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by noah-kun 7y ago
Taiwan and Tibet are part of China, but has a deal to keep the governments mostly separate until a certain date. China has made some efforts to make the changes gradual. There has been some resistance to the changes, but they are largely ex
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by noah-kun 7y ago
Tor is funded by the US government, probably as a way of disseminating US propaganda during government overthrows. When conducting psyops, governments sometimes block the online channels the US uses. With them also controlling so many nodes
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by noah-kun 7y ago
Gonna call you in the middle of the night. Honestly never seen anyone post a phone number on a message board like this.
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by noah-kun 7y ago
Yes, I struggled with the operator, to the point where it would not install at all. I even fixed some of the documentation, but later my database was not responsive. I ended up using the somewhat deprecated community-made .yaml files in ht
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by noah-kun 7y ago
Arango is doing so much right now--their SaaS version "Oasis" coming out this year, SmartJoins for faster multi-cluster joins and now ML. I admit I liked Mongo for it's document storage. But I didn't like Postgres due to
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ArangoML Pipeline: Common Metadata Layer for Machine Learning(arangodb.com)
27 points by noah-kun 7y ago|5 comments
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by noah-kun 8y ago
They are the reference.
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Western wealth is based off exploitation of Africa and other colonized peoples and their shared resources. Our “innovation” is a boom and bust side show, itself based on exploitation. Folks profiting from colonialism are promising “investin
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Isn’t it “Algolia”?
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by noah-kun 8y ago
NextJS comes to mind.
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by noah-kun 8y ago
I have had a very different experience
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by noah-kun 8y ago
I read it in the title of an Ask HN thread
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by noah-kun 8y ago
info@vmu.io
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Google is actually very bad at everything.
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by noah-kun 8y ago
I have a current product, very basic design, and it has very low engagement. Are you interested in redesigning that?
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by noah-kun 8y ago
In case you haven't seen it already: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis... TL;DR, Microsoft's known strategy is to feign goodness, then use the goodwill to kill competition, especial
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Does it matter? Twitter isn't profitable, Youtube isn't profitable. Nothing in capitalism is really profitable, or it sometimes seems. Most wealth is just ownership of speculative profit or return. But if you have profit, you&#x27
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Notably Google banned Windows years ago and every startup I know is 99.9% Mac.
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Show HN: Vmu.io, a web-based animation editor inspired by the Dreamcast VMU tool(vmu.io)
2 points by noah-kun 8y ago|0 comments
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by noah-kun 8y ago
Just wanna throw in that fly.io is an incredible concept: a) Set up a "Site" and add caching and HTTPS with ease. Inject analytics with one button press on their web GUI. Free (credit) tier and services as low as $1/month aft
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by noah-kun 9y ago
500MB when decompressed.
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by noah-kun 9y ago
> published April 1, 2018
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Capitalism, to seem like it's working, requires such theft of public property that it's even considered an inept and devious act to... > pass an online sales tax [law].
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by noah-kun 9y ago
What are the signs of a tech bubble bursting?
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Alt-coin nonsense.
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Thanks for the open-minded reply. Can we push our imaginations further though? We are still thinking about the resources being distributed by businesses, for example. What about communes, central planning or automation, minus private enterp
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Wouldn't the investigation into E. coli have been more fruitful if information were more centralized? Isn't it already decentralized, wasn't that the problem?
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by noah-kun 9y ago
The Chinese government has enormous support from it's citizens according to multiple independent studies done by western nations. It could still be that astroturfing is underway, but there's perpetually plausible deniability becau
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Given how much the Russian election "rigging" and "hacking" story has focused on Twitter posts, one could be mistaken for thinking they run the elections.
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by noah-kun 9y ago
Saving you a click, it's wireless LTE data: > The company launched a new version of the Surface Pro on Tuesday that has built-in LTE connectivity, something that should appeal to businesses with remote employees, or really anyone wh

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