moojah

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by moojah 5y ago
This really isn't beta grade software, as it isn't feature complete as the failure scenarios in the video clearly show. I'd call it alpha grade, and it has been that for a while. It's not 2 weeks or whatever unrealistic
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by moojah 9y ago
There is likely also some state player trying to rig the hn system. Why is this post at the bottom of the front page after 2 hours and 120+ upvotes?! I hope hn has some anti state player routines in place...
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by moojah 9y ago
The interesting part here is that linkedin doesn't hold any copyright on much of the data. You cannot copyright someones name and title.
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by moojah 9y ago
".. come and join my team at Apple. We're hiring Go and PostgreSQL developers in Shanghai, China.." Woot? Apple uses Go?
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Apple's kid-friendly coding app can now bring toys to life(engadget.com)
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by moojah 9y ago
To be fair, houses and engineering projects in the olden days probably suffered from exactly the same problems. I've read multiple accounts of people complaining about just this in the late 1800s in the UK...
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by moojah 9y ago
One of the biggest advancements due to this kind of tech has actually been throughput for radios. By using more sophisticated / denser encodings, we can scale the same 4G tech to even higher speeds. Think 1gbit/s speeds for mid-ma
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by moojah 9y ago
With USB-C this shouldn't be a problem whatsoever. In fact, the peripherals largely already exist. Given the driver support, these should just work "out of the box" with an up-to-date linux kernel.
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by moojah 9y ago
Having grown up in Germany and living in the US, I feel the opposite. The US traffic is far less predictable. In the US, you have to look, left, right, back and ahead when trying to switch lane, as anyone could appear from anywhere. You nev
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by moojah 9y ago
This sounds like the typical Silicon-everywhere story. Any big developed country now has a "start up scene", and rightly so. Otherwise they wouldn't be developed. Relatively speaking, all of them are up and coming, as they&#x
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by moojah 9y ago
Interestingly he's stating that the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) will make up for the flat energy usage / non-existent growth. However, his own argument should negate a substantial amount of that: if large players such as
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by moojah 9y ago
In developed countries 40% of the jobs from 40 years ago are almost certainly automated at this point. And we're richer than ever before if you look at absolute richness (not in relatives, but that's an entirely different discussi
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by moojah 9y ago
Not really. The effect of self driving cars may be larger than "normal tech evolutions", but we have been continually re-inventing ourselves at a pace that is not particularly different from what it has been over the last 200 year
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by moojah 10y ago
This looks very palatable. If only they had more disk space options...
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by moojah 10y ago
If you walk through the new London Google office by kings cross, you can see the original android phone right by their restaurant. It looked just like a blackberry / Nokia E62..