marcoseliziario

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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Probably the Chinese will embrace and extend the English language, the way the US did.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
This single thing, breathalyzer interlocks, probably would save a huge portion of the lives that would be saved by fully autonomous driving, but for a fraction of the cost, and basically right now. It could even be installed on existing car
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Man, everybody had blackberrys in the US. It was a huge success. Apple took a risk decision of having a purely touch-based smartphone, and the bet paid awesomely. But by any other aspects, the blackberry was a more useful and powerful devic
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
In which cave you were living before the iphone launch that you never heard about the blackberry?
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Sony and Microsoft sell the consoles at a loss in order to create a huge installed base to sell games for. They make money selling games, but definitely they are bringing way more to the table than apple, that not only don't sell their
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
get rid of the scrum masters and agile coaches first, please.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Hmmm. yeah, good point.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
maybe not. Probably lottery winners are addicted gamblers, have poor impulse control and so on.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Ironically, someone downvoted you. Which is a shame. Even not agreeing with what you said about it, I really appreciated the opportunity to present my counter-points to you.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Maybe it is a hyperbole. Maybe it is a radical opinion. In both cases, it is not clear it is a trolling assertion, because it fails the test of being clearly an opinion given with the intent of derailing a discussion. A troll is not someon
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
Softbank is trying, rather clumsily, to avoid "losing face". Looks like they came to the conclusion that should they let wework follow the natural course of things, it would taint the image of all their other investments. The thin
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
The NYT had been hiring like crazy for a few years. Given the financial state most of the traditional media is in, this looks more like plain old cost-cutting on intermediary management layers.
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
One of the most annoying things in hacker news is people downvoting any opinion that doesn't match their world view. I don't necessarily agree with the poster above, but it is obviously not an instance of trolling, also it is not
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
DDG is more neutral in political themes. You usually see some results that you wouldn't see on the first page on google. Google still has a slight advantage when searching for technical info, but most of times DDG is good enough for t
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/library/importlib.html#importlib.u...
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
If you look at the chrome sources you can find this flag: const char kAutofillOffNoServerDataDescription[] = "Disables Autofill for fields with autocomplete off that have no " "crowd-sourced evidence that Autofill wou
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by marcoseliziario 7y ago
So far this combinations seems to be working for me role="combobox" autocomplete="off"