that are helpful to a wide range of people, Birdwatch ratings requires agreement between contributors who have sometimes disagreed in thei
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by keewee7 4y ago
>Birdwatch doesn’t work by majority rules. To identify notes that are helpful to a wide range of people, Birdwatch ratings requires agreement between contributors who have sometimes disagreed in their past ratings. This helps prevent one
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I Write(nntaleb.medium.com)
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by keewee7 4y ago
Russian dissidents don't use Telegram because they think it's in bed with the Kremlin. The Kremlin fears the Russian hardliners on Telegram who are becoming increasingly unhinged and genocide-mongering.
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Russia temporarily blocked Telegram yesterday(meduza.io)
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The hardware people at my job love it.
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by keewee7 4y ago
>yet everything we actually need to survive is intact. There are fruit on trees, water is still flowing and drinkable, boars still roam the forests This is completely wrong. The natural biomass is not enough to support 7.8 billion people
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by keewee7 4y ago
One reason US/Western missile systems are so outrageously expensive is because they're (rural/flyover) job creation programs masquerading as weapons programs.
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Speed Cameras Stolen from Sweden May Be Ending Up in Russian Drones: Report(thedrive.com)
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Remote learning was a global catastrophe for children's learning.
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by keewee7 4y ago
It's a blatant fake news site.
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by keewee7 4y ago
The Russian state media interviewer suggests drowning or burning Ukrainian children who refuse to identify as Russian. Lukyanenko disagrees and instead suggests beating them with sticks.
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Bizarre interview with Russian sci-fi legend Sergey Lukyanenko(twitter.com)
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by keewee7 4y ago
Thanks for the link! Are there other good crash courses on various protocols and standards? Directly jumping into the dry official specs is just too overwhelmingly sometimes.
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by keewee7 4y ago
Good in theory but Google's Android apps and Google forbidding Indian telcom companies and Chinese smartphone manufactures from installing adwarecrap has made the ultra-cheap smartphone experience somewhat tolerable for hundreds of mil
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by keewee7 4y ago
>and we put our guy at its head a couple years ago >we will bring forth the apocalypse Your comment is pushing Russian lies about the 2014 revolution in Ukraine and the only one bringing apocalypse closer is Russia. As a European with
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by keewee7 4y ago
C# and ASP.NET Core feels like the default stack in Western Europe, even among startups. You have to look harder to find companies using Node.js, Rails, Django etc.

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