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by kerng 6y ago
In the tech industry it's become common that companies like Facebook pay an insane amount of money to starve the competition out of talent. It's very bad for consumers and innovation. So maybe not just MBAs, but who knows maybe MB
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by kerng 6y ago
Europe isn't that different and its quickly getting worse in nearly every country, and of course also beyond country borders with things like Brexit.
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by kerng 6y ago
This is really scary. It's so unpredictable what one actually has to pay, especially for a small business moving to the cloud is much more challenging then it should be. When creating resources it's really unclear what one might b
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by kerng 6y ago
Yeah, details please. This is PR talk. If it's something novel indeed, the entire industry would like to know please.
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by kerng 6y ago
There is only one rating higher at Microsoft I think. So important is actually pretty bad, but agreed it should get their critical rating according to their own scale.
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by kerng 6y ago
Appstore distribution seems a simple problem compared to becoming a payment provider. Payment infrastructure is a lot more complex and difficult to implement, and it also needs integrations.
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by kerng 6y ago
Many purchases are virtual goods these days even. Its difficult to understand how anyone could argue that Apple is not exploting this situation, its gross and pretty unethical
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by kerng 6y ago
I walked over 1000 miles already in 2020. I mean dedicated walking miles, not regular movement. I only discovered the joy of long walks this year. I used to drive to mountains for a hike on weekends, but now I just go out the house for a wa
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by kerng 6y ago
Even 15% is still outrageous. 2-3% would be reasonsble or a small fixed amount Imagine credit card company taking 15 or 30%...
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by kerng 6y ago
Curious, I never want to fly in one of these. How can one achieve that in a realistic way? Let's say airline changes plane after I booked, then I wouldnt get a refund. Is there a solution to this?
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by kerng 6y ago
I really haven't faced many.. anything significant is usually fixed by the framework. Maybe more iOS specific bugs are introduced when doing iOS specific development (like using iOS tooling and techniques).
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by kerng 6y ago
You only need it for compiling. There are plenty of cross platform frameworks that dont require to develop with xcode - and that's good in my opinion. I built all my apps this way and faced the same problem as OP - so had to buy a Mac
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by kerng 6y ago
I dont like Office 365, but its lightyears ahead of GSuites. Just look at GMail - it can't even handle threads and mail is commonly all messy and unreadable when multiple people start replying. Generally for anything slightly complex G
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by kerng 6y ago
It's about appealing to as many buyers as somehow possible I guess.
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by kerng 6y ago
So many things in the blog post I didn't know - but fascinating and makes you think.... it's like the Spaniards and Portugese would have adopted Native American religions at one point.
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by kerng 6y ago
Alcohol surpresses it - so maybe high was the wrong word, hence I put it in quotes- you are not high from alcohol, just numb I guess.
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by kerng 6y ago
I think alcohol supresses/alters your default state (gets you "high" so to speak). Then when you become sober things are back to normal - which initially is scary but one soon adjust to it again.
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by kerng 6y ago
Google automation in action. Another one bites the dust...
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by kerng 6y ago
To be fair thats a one sided view of the issue. Will be interesting to see Githubs take.
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by kerng 6y ago
Wow, Chrome's security seems more and more like IE.. the number of bugs is just astonishing.
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by kerng 6y ago
Seem a bit inflexible from Project Zero, given that Github has already disclosed it anyway. Why didnt they disclose earlier even? Seems like program part could need some updates, a few things don't make sense here.
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by kerng 6y ago
Wonder when the security industry comes up with better rating system for vulnerabilities. The rating for this one is all over the place...
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by kerng 6y ago
I might be one of the lucky ones who never bought into the Google eco-system - even still have a Hotmail email address and it's getting cool again now that many are getting more upset with Google and their business model.
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by kerng 6y ago
Interesting that this post made it to #1. It seems like Google marketing trick. Anyone who uses the blue realizes that it's far lacking in quality from other offerings and Google Meet UI is very bad also. Zoom, Teams, even WebEx are su
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by kerng 6y ago
1-2% of page views is pretty massive! Consider adjusting this number to remove any Google sites that are viewed (to remove Google's own bias/quasi browser monopoly) - and it probably goes up a lot more even.
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by kerng 6y ago
Seems like they conveniently waited to fix Chrome bug before going ballistic at Microsoft.
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by kerng 6y ago
What is amazing is that Tesla is able to scale testing tremendously with this and that's probably why they'll be the first ones to make it. Uber, Waymo, etc have to pay people Tesla owners do it for free! Millions of miles...
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by kerng 6y ago
The point if these concepts is that there is no perimeter I thought?
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by kerng 6y ago
Wow, why is a question downvoted? Sorry, I really don't know if Nest Secure is what everyone calls Nest or not. Instead of downvoting a simple yes or no would have been more helpful for me. I still don't know the answer by the way
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by kerng 6y ago
What is Nest Secure? Is this what people call the "Nest" or some subsystem of it?

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