multimoon

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by multimoon 3y ago
Same here. I think some people are confusing private now vs private since creation.
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by multimoon 3y ago
Good. I hope this court case blows up in the automakers faces. It won’t, but I hope.
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by multimoon 3y ago
Why is that a bad thing? I don’t see a problem with a company coming out with a demo of some cool tech they’ve come up with, and then asking their own consumer base if it’s something worth pursuing. This is a far better outcome than the mar
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by multimoon 3y ago
Sure seems like it was to me. It’s crazy because while nVidia’s stock has been very inflated - they couldn’t have done a better job of backing up its price right now.
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by multimoon 3y ago
This is like playing a game of poker where you already think the guy has the best possible hand he could have and somehow when he lays his cards down, it’s even better.
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by multimoon 3y ago
I wish I could’ve used that as an excuse for actions when I was “young and impulsive”. A crime was committed and we shouldn’t be trying to justify it.
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by multimoon 3y ago
I’m curious where you got that impression from? The people in California might have a different view but the majority of us hate the nanny state that our government has turned into.
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by multimoon 3y ago
Digital services revenue didn’t exist in the 19th and if even at all during the end of the 20th century, so this is still a relatively new space in the timescale of government regulation, and is an entirely new type of market.
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by multimoon 3y ago
I don’t have any substantive basis to argue some other regulation versus this one that isn’t an emotional basis as a developer without doing further research, but this regulation has now inadvertently made it a worse experience. To my perce
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by multimoon 3y ago
I strongly disagree with that. Apple and Google have both spent billions developing and maintaining their respective platforms. A government entity shouldn’t be able to overreach and regulate how they are able to maintain and distribute the
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by multimoon 3y ago
I would argue that the regulation seems pretty ineffective since it was clearly too vague to force any change productive to the average end user. You can only get things through “approved marketplaces” where apple still has to notarize and
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by multimoon 3y ago
As another user pointed out, this is entirely based on the duration of the overload. If the overload is short, then queues absolutely do help smooth this over for the user. If demand is consistently exceeding capacity, the system will fail
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by multimoon 3y ago
They have an API now actually too. I’ve been working on a Hacker News cross platform app on the side as an excuse to try out compose multi platform and kotlin on iOS.
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by multimoon 3y ago
We have a drivers exam in one form or another in nearly every country that is intended to certify and evaluate your ability to pilot a vehicle. While it doesn’t always, it should include all facets of driving and the car shouldn’t need to h