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by nexuist 7y ago
It's not that they care so much about stopping it as they want to steal the talent to work on Android proper. If you've got a person who's already reached an expert level understanding of the codebase, that is a valuable addi
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Ask HN: What have you built with no-code tools?
36 points by nexuist 7y ago|11 comments
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by nexuist 7y ago
Nonsense. Just need to use your imagination. Throughout the game the player can purchase pieces that go on a Risk board. If the bank goes broke, all players switch to the Risk board, and fight each other until the winner becomes the new ban
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by nexuist 7y ago
This is a bit of a charitable explanation. How can any project manager say, with a straight face, "we need to make sure the application is still available, even if the user deletes it." How can you accidentally delete an applicati
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by nexuist 7y ago
I don't think you're a bad person, or even poor that your philosophy is entirely wrong, and I don't think you hate people. I do however think you and I should focus on improving government rather than removing government
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by nexuist 7y ago
> This same government with a 13% approval rating and that is universally despised in most everything they try and do. Because there are many in and out of government that don't want the government to do its job, so that they can po
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Show HN: List of GitHub projects posted to Hacker News(news.ycombinator.com)
2 points by nexuist 7y ago|0 comments
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by nexuist 7y ago
Thanks for the mention. I can't seem to find any mention of pricing on the Planet Labs website; do you have any idea what it should come out to if I take a picture of a 3x3 mile square every day for a month?
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by nexuist 7y ago
> It might be a good idea to settle on some "global" definitions and components, but that hasn't happened before, But it has. We all know what buttons, dropdowns, forms, windows, text boxes, etc. are. Windows and macOS gav
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by nexuist 7y ago
Understandable - could I instead strategically rent time slots for when the satellite passes over a certain location? That's not 24/7, but once a day for basic data science is certainly enough.
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by nexuist 7y ago
This is ridiculous and I love it. Do your satellites have cameras that can be interfaced with as well? Could I have a satellite monitoring a specific area 24/7?
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by nexuist 7y ago
I don't want to live in a world where my parents and grandparents are expected to pull up Wireshark to figure out if the app they're using will record their front camera without consent. Blaming Zoom and FB is entirely acceptable
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by nexuist 7y ago
Over $100 is insane for groceries? We regularly spend that much for a family of three almost every weekend. Admittedly, we are in a high CoL area.
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by nexuist 7y ago
>why can't states handle this and the best emerge? Is it fair to die in State X because it had more inept leaders than State Y? This isn't about long term economic or social policy, this is about an exponentially growing pandem
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by nexuist 7y ago
> For example, startups today can renegotiate their AWS costs by ~50% if they push. How does one begin to do this? I don't think I can just open a support ticket titled "hey, can I pay less?" Or is this meant to be for sta
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by nexuist 7y ago
> starts gaining access to surveillance footage from Nest or Ring, or maybe even gets access to state and federal DOT cameras and real time feeds from body cameras! https://www.engadget.com/2020-03-04-banjo-ai-utah-law-en
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by nexuist 7y ago
I'm not trying to get anything banned, but it's obvious that what you wear has an impact on the people around you. If you walk into a gas station with a ski mask and a pistol I'm pretty sure everyone around you is going to ca
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by nexuist 7y ago
This is a great question. Usually web developers aren't in charge of these projects, local city and state officials are. We should assume they're not technologically inclined. How can the information presented help them? I wonder
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by nexuist 7y ago
Isn't this exactly the point of OP? >In Static Armies, you don't give field commanders a lot of lee-way or control. You send orders, they execute. If we had a Static Army, the Pentagon brass would have immediately yielded to Se
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by nexuist 7y ago
Is it legal to wear these things in public? I feel like someone would definitely call the cops on you out of fear.
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by nexuist 7y ago
Was AWS really first? > There will be some kind of competition already out there. I remember LAMP providers and FTP'ing PHP files before AWS. I remember cPanel and phpMyAdmin. I remember Unix boxes that gave you free user accounts w
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by nexuist 7y ago
But that's not accurate either. In this analogy China would in fact be hosting thousands of different servers. There is no "China Business"; there are businesses in China. A more apt comparison would be between cloud provider
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by nexuist 7y ago
Think back to Wuhan. Imagine the hospitals have closed their doors because they are already backed up. Your grandparent is dying in the room next door because no doctor is available to treat them. Who the hell cares if you build a ventilato
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by nexuist 7y ago
Just downloaded the app for iOS. Really cool idea.
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by nexuist 7y ago
You can ask your users to download a third party app like PushBullet, but that's very lame and unprofessional.
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by nexuist 7y ago
I really, really, really wish iOS allowed push notifications through Safari. So many PWA ideas I want to explore are instantly stifled by that omission.
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by nexuist 7y ago
As someone seriously looking into buying a Remarkable - worth it? Forget the price for a second and compare the Remarkable to an iPad Pro w/ Pencil. Would you still grab the Remarkable to jot down notes, or would you much prefer the iP
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by nexuist 7y ago
As opposed to not having a valve at all? The hospital wouldn't need knockoff valves if they had the real thing. In such dire circumstances I don't think any judge would fault you for going the unconventional route to deliver resul
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by nexuist 7y ago
> it is an action taken in bad faith So is a hotel denying you a refund during an epidemic. There is an obvious power differential here between Joe Blow and some billion dollar hotel chain. You need the money for basic survival far more
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by nexuist 7y ago
Doctors and civilians tried to sound the alarm that something was going on, and were silenced until it was too late. To their credit, the CCP fired the Wuhan officials who presumably silenced those people, but it is still their responsibili

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