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m1sta_
6y ago
Punishing innocent people is not the answer.
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6y ago
Yikes
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6y ago
It needs a transpose/pivot function
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6y ago
"We". FUD.
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6y ago
Election timing?/
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6y ago
It is missing a resource management module. This is a huge omission. Other than that it's decent.
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m1sta_
6y ago
Nah mate. You need to keep reading.
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6y ago
Were they conquering because of race or something else?
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6y ago
This has the potential to be very impactful.
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Ask HN: Who do you wish ran which company?
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6y ago
I really like the type::value pattern. It provides some attractive options for embedded languages. If python allowed fun x: query = sql :: select * from table I'd be pretty happy.
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6y ago
An example using formulas (as javascript lambda functions) would be cool.
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6y ago
It needs to follow the rules in place for advertising and completion law. Deliberate deception should be handled with a heavy hand, most other things should be community managed.
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6y ago
Life Mode needs to allow calls, but turn everything else off. I suspect I'd buy one of these if I could play with it in person first.
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6y ago
I like it, but I want to be able to use it with my team before committing and that requires on premise.
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6y ago
Rupert Murdoch
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6y ago
The hardware is great. It's the software and labour that kills things from a cost perspective.
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6y ago
Any chance on a windows arm64 build?
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6y ago
Everyone =/= everyone unfortunately. I agree with your approach though.
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6y ago
Testing border crossers is more realistic.
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6y ago
On premise option?
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6y ago
Once a read key becomes public, it's always public right? I appreciate that arguably that's always the case.
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6y ago
I'd love to be able to use this with just a browser side script tag and no build step.
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6y ago
Written from my galaxy s10
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7y ago
They have 103,000 employees. It adds up.
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7y ago
Based on what?
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7y ago
Except with Jitsi, the server that can potentially see the traffic is under your own control.
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7y ago
I've owned a number of Bose products and have found every one to be void of disappointment. Great company.
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7y ago
There is cognitive load associated with remembering a simple function that is only used once, versus seeing it is usage. Arrow functions can be effectively self documenting.
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7y ago
The additional data can be used, for example, but neural nets pretrained to cleanup particular images. Similarly, the data could have vectorisation data for key features.
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