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by leowoo91 8y ago
That went to grammarly advertising real quick.
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by leowoo91 8y ago
How about the hedonic trademill?
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by leowoo91 8y ago
"He who lives by the crystal ball soon learns to eat ground glass" - Edgar Fiedler
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Ask HN: What are some tech trends for 2019?
2 points by leowoo91 8y ago|1 comments
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by leowoo91 8y ago
What is wrong with tabbing?
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by leowoo91 8y ago
This event changed my view on how difficult it's to make a separate website.
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Thank you for the good stuff, I'll have a look.
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I find it funny with all these cloud providers giving huge free credits for startups (AWS giving away 15k for e.g.) like they could utilize all the amount. Reality? 10 visits per day.
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by leowoo91 8y ago
It did in past, it doesn't mean it still works. Sometimes, networks can bring more damage than help because of individual instabilities (e.g. snowflakes). For all the reasons, it looks harder to have a healthy network as people used to
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by leowoo91 8y ago
By staying in beta for 5 years
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I ve been using Jquery since long time where almost every frontend article says it's an antipattern. But it's never gonna give me up, never gonna let me down.
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by leowoo91 8y ago
Looks like we can at least have a guess, makes sense.
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As a passenger do I have choice for not riding a particular aircraft model?
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by leowoo91 8y ago
Believe in what you see 101
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Congratulations, you've just spend your time, and your mobility.
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That's mostly because managers underrate the concept of 'optimization' and how features are interconnected. Once a developer makes a mistake, all other things already working, gets broken. Small changes are not so small afte
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by leowoo91 8y ago
"The last to-do list app you’ll ever need" - nice try
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by leowoo91 8y ago
I guess "the grass is always greener on the other side" fits perfect for any career change pattern.
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by leowoo91 8y ago
Nice, I guess that's similar to QuakeJS ( http://www.quakejs.com )
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by leowoo91 8y ago
"...that is not my cup of tea. Do you have that phrase in Belarus? Or do you say, "Not my glass of vodka"?" unbelievable.
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by leowoo91 8y ago
When I get into Youtube from a private browser, it shows videos in my country. What if I'm under 13? Clearly it's using my IP and it doesnt ask whether I'm 13 or older?
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by leowoo91 8y ago
Just use neural networks to train. You're welcome. edit: this isn't a joke
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+ see if browser's readability function works (for long-read pages)
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Any device given to employees can have rootkit, legally speaking.
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I wouldn't call you had things wrong, I can remind you it's just really difficult to get out of this (as I'm in your past situation). Things holding me back are fear of missing out, daydreaming and believing in created brand
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Regardless this works or not, very kind of Dell.
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I'm still surprised how many people are not aware of client-side rendering being unstable, because they don't see the final result per visitor, but a prediction most of the time. Testing cross-browser is another story, though it c
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Ask HN: Is parallel entrepreneurship even possible?
4 points by leowoo91 8y ago|2 comments
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Looking at the Titan's price range, that's something I would effort "max" for luxury gaming, only if it can give those exact results.
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I only worry about the number of cores being used in these demos. Tech might be same but it's quite possible Nvidia could use their high-energy prototypes to enhance the results. There is no restrictions on that. Clear statements like,

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