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mdekkers
9y ago
They should be more considerate of other developers who use .dev internally like them. Why? What do they owe anyone?
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mdekkers
9y ago
Look at HAProxy, Patroni and Zookeeper
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UK cyber agency targets Kaspersky in warning on Russian software
(uk.reuters.com)
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mdekkers
9y ago
you just build the one package and it runs everywhere If I had a Euro for everytime I heard that, or some variation on that, I would have a lot of Euros
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mdekkers
9y ago
You can't do that in 20 hours Developers were discussing this weeks ago on the Apple developer forum...
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mdekkers
9y ago
an AirPods user and addict AirPods are a miracle Seriously? Headphones?
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mdekkers
9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W33HRc1A6c
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9y ago
Your argument is essentially. "Good. We should be banning books with political viewpoints that I or the government disagree with" I am having serious difficulty seeing how OP´s statement and your statement are related.
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mdekkers
9y ago
I'll never agree with censorship. Funny you mention that. I live here (I´m not Spanish or Catalan) and all I see is towns and cities completely plastered with variants of "Vote yes!" and not a single flyer, banner, or poste
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mdekkers
9y ago
Indeed. I see this incomprehensible "You are posting too fast" - mostly when I try to submit a link, which I now no longer do. I also limit my visits to the comments section to once or twice a week because fuck random downvotes. I
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9y ago
Interesting point, and not what I was assuming at all. I simply believe they don't put enough thought into it (and clearly the NTSB agrees). Downvotes should be about bad form, not about "I don't agree with you". HN us
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9y ago
their tech is not ready for release. Sounds like a typical software development effort. we always used to say that if we built bridges the way we write software, there wouldn't be many bridges. Well, now we build cars the way we buil
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mdekkers
9y ago
Yeah, I dress according to the people I am meeting and what I hope to get out of the meeting. News at 11. I am all for a meaningful debate about equality for all, and the barriers to this, however there is an increasing amount of bullshit l
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mdekkers
9y ago
I don't trust them at all. Never have, never will, and I am not sure I follow the context of your comment....
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mdekkers
9y ago
well, Equifax is big in the UK, mostly to keep track of your credit rating, to allow individuals to borrow money. I think you will find on closer inspection that EU data protection laws prove to be surprisingly flexible when it comes to thi
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9y ago
On a different note, I wish many journalists who have English as their first language would write as clearly and passionately as Christian Neef does. Neef is an old-school journalist, from a time when words matter more then eyeballs and c
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9y ago
Cleaning and cooking builds character and allows time for reflection, in my opinion. Paying someone else to do my cleaning and cooking and other day to day drudgery work buys me time, and allows me the choice of when and how I want to &qu
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9y ago
The real crisis here is that Equifax isn't being held responsible for providing meaningful fraud protection beyond one year. When I lived in the UK, the banks were constantly trying to sell me "fraud protection" and "ide
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9y ago
Would a company like this ever offer equity to one VC for $x and then charge a second VC $8x 2 weeks later? Why wouldn't they? It is pretty standard to raise different rounds at different valuations.
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9y ago
This article shows the dark side of filecoin That article sounds like mostly sour grapes. The whole thing can be summarised as "How dare they give early investors discounts, when I wasn't invited to invest at the same time!!&quo
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9y ago
Do you work for, or on behalf of Atlassian?
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9y ago
I see the appeal of a Slack-like chat app that natively integrates with other Atlassian products In which way? I often see this touted as a benefit, and rarely see it work effectively, or productively.
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9y ago
I get coworkers mad that I'm not online. That is a team management problem, not a tools problem.
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These Ancient GIFs Are a Dose of Good Internet
(motherboard.vice.com)
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Make sure to get a device which is supported by one of the AOSP-derived distributions Which devices and which distro's ?
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Swiftkey is not open source, but I'm happy with it. All android keyboards, bar none, are keyloggers...
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9y ago
back into feature phones A few years back I got fed up with everything, and tossed my smartphone in the sea - spent 3 years with a feature phone, and frankly, it was awesome. I had to get a smartphone again due to changes with my business
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9y ago
yeah, agreed - "cynical A/B testing" came to mind...
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Facebook takes the next step to monetize WhatsApp
(uk.reuters.com)
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9y ago
There's no degree requirement to be called a data scientist. There is for one of the positions I am recruiting for. Even if there were, why would you exclude a B.S. or an M.S.? Because I am looking for someone with a Phd in Data Sc
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