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by kinkdr 10y ago
Oh is it? Apologies then, I got it wrong.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Coming from Atom, and its indentation problems, it is pure pleasure to use VSC.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
My complaint was not so much about the amount, but rather for the yearly subscription. I really don't like this trend of software as subscription. If it was $120 for buying a license I would probably consider it. But $120 for 1 year us
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Surprised?? With $120+ per year subscription I am surprised people use it.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
> What were you expecting that would have made it more compelling for iPhone 6 users? Straight from the expected "8" features: - OLED display - Glass body - Edge-to-edge display - Camera and Touch ID integrated in display - No
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by kinkdr 10y ago
When you don't need strong encryption, but need low-latency, high-throughput on a low end device. One such use case is IP address masquerading.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Forget about the jack. The real issue here is breaking the tick-tock release cycle. I believe that a lot of iPhone6 users, that would have otherwise upgraded today, will now wait for iPhone 8 next year. What we saw today was not iPhone 7, i
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by kinkdr 10y ago
My philosophy is exactly the opposite. Allow anything as email address and make it as simple as possible for the user to sign up to use my application. This means, no email validation, no address verification emails, heck, I don't even
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Anything serious that can corrupt or eat data?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
There are updates on the "index" tables.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Uber says the moved to their "schemaless", which means, as far as I understand, that every update will always touch at least one index. Hence am not sure I understand why Robert and Markus are not clear about the HOT vs Non-HOT ca
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by kinkdr 10y ago
And I couldn't agree more :)
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Honestly. The callers are breaking the social etiquette by making unsolicited calls, however if we pick up we feel obliged to be polite. Fuck that, hang up on their face.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Does it matter where it's state of is saved? The point is that in order to catch it you have to have a phone AND be in my land.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
> the Pokemon aren't only catchable by one person in a given location. Oh.. Didn't know that.. > Secondly, if our universe is a simulation, do you really own the land you claim to? We have to go back to the root of what owne
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Fair enough. Now my next question is, do I have a claim on the Pokemons spawned in the coordinates my land? I am happy to claim ownership on anything that grows on the coordinates of my land. There have been a lot of suggestions recently th
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Ask HN: Pokemon GO: Do I own the virtual space of the physical space I own?
7 points by kinkdr 10y ago|13 comments
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by kinkdr 10y ago
> Craigslist is a privately owned website, they can ban you at will. I don't think it is as simple. Wouldn't selectively banning competitors of Yahoo search, break some competition/anti-monopoly rules/laws?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Wow! Thanks for the info. So sad that they lost. How is this not illegally thwarting of competition? I wonder how can they claim that what you did was illegal or against their TOS, but what search engines are doing is not. I guess I am luck
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Ask HN: Craigslist and crawlers
1 points by kinkdr 10y ago|7 comments
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply the foundations of mathematics and physics are European. Rather that mathematics, physics, etc... are themselves the foundations of the Western civilization.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I agree, ethics are pretty much the same across Europe too.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
The western civilization? From philosophy, to mathematics, to physics, arts, and to democracy, we built everything based on each others past ideas. Our foundations are really the same.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
No matter how bad Greece is now, can you say with certainty that it would be better if it wasn't in the EU or Euro? I personally doubt it. It is still much better than its neighbors.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
> In my opinion, the chances of any sort of war at this point remain pretty low. At this point yes. But what about 10, 15, 50 years from now on? My opinion is that the chances of a war are far greater in a Europe of nations vs a Europian
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by kinkdr 10y ago
What a dreadful choice of color combination! I cannot even read the comments here after reading that post.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I don't think the city decided to ban Uber and Lyft. They decided to leave as a means of pressure. Kind of blackmail.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I can see your point, and is definitely a multi-dimensional problem. Just for the record and for not getting misunderstood, my opinion and what I support is to break any artificial borders on the Internet, which means that on one hand a cor
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Shall we break it down? Let's say Japan has the following two laws: 1. "Google cannot conduct business in Japan unless they store their data in Japan" 2. "Netflix cannot conduct business in Japan unless they allow comple
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Wow! It really saddens me that our world has gotten to a point where people are scarred, justifiably, for the consequences of clicking on a website link.

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