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by mason55 9y ago
Martin Fowler has some good info about this as well. https://martinfowler.com/articles/201701-event-driven.html What usually gets skipped is the added complexity and emergent behavior that can arise from event driven s
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By the way, this is one of the arguments for Universal Basic Income. If everyone starts with a base of having enough money to live a simple but dignified life then you can do things like eliminate the minimum wage. You eliminate that race
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We talk a lot on HN about how easy it is to fool yourself into thinking that you have a real business. You might have the coolest product ever but if people aren't willing to pay your cost to produce then it doesn't matter - you
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The problem with fragmentation is discoverability. If all the videos are on one site you might serendipitously discover that you love shooting videos when you didn’t even know they existed. If cat videos and shooting videos are on totally
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by mason55 9y ago
This is my only problem with it. I can’t imagine it stays like that. I feel like there has to be at least a year of overlap between release of one LTS and deprecation of support for the previous one. Or at least a commitment to continue
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That was my first thought. Disallow inserting into the middle of the list and solution 1 becomes much simpler.
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There aren't a lot of options when you need to have cars turning on roads with bike lanes. At some point the car lane and the bike lane have to cross paths unless you're going to build a fully grade-separated bike lane. I suppose
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> This dude stole 400+ cars. More like he borrowed 400 Hondas and returned 400 BMWs.
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It's funny, no one thinks it's a problem to buy a stock and then go tell people good, truthful about the company to try to get the stock to go up. But when you short a stock and then go say bad, truthful things about the company
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by mason55 9y ago
I noticed yesterday that you will get image results from YouTube but there’s no way to get the actual image it presents you. If you click on the search result it just takes you to the video. So I guess they need to start by enforcing the ru
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> otherwise you wouldn't be capitalizing on the advantages of JSON Shouldn't this be "otherwise you wouldn't be capitalizing on the advantages of a schemaless, document-oriented database"? The fact that it&#x27
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The single market helps with physical media (e.g. DVDs) and the digital single market helps with electronic sell through (e.g. the Apple model where you buy a movie digitally and download it). But there are still two big gaps 1. Even for p
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What’s really interesting is how the animal word is Germanic in origin but the food word is Romantic Cow/beef Sheep/mutton Chicken/poultry
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> Which is another reason not to use regional licensing going forward, and pass laws to disfavor it in general I'm curious what your proposed legislation would be. Just outlaw exclusive licensing? Would you prohibit vertical int
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by mason55 9y ago
Are you saying it shouldn’t be legal? Or that the business practice doesn’t make sense? Let’s say you’re a French movie distributor. You know the French market, you know which movies will sell, you know how to market to French audiences.
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by mason55 9y ago
That's how you drown. The feeling you get when you're running out of air is not because you are low on oxygen, it's because you have too much CO2. By hyperventilating you lower your CO2 levels to a point where you can run o
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by mason55 9y ago
I think a lot depends on who your clients are and what your business is. If you're talking about a real professional services engagement (Accenture, Oracle Consulting, whatever) then $300+/hour for an architect-level resource is
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by mason55 9y ago
Your second point doesn't apply here. No matter what you have to walk around and pick up the items you want (at least for now, if you're going to a B&M). The difference here is waiting in line vs. just walking out of the sto
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by mason55 9y ago
> How do you allow users to continue using your SPA without a network connection? How do you do this with a traditional web site/app? > How do you enable snappy and responsive UIs when the network is slow? How do you do this
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It wasn't clear to me from the article. Do we know the mechanism by which light is able to find the path of least time?
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It seems to me that one reason you are able to sit down and just get shit done on Friday is because you've been in the office Monday - Thursday to get context, discuss implementation strategies, understand the business goals, and ask&#
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Is there a possibility of improvements to the 787 that would get it from London to Sydney/Melbourne non-stop? Or is that route off the table until the next generation?
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It’s very unlikely anyone will take the time to figure out your pattern unless you’re a high value target. If your password just gets exposed as part of a credential dump among 100 million others then the thieves will automate their attemp
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Most of the reason for the spreads is counterparty risk. So you might have a lot of trouble getting your money out of the exchange or the exchange might go completely under.
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I think it's valid question, the issue is just in the presentation. If you ask it with the attitude of trying to find people who are 1000% in love with the concept of working at your very specific company then I think you're delud
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Is the bluetooth enabled version actually for sale? I don't see it in their store or on Amazon
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The link is already posted elsewhere in this thread but PG wrote about this a long time ago. http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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Funnily enough that page has a funicular listed under the incline elevator examples
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Why does this need to have anything to do with blockchain technology? What do you gain over a central intermediary?
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Cool, thank you for the feedback!

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