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by mrkramer 2y ago
This type of browser mode would be good for reading 2 or 3 articles at the same time, instead of switching from tab to tab.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I think Eric started drinking Kool-Aid....he maybe has a point but the way he expresses his thoughts is a little bit disturbing.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
It's not leaked because the video was on the official Stanford's YouTube channel for like one and a half day. I was surprised he was so aggressive towards Google, taking in consideration he was long time CEO there and he earned bi
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>If they took their app off the App Store tomorrow I will continue to be able to have all of the functionality because they have a functioning mobile website that allows me to do everything I want to do. The web is a perfectly suitable a
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Again: you can literally go on Patreon.com on your iPhone right now and subscribe to any creator you want without paying Apple’s fees. I'm glad that walled gardens like Apple and their App Store teach people how valuable is the Ope
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Stadia was an great product - afaik it worked with acceptable latency and the hardware was good. Morons could not have executed it that well. Stadia was early in the game, cloud gaming will maybe take off in the next 10 years....it&#x27
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Monopoly sucks, Apple is the living proof.
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I like UIs like this when just one thing is in the focus....I think few years ago here on HN someone did something like this but for Twitch; where you could switch back and forth between live streamers which had only 1 viewer. This format i
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Are those livestreams or videos? They seem like videos but if they would be livestreams it would be cool if you could speak to a livestream and then it would speech to text type it in the streamer's chatbox.
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Apple relents and approves Spotify app with EU pricing(theverge.com)
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>Over the past decades, in addition to large Java and Go memory-safe codebases, Google has developed and accumulated hundreds of millions of lines of C++ code that is in active use and under active, ongoing development. This very large e
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by mrkramer 2y ago
YouTube wants you to transition to Premium because it is more profitable for them; they earn less with selling ads on the CPM and the CPC basis than they get from Premium. And they are pretty intrusive about it e.g. when you watch videos an
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by mrkramer 2y ago
But Rust has a lot of momentum and positive energy and C++ is becoming something like C, the language everybody is scared and depressed to use.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
They said some of the code can be rewritten in Rust but majority of the code cannot. Therefore they are stuck with C++ forever. Scary thing to think about.
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Yea, God will judge her because she banned XY content or whatever....Google is liberal company which operates in the capitalistic liberal democratic USA and that's how YouTube is run. It's very hard to balance the freedom of speec
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Opinions about YouTube may be mixed here on HN, but it is objectively one of the most successful businesses in tech or media to emerge in the past 15 years. I was always critical of YouTube from the sort of technical perspective than ju
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Such a devastating news from the human therefore emotional perspective; just 6 months after her freshman son overdosed, now she is gone too. I hope they will be reunited in the afterlife.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Google's argument at trial was something like, "Everyone agrees Google search is the best and that's why they use it exclusively." Hence the logical question is: why is Google collectively paying billions of dollars
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by mrkramer 2y ago
That's their opportunity to differentiate from Chrome; they need to support V2 Chromium and fork away from Google's dominion over Chromium.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>It's not the the simulation hypothesis is impossible, it's that it seems to be utterly uninteresting. What measurable predictions could it make? How could it influence your decisions (more than any other religious or metaphysi
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by mrkramer 2y ago
It is worth $1BN because people who invested in it, think it is worth that much.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Read my op; I said showing ads on non-partnered channels is evil and scammy not ads overall. As a matter of fact I watch ads on my YouTube mobile native Android app. All I want to say is; if I have a small channel and if I am a small/h
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Guess what? They change their TOS constantly meaning; I agreed to the initial TOS but I didn't agree to the subsequent ones. You can argue, "Yes you did, you clicked that agree button and you kept using it". Yes I did but onl
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I didn't agree to have ads from X or Y company roll before my video/s. If they don't want freeloaders then make it subscribe only service. They leech data from us freeloaders why wouldn't we leech hosting resources from
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by mrkramer 2y ago
The most scammy and evil move from them was monetization of content from non-partenered channels[0]. [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/19/youtube-will-put-ads-on-non-...
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by mrkramer 2y ago
The problem with cybersecurity is that there are hundreds of attack vectors; you can get pwned by supply chain attack or by some random zero-day exploit or by an insider....It is literally impossible to 100% prevent breaching of your comput
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Don't do automatic updates....roll updates manually. That would be a nice thing for the beginning.
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Windows breaking computers since 1985.
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>Is there a reason why game developers can't just sell a key on the web using Shopify/WooCommerce/etc. and distribute the game files publicly via a CDN? It's not that easy; Steam brings down dramatically complexity of
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Is it a monopoly when no one else is able to compete even on the technical side? Steam is 20 years in the making, so it is very hard to catch up with them. If you want to compete, you need to offer something different.

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