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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I feel it is like reinventing executables, the dumb way. We can compare that with ELF binaries or remote procedure calls when someone else maintains the OS and makes sure that the infrastructure scales. Actual not even executables, because
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
you mean introduce a traceable side effect in the underlying dll/system-api? Sure that could work (many debuggers do that), but perhaps they are just not using the same API, or just find another way to stream the data without go throug
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I think the strategy is getting in a central position in people's communication; they also have a huge user base; perhaps that doesn't justify 850M but those are some things to look at. Wherever someone has this big influence and
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
It looks promising, I hope it will be the begin of a new era of gadgets with less cognitive load... Does anyone know whether the software is user friendly? E.g. cloud integration, doesn't require to install shitty software, can email d
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
It actually looks like a good guide... enough to get started in the topic... at least until I saw the question on how to implement GDPR: "If you’re not sure about their compliance, time to act. You’ll need to contact them and make sure
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I think you got off at the tangent... the article is about the global influence in the legislation of pro-privacy laws and regulations, "conquering the world" was probably just a metaphoric joke which the author insisted way too m
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Europe’s new data protection rules export privacy standards worldwide(politico.eu)
69 points by nudpiedo 9y ago|46 comments
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
In first instance everything looks quite focused on yourself as admin/developer more than on the customer. I am always from the opinion that customer's experience/actions come first (in your case creators and consumers). But
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
By the landing page it seems to be a market for git ruled projects/files? such as designs and code...? Where do I see the products? everything seems to be more focused in the market itself but not on the products being sold/purcha
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
On the landing page the images within the gray circles are not loading... assuming that there were images (I only see grey big circles). Using chromium (desktop)
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
Actually many old manga draws these power lines too, it is just a way to show the way Japanese cities are in the reality (in the present.) However it does not recreate itself to much in this details of the urban landscape. E.g. 歩くひと, (the w
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I think that’s great effort, really! But you seem very focused only in one kind of workplace... which looks quite like deep into the programming/algorithm part of CS... If you would like to compare to software engineers as we know then
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I will be a bit harsh with the project since I understand it aims to be a technology to be used in production and not just a pet project... (not "Show HN" tag was present.) I only see here yet another key value store with an appli
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
Without more context it seems to be a relic from the past... Can someone give more context or point me to an implementation, online manual or tutorial? Searching in google does not return much (a wiki page and companies which use the same n
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
It is actually obsolete from firmware point of view, and in spite of the efforts reverse engineering it didn’t get right most of the architecture. In the other hand there are other mainframe emulation projects sold by IBM which are capable
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I guess that now all libraries should be built with the cross platform mindset, including platform abstraction, multitarget testing and avoid leaking interfaces... the compiler and the standard library are just the beginning.
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
It is a toolkit to generate code not a framework, that means yes and no at the same time: - no, it won't abstract the semantic differences across platforms differences for you. - yes, since you can create complete libraries which can b
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I guess you mean in USA, right? Because my experience in Germany and Spain was different.
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
Being a hosted language (compiles to C/C++/Javascript) which are the biggest pains? Is there any way to ensure type checking for the exposed interfaces in runtime? Let's say, exposing a function to the host language (C or Jav
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I thought this kind of job should be highly paid because of the evident risks on mental health... when your physical health is on risk your contract reflects that with additional money, benefits, therapy and earlier retirement... (not just
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
I like it because it looks complete and clean, however in safari for iPad the readme page in github already breaks and says the typical: "A problem has ocurred, so the page has been reloaded" I hope they fix it because it looks pe
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Ask HN: How would you redesign the http://www?(softwareengineering.stackexchange.com)
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
They always release for a subset of the users by making it available at only one platform. Other languages were only available at the web interface first
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
this is a very good point, especially because the size of the customer matters a lot and often the big ones perceive your value mostly in the price.
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by nudpiedo 9y ago
The spanish translation is quite robotic yet understandable (I wouldn't recommend you this kind of translation for an app which you want to monetize).
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
This concern plus the fact that the license they use is by no means a common OS license. I also think that is a way to make some side cash but live photos didn't take that much over in the popular culture.
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted, you are clearly speaking out of your experience working with different teams and expoisng real answers which many people could say loud every second day.
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
Yes, they moved the cost of rendering from server to client saving lots of energy.
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
Just that a few teams at google need more CPU power and cannot get more budge than their peer teams... perhaps even the publication of a paper like that is rewarded internally in the company for the publishers. In spite of encrypted communi
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
I am sorry, but I can't disagree more with you... especially after I worked in such kind of corporations I can tell you that they only care for privacy if it is a selling point in a marketing chart. Big companies are always hungry for

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