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811.
by m00x 6y ago
Can this stop being posted? The same user posted it 12h ago.
812.
by m00x 6y ago
You don't need to manufacture a product to sell it. He might have been developing it, then someone beat him to it. Instead of spending on R&D, he gets to just buy it from a manufacturer and use his name to sell thousands.
813.
by m00x 6y ago
A lot of companies want employees to own a part of the pie so they'll feel personally engaged in the future of the company. I don't think it's a red flag at all. Most companies will set away 5-10% of their stock value to be o
814.
by m00x 6y ago
> The fastest way to wealth is through equity. The fastest way to wealth is actually through winning the lottery. Equity is kind of a lottery, but with you having an influence in the odds. It's important and could definitely make yo
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by m00x 6y ago
They also have a much lower dynamic range, less colour depth and let in less light. If you want the best of both worlds you can get a mirrorless which is less bulky, but still have a big sensor.
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by m00x 6y ago
If Amazon tried and wasn't successful, I doubt Epic would. The market is meant to be taken by a few players, it's such a huge undertaking. The hope is that those few players play fair.
817.
by m00x 6y ago
Android has the ability to side-load, as well as install other app stores. IOS has a complete monopoly on their mobile vertical.
818.
by m00x 6y ago
You mean develop a new phone, mobile operating system and compete with the 2 largest companies in the US? Why didn't they think of that? /s
819.
by m00x 6y ago
What road would that lead down to? Seems like users could enjoy a whole new app store where developers preferred dealing with facebook instead of Apple.
820.
by m00x 6y ago
What if all apps did this? Isn't it just transparency?
821.
by m00x 6y ago
Hong Kong was legally handed over to China, but they had a 50(?) year handover period which they're breaking. Taiwan was never China's. A bunch of Chinese nationals went to China during the cultural revolution, and China would lov
822.
by m00x 6y ago
Microsoft didn't have a monopoly on computers, yet it was guilty of pushing all their users to use their apps over others. Apple and Google are the only major phone OS's. If they control what you can install on your phone, they ha
823.
by m00x 6y ago
It's a good start. They need to move carefully while balancing their assets. They also need to train the new employees in the US, it'll take time to get great chip engineers there, and get Taiwanese volunteers to move to the US.
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by m00x 6y ago
No it doesn't. Web browsers have evolved to basically be an OS. You could essentially revert to the old days where it was simple, but why would you? Users want more features in their web apps, and the standards/web browsers make
825.
by m00x 6y ago
Results uncertain, but definitely would have missed out on Dropbox.
826.
by m00x 6y ago
This is the kind of article I love to see on HN. Someone had an issue with a product and solved it using clever technical skills and deep dives.
827.
by m00x 6y ago
This comment is a bit misleading. He's OK with using YOLO, but agrees that using version numbers is misleading. YOLO-v5 is not a succession to YOLO-v4, it's just another version from someone else.
828.
by m00x 6y ago
I'm sure the feeling is reciprocated. Taiwan is being bullied 24/7 by China. They even have Chinese military jets doing "military exercises" in the Taiwan fly zones. https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-paci
829.
by m00x 6y ago
If the circuit turns on when the camera is on, how does it have always-on True-Tone? Is it a different sensor or is Apple just full of shit?
830.
by m00x 6y ago
There's nothing harsh about it. It's factual. It does require 2FA, which makes the statement in the headline false. It doesn't require 2FA reauthentication , which means you already passed 2FA. You could say: "You don&#
831.
by m00x 6y ago
This doesn't mean it's not duplicated on remote servers.
832.
by m00x 6y ago
Is Rust really safer? It's memory safe, but you can still have all the other fuck ups and vulnerabilities that other apps have.
833.
by m00x 6y ago
> I'm not particularly aligned to either democrats or republicans, but I've looked at "fact-checks" by supposedly neutral parties and they're often absolute garbage. Got some numbers behind this?
834.
by m00x 6y ago
There's a huge misinformation problem with these platforms. Having the ability to present believable false information isn't something that used to be possible, but now it is. It could lead to censorship, which would be terrible,
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by m00x 6y ago
> I don't write in Go but from what I read the language isn't oriented towards GUI app development. Go was created as an improvement on C/C++ with faster compile times, mostly-safe memory management, easy threading impleme
836.
by m00x 6y ago
This has been my experience as well. There are good developers that are out there helping others, but that usually doesn't require tremendous skill as most of the questions are simple and can mostly be resolved by looking at the docume
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by m00x 7y ago
> Oh, those Trump Bucks? the $1200? Not me or a single person ive talked to has gotten that money. That's awful. In Canada, most people got their CERB money within a week. It took 2 days if you already had direct deposit info on the
838.
by m00x 7y ago
To the commenters here: It's price gouging and not price gauging. The article made a spelling error.
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by m00x 7y ago
The text rewriting on top of the page is incredibly annoying. It's too much text always changing and it doesn't really give any value. Product looks interesting though!
840.
by m00x 7y ago
Autopilot never meant full automatic control. In a plane context, which was the most common until now, it's only used to keep a trajectory steady, and anything unusual has to be taken care of by a human pilot. https://en.wik

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