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by klausa 6y ago
You and I must have different definitions of "preventing someone from doing something", if yours doesn't include filing for injunctions.
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by klausa 6y ago
I think they meant "international employees" as in "employees of non-german N26 Subsidiaries", not "non-german speaking employees of german-N26 entities". Which, of course, is also a laughably bad argument, sin
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by klausa 6y ago
This isn't on app developers. This is on FB for not being forthcoming and stating very clearly that the SDK is doing that in their docs. Is it documented somewhere? Sure, probably. But if your SDK is doing something _very unusual_ and
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by klausa 7y ago
Tesla is a luxury-good company that collects petabytes of data from public roads daily, is run by a billionaire that regularly makes an ass of himself on Twitter and is vocally anti-union. I'll join the protests myself.
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by klausa 7y ago
Asiana 214 was arguably a "crash of a large commercial airliners", though thankfully only 3 people died.
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by klausa 7y ago
No joke, this post was largely the reason I wanted to travel to Argentina. The food lived up to the mental image I had after reading the post.
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by klausa 8y ago
I have a T2-equipped MacBook Pro and when in clamshell mode the input monitor for the mic is dead. Cracking it open makes it spring back to life. So yes, the microphone is disabled in clamshell mode if connected to displays.
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by klausa 9y ago
Skipping over why do you think "likes to code" is important metric when evaluating candidate for a _job_, is it common in your company to interview people on weekends?
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by klausa 10y ago
Two next Boeing aircrafts don't have such names, although they are essentially modifications of existing ones (737 MAX and 777X).
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by klausa 10y ago
I wouldn't call "knowingly breaking the law and throwing VC money at the lawyers until the problem goes away" necessarily "figuring out government regulations".
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by klausa 10y ago
Not everyone on HN earns SV money. Best of luck in becoming a pilot!
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by klausa 10y ago
I don't understand where the assumption that there must be something 'technical' in the post to 'deserve' a place on HN came from, but it's wrong.
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by klausa 10y ago
Just curious - have you been to Bangkok? "Just wander around and eat at random — you have a decent chance of having one of the best meals of your life" was my impression of it — but I haven't had chance to visit Singapore yet
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by klausa 10y ago
Photos of menu I took say that I did have them too, but I can't say they were memorable. The only two dishes from Tim Ho Wan that I _really_ remember are BBQ Pork Buns and the steamed egg cake. Looking at the photos now — I remember th
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by klausa 10y ago
According to my Photos.app timestamps I went at 5:30PM and there were no lines at all, too. I actually didn't came out that impressed - sure, the BBQ Pork Buns definitely lived up to their reputation and are worth the trip alone, but t
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by klausa 10y ago
Berlin has something called "Thai Park", which happens on summer weeekends. It is, as far as I know, the best Thai food west of Thailand.
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by klausa 10y ago
It does. There's Photos on iPhones, on TVs and Watches.
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by klausa 10y ago
There's a way to make this point without being an asshole about it.
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by klausa 10y ago
Why does everything you do have to go `toward actually improving your life`? Why can't we do stuff just for fun anymore?
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by klausa 11y ago
I want Maciej to grow Pinboard so he can stop paying any attention to it and just write about his travels full-time.
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by klausa 11y ago
God forbid a tech site writes about anything else than phones, tablet and laptops. The horror!
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by klausa 11y ago
>what should be an open platform for free speech I absolutely disagree with the notion that Twitter "should be an open platform for free speech", at least in the "i should be allowed to say whatever I want without any cons
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by klausa 11y ago
>Uber does to the taxi industry what Theranos does to diagnostics—it makes it more convenient and less expensive while providing a much nicer user experience. I think it's a very fitting comparison. Uber is also a company that'
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by klausa 11y ago
>Could anyone comment on some of the more technical CPU architecture reasons for this? >x86 is hampered by backwards-compatibility. Those two sentences don't belong in a single comment.
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by klausa 11y ago
you could just say [NSMutableDictionary dictionary] instead of -alloc -init on the annotated class.
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by klausa 11y ago
Clue :: Berlin, Germany Clue is a 20-person, VC-backed ( http://blog.helloclue.com/post/130800083731/clue-announces-7... ) startup based in Berlin. Every month, millions of users track data about their bodies in Cl
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by klausa 11y ago
They're also (?) using Euphoria: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphoria_(software) I remember this being made a semi-big deal when IV was coming out. Are they using both, for different parts of physics simulation?
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by klausa 11y ago
I see a lot of people saying they disable Gatekeeper on purpose. Is the "right-click and open" trick that disables Gatekeeper for that app generally unknown? Or do people value not being assed to do it more than (potential) sec
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by klausa 11y ago
The scanners at Heathrow (at least the ones I used) don't take your fingerprints. And the "I WON'T ANY GOVERNMENT HAVE MY FINGERPRINTS" is all fine and dandy, right until you, say, want to visit US and aren't a citi
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by klausa 11y ago
Yes.

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