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by magnetic 8y ago
That's rather surprising because pretty much everything you are asking for is already available in Tesla cars (it has been in mine for quite a while).
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by magnetic 8y ago
Absolutely. That's why I reacted to the "most used" criterion.
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by magnetic 8y ago
> I have absolutely no doubts that the most used language is JavaScript - considering nearly every website in existence relies on it. You should have doubts because every website you look at is on a device that most likely has tons of
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by magnetic 8y ago
What's your skill set?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Wouldn't it do that for reasons that are independent from the political nature of the results they provide?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Isn't pinning as a service essentially a CDN? Is there a reason to believe that such service would be cheaper than a "traditional" CDN?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Perhaps you can elaborate?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Is there a way (even not free) to ensure that my data in IPFS is always available (at least as available as with "traditional hosting services)? That's a bit of a requirement when building a serious service/website.
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Ask HN: Is the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System Under Bank of America?
3 points by magnetic 8y ago|1 comments
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by magnetic 8y ago
Agreed, but Encrypted Git is... they don't see your repo. I don't know anybody else who does it.
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by magnetic 8y ago
Indeed, according to the page you linked: > Note that Live Share's cloud relay does not persist any traffic routed through it and does not "snoop" the traffic in any way. So it sounds like it's your traditional NAT tr
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by magnetic 8y ago
That looks very cool. With the "rendez-vous" URL being hosted by Microsoft (it looks that way in the video), does it mean your source code is sent to Microsoft, or does the server-side simply act as a relay to facilitate communica
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by magnetic 8y ago
What a great (and overwhelming) list! In the code hosting section keybase seems to be missing. It has git support.
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by magnetic 8y ago
In the "Simple Counter Example", it seems odd to me that both increment and decrement keys have the same "INCREMENT" parameter (ie Finite.Transition("INCREMENT" <- this). I'd have expected "DECREME
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by magnetic 8y ago
Could you give us some examples? I'd like to go check them out.
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by magnetic 8y ago
So does macOS' Mail.app
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Study Claims White Noise Can Damage Your Brain, but Don't Panic(gizmodo.com)
1 points by magnetic 8y ago|0 comments
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by magnetic 8y ago
A service that has a non zero operating expense (which is, pretty much everyone) cannot survive if there is no revenue from users to support that OPEX (IT/cloud costs, dev pay, etc). You need recurrent money to run the business. It c
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by magnetic 8y ago
The scary thing about this is that, while you may have a good "security hygiene" around your devices, you have no control over others who you socialize with. It's a bit like ending on Facebook even though you have no account:
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by magnetic 8y ago
Is there no option to rebuild an artificial ear drum? Is your ossicular chain also shot? Regrowing your ear drum is not going to resolve nerve damage, though: it'll deal with conductive hearing, not sensorineural. I'm sure you kno
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by magnetic 8y ago
Could you tell us what happened when you refused consent at the border?
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by magnetic 8y ago
> Even stupider: first class personal mail in the US can not be opened without a warrant. So you can mail your iPhone to your destination before you go. You can, but postal delivery (especially cross border) suffers from a much higher ra
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by magnetic 8y ago
Word banning is known to be a poor method. First, because the use of the word can be in a positive or negative sentence, and thus can either agree or disagree with your "censorship rule". You need a deeper NLP analysis to disambig
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by magnetic 8y ago
> This sentiment, which I read repeatedly, really irritates me. Most of us program here. It's not that hard a problem! What solution do you think would work?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Thanks guys. Appreciated
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by magnetic 8y ago
> Our school also had an 'upstairway' and a 'downstairway' though where you'd get yelled out for going down the upstair way and have to lap the building to get to the downstairway though so they weren't real
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by magnetic 8y ago
How did you get your Startup credits?
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by magnetic 8y ago
> Aren't they an asset too? A contractor doesn't really care about the long term health of your company, if your company folds, he'll go down the street and work for a competitor . Is this any different with an employee?
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by magnetic 8y ago
Apparently not: https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/public-policy-discuss... "Merchant fees and reward programs generate an implicit monetary transfer to credit card users from non-card (or "cash" ) u
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by magnetic 8y ago
Someone seems to have computed the cash vs CC money flow: https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/public-policy-discuss... "On average, each cash-using household pays $149 to card-using households and each card-usi

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