melony

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721.
by melony 5y ago
Are the wings painted too? Would it result in detachment of the airflow?
722.
by melony 5y ago
Do you ship a local language model with the extension or is it cloud based?
723.
by melony 5y ago
Software engineering is better understood and commoditized. The dangers of poor no-code solutions is also now well recognized. If you have the budget for an in-house IT team, then having custom glue software is perfectly viable. Or you can
724.
by melony 5y ago
And more importantly, JSON.
725.
by melony 5y ago
Call native libraries?
726.
by melony 5y ago
Will this suffer from the usual payment restrictions imposed by PayPal/Stripe?
727.
by melony 5y ago
Good time for flexport to make a consolidation play and secure control of the entire supply chain vertical.
728.
by melony 5y ago
They are good and reliable, but they are not cutting age. The Toyota to M1's Ferrari. There is no point for Intel to acquire them when right now what Intel needs above all is tech and manufacturing advancements.
729.
by melony 5y ago
When you have a monopoly on a single component, it doesn't matter.
730.
by melony 5y ago
Are tithes tax deductible?
731.
by melony 5y ago
Their products have always been full of bloatware, nothing changed.
732.
by melony 5y ago
A talk in the forest is for poor countries like Belarus. Rich countries just call their local SEC and IRS.
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by melony 5y ago
I don’t understand why they are not shipping their own bespoke GC to go with Intellij, Jetbrains is already building their own JVMs.
734.
by melony 5y ago
So what are they doing with the extra US dollars now?
735.
by melony 5y ago
Agreed, there is a channel for private entities to resolve matters of the state and that is via lobbying the executive or the legislative. Going after Israel's outsourced intelligence technology research group via the judiciary branch
736.
by melony 5y ago
Is firing the entire union protected under labour laws in at will employment states?
737.
by melony 5y ago
Globalisation happened, massive economies of scale in manufacturing.
738.
by melony 5y ago
It is interesting as Raptor is one of the few production ready commercial computing hardware providers that offers full source code of its firmware. https://git.raptorcs.com/git/
739.
by melony 5y ago
>there is an established framework for holding companies and nations liable if they do stupid things. International space law, like most other international regulations, is only for the small fries. Any country capable of inserting int
740.
by melony 5y ago
Do GPs get sued if LPs lose money?
741.
by melony 5y ago
Call me old fashioned but back in my day we used punch cards.
742.
by melony 5y ago
So gVisor for C++?
743.
by melony 5y ago
I don't understand the hate for this company. YC has funded multiple such aggregators (see Moonshot Brands) and I don't see any negative complaints about those.
744.
by melony 5y ago
The only ones you alienate are penny pinching HN users.
745.
by melony 5y ago
This is based on the false premise that productivity growth is limited and we do not have sufficient means of production to feed a country if somebody is working in entrepreneurship instead of working. The whole point of automation is to fr
746.
by melony 5y ago
> If Palantir didn't build the tools someone else like Clearview AI would. Thiel is an investor in Clearview.
747.
by melony 5y ago
Microsoft and many other big data centers are now doing exactly this via FPGA NICs.
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by melony 5y ago
Specifically those for Apple's ecosystem.
749.
by melony 5y ago
Unfortunately not everyone has the talent to become software engineers. On the other hand, if you are a software engineer who is underpaid because you chose to work in a passion industry like gaming or aerospace, then you only have yourse
750.
by melony 5y ago
The gold standard is residential IP. It is not cheap but its effectiveness is indisputable.

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