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Ask HN: Is it still possible to make a Facebook alternative?
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If anyone is interested, the best textbook imo on computer arithmetic is Digital Arithmetic by Miloš D. Ercegovac. It's very extensive especially for hardware designers but it's a bit outdated and no easy read at all
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Personally I wish Facebook to be destroyed, it's kind of a psychological cancer. I also guess Amazon can't be destroyed unless with a series of defeats within a very long period, it may be transformed into another Microsoft or IBM
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Ask HN: Why can't I play YouTube videos inside Facebook anymore?
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> First of all it's too loaded and it doesn't seem to work at all without Javascript enabled. Give me a text field, I don't care about the news. I genuinely don't understand this hostile statement. Why do you complain
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> npm install server How could the package name "server" be available all these years :D?
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Yes, I am sorry if that wasn't clear, I am not talking about sponsored ads, I am talking about ordinary posts, Facebook now doesn't let you reach more than 5% of your fans unless you pay, then they show a little by little dependin
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Let's keep talking more about this big nothing burger "Russia's intervention" and ignore that Facebook is now actually all about injecting irrelevant posts into users' timelines that are sponsored while burying stor
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I know I am going to be downvoted so hard, but really it's very easy to build you own css these days, css frameworks look an easy solution for beginning your project but they become a burden gradually as your project grows
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I hope this doesn't get deleted, because it's the truth
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Start a new company and exploit somebody else while earning all the big bucks and credit, that's how capitalism works.
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in your console put > window.dispatchEvent(new Event("offline"))
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10y ago
It's my right to write whatever I want and it's also your right to ban me
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10y ago
Sweden, when Tumblr turns into a country
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It should have been "how to get rich". However, at least in America nepotism plays a lower role in many professions compared to many other countries because competition is much rougher.
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10y ago
OMG I wish Python/Jinja2 had any performance near these numbers, I render some complex pages at 15-25ms
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> Scientists and engineers typically help the world, with or without money Of course they do, the actual change has always been done by engineers and scientists, however, history only remembers the rulers and recently entrepreneurs
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Just like engineers, they think they are smart and they are changing the world and blablabla but it is actually all about billions and power going to the big guys
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10y ago
That's the real purpose of being "entrepreneur", "founder" or "co-founder". You get all the credit & $$$ without actually doing anything, the actual work is done by the salves you hire. They have t
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The flu also killed more people than the Jews killed by Hitler during that time. High blood pressure killed more than the two combined. Nice logic you've got here.
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Radical islam is the real danger on the west, I come from a middle eastern country and as an ex-muslim I know very well the danger of the islamization that has been going on in western Europe throughout the past 3 decades.
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What would a big country benefit from invading its weak neighbor in the 21st century? Putin isn't an angle but he is surely not Europe's or US' enemy like the liberal media is trying hard to push that narrative. Many of the B
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Trump asks the right questions: the danger of globalism, incredibly high global debt, the danger of radical islam, the overestimation of Russia's danger on the US and EU, the questionable usefulness of NATO, the economic manipulation b
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I can't understand, is storing pure text too expensive for IMDB which is owned by Amazon which runs half the servers of the planet? Why don't they keep the threads while disabling new discussions?
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My only complaint is that we sleep only 6-9 hours, oh god it should have been 20-22 hours
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The current situation of Python's performance is really pathetic. Thanks for the project, we need to make Python great again otherwise the future is for Go, Elixir and Rust.
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make some important project that other companies depend on in their projects and they will pay you to continue developing and maintaining it.
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I meant real high IQ like most engineers & scientists, maybe IQ > 125 or 130. I guess there may be some relation between higher IQs and poor communication skills, less courage and other traits. But that's just a personal view wi
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From my experience, guys with the highest IQs are the worst leaders and they inexplicably, usually lack vision and courage.
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I didn't ask any three questions, you did!
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