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by kmlx 8y ago
hi. i develop webapps that run in the browser. these apps leverage webrtc, battery api, local/session storage, websocket, webvr/xr, webgl, you name it. all have legitimate purposes, all run in a browser under https and none have e
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by kmlx 8y ago
there are a multitude of other ways, ways which are completely oblivious to the current administration as well as its supporters.
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by kmlx 8y ago
what are the advantages of opening an llc in france compared to the US/UK/HK? what about taxation? how easy can I take money out of the company? how easy is it to close a business? couldn’t find anything on the website. is there a
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by kmlx 8y ago
“There's no requirement to notify a newspaper.” :) what is this nonsense?
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by kmlx 8y ago
Respectfully I disagree. Monopolies are good, they create lasting value (see google). All companies should strive to build monopolies and own their market. Peter Thiel - 0 to 1
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by kmlx 8y ago
"Make it truly seamless to talk to colleagues while working remote." Some of us work remotely in order to avoid constant disruption (especially software development). As such the queueing of IM conversations from colleagues is a g
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by kmlx 8y ago
Wow, finally. Can't wait for London to Sydney, which apparently is coming in the next few years. https://www.ft.com/content/fcd01444-bc01-11e8-94b2-17176fbf9...
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by kmlx 8y ago
the whole reason behind such a system would be so that the other parties don't know that they're conversing with an ai representation of myself. otherwise they'll just ask for me instead.
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by kmlx 8y ago
I would love to try out a search engine that would be able to offer personalised results while still being relatively private. Otherwise the feeling I get from DDG is a step back both in user experience, and from a general tech point of vi
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by kmlx 8y ago
is it possible to get personalized search results when using duck duck go?
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by kmlx 8y ago
Japan has always embraced automation, is a staple in robotics and overall could prove to be a good model to have instead of the constant fear mongering about automation in the west. It’s not like this sort of change hasn’t happend before; i
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by kmlx 8y ago
"a right to have problems dealt with at zero monetary cost for a reasonable period of time in line with the sticker price" isn't this a "guarantee for faulty goods"? "Under EU rules you always have the right to
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by kmlx 8y ago
this is correct. i'm a romanian and both schools and government use the octet. on the other hand private enterprise has long used the bit/byte and "octet" is nowadays mostly confusing people. but it goes a bit deeper tha
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by kmlx 8y ago
I've been wanting to build an online-only bot of myself for some time. This bot would impersonate me and interact with any service provided over the internet, such as banks, government, even ordering a cab. It could both write and spea
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by kmlx 8y ago
There are 12000 children right now in concentration camps in the US.
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by kmlx 8y ago
One of the reasons Rome fell was lead poisoning. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2016/0...
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by kmlx 8y ago
on mac I use Cmd + Shift + [ or ]
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by kmlx 8y ago
anecdotal, but i don't know anyone outside of HN who actually thought this was a bad idea. on the contrary, most of my coworkers that use shared pcs praised logging in to both the browser and other google services as it helps them impr
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by kmlx 8y ago
chrome 69 on macos using latest 15 inch macbook. much faster than chrome 68, and in a different league than firefox 62. different story on windows thou.
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by kmlx 8y ago
i found that on my machines Chrome 69 is one of the fastest and consumes the least amount of ram of all Chrome releases so far. on mac the difference between firefox and chrome is night and day for both speed and memory consumption, unfortu
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by kmlx 8y ago
yes, you can. google cookies are being rewritten until you logout. once out, you can remove the cookies. once you re-login, the cookies come back. basically they've added a step: logout before cookie removal.
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by kmlx 8y ago
It's the same in other fields. Eastern European countries currently suffer from a plague of politicians and special interests that funnel EU funds straight to either their own personal bank accounts or to close friends and companies. [
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by kmlx 8y ago
any ideas about porn startups that work on anything related to this? i know pornhub and their network banned deepfakes and there’s also some work being done on detecting deepfakes.
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by kmlx 8y ago
“Building on that history, they should have a huge potential.“ One could argue that history might actually hinder urban development. edit: In any case, I wish Naples the best of luck, as Europe needs more tech startups.
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by kmlx 8y ago
isn't it because urls are Number 1 for phishing thou? wouldn't removing urls altogether and move towards full identity checks be better for the web? and relying on citibank singapore to hire the right people to fix their website..