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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I'm still not sure that question matters or is valid, because it isn't a 14nm chip. To me its like comparing two car models, one that was designed and manufactured with a v8 (and no other option) vs one designed and manufactured w
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I'm curious about this too. I actually think it won't because even with the huge amount of marketing for this new chip that apple is doing, the average consumer doesn't explicitly care about the cpu.
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Oh me too, thats been my favorite part. Everyone has their own theory about the future of bitcoin, but those that are certain of said future always give me a good chuckle.
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Yeah I'd like to read about some experiences as well if anyone has blog links!
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, and we'll never know. Either way, your comment tears down the initial commentators memorable and positive experience, for a non-sourced based claim. To me it came off as more insensitiv
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Do you have a link? I wonder if that condo is from the owner of silk road. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_Ulbricht
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Also look into SEO. Its technical and marketing.
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
No, I think role value is different. Sport teams are doing what will make them will the most games by getting the role the need. Sometimes the players in the position in abundance will be good enough to make adjustments to offset the bad ra
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I agree with this. There was a poll on linkedIn I came across with over 10k responses where the slight majority of people believe partial working from home was the best, beating out full working from home by a little, and no working from ho
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I saw a Vox video recently that hinted that the Government WANTED broken unemployment systems after showing some of the bugs that existed in their interface. It infuriated me, because they mentioned Deloitte built it and I (like others have
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I think its less to do with iOS vs Andriod, or more to do with giving away your information. I'm sure there's ways to make your Andriod become equally as "secure" with the local data as iOS, but iOS makes it easy
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Such as?
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
For one, you're expecting others to be held accountable while also hiding behind a throwaway account. Thats hypocritical. Second, you're actively trying to derail someone's career based on a 174 character comment that was far
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
Putting this dissenting opinion on HN will likely get you downvoted, but I for one appreciate it. There is a balancing act of profit vs development that us engineers to overlook. However, some of your examples aren't great IMO. Therano
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Ask HN: Is there a verb for breaking up or stitching back together services?
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
He was honest and completely addresses this > The floor has fallen out on parts of our business, and other parts are under unprecedented growth. We've been in a state of churn as we quickly try various things to adapt. But I let my
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
From a business perspective, the $15 a month makes sense. However, I'd consider banking an essential need to modern day life. Thus I think it is worth looking at through a humanities perspective. Unfortunately in our current situation,
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
The rumor I heard from within is that they are still in planning stages, and the information got leaked, so Uber went ahead and became transparent.
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by my_usernam3 6y ago
I find it hypocritical that developers preach "languages don't matter, a good engineer is a good engineer", while also being very specific to work environments. Personally, I want the environment thats most similar to my cowo
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
THIS! I'm surprised that it took me so far down this list to find it. The first use case has so far been the only use case in practice that I'm aware of. Its also a HUGE use case, money makes the freaking world go round! Good or b
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
Did you click on the link or visit the tutorials? It appears to be a pretty sweet e2e application development course. Obviously their end goal is to eventually get you to get comfortable and prefer their IDE, but thats not a bad thing. The
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
Why is that? My "IBM is evil" bias leads me to guess they wanted to make their own standard that people started using. Then charge ridiculous license fees.
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
Pretty sure you can practice locally on any machine. The few people I know working with COBOL use virtual machines on modern computers before pushing to production. Also, I'm sure if you search "COBOL tutorials" on the engine
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
When I first heard of microservices, it confused the hell out of me when I tried to define my company's code base. In some ways we had microservices, for other applications or features we were working on a monolithic service. I used to
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
Yeah I think you're right. I still think that line should just be left out of the otherwise good post.
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
I'm probably looking to be combative due to this social isolation, but one of the last lines irked me: > People are counting on you to do the right thing. Only because he says this after talking about layoffs as a purely business de
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
> I'm disappointed a community like HN would be so happy to promote it If you're not interested in a specific shared link, I'd recommend not commenting on it. If links like this became the norm, maybe, but it certainly isn
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
I've used one a handful of times and if my company ever gives me an option to switch, I would in a heartbeat for one reason alone... merge-conflicts! At least for intellij, merge conflicts get resolved in a three screen mode, and ultra
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
> I have a coworker who passed on a great opportunity just because he really likes working with everyone. Correct me if I'm wrong, but your tone makes me believe you think your coworker made the wrong decision. I'm actually jea
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by my_usernam3 7y ago
Huh, I have the opposite opinion. For context. I am relatively young in the workforce, and also don't have kids nor immediate plans to have any. I find general discussions about child development less interesting than humorous personal

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