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That's because they are not selling those very pictures to anyone who'll pay. They (facebook) are the middle men - people who have money come to them to sell their product, and facebook knows who to show those products too. your f
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Can you ask for a refund? :)
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Ask HN: What to do after installing windows
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What I'd like to see - is the employee breakdown. How many are working on the acutal product/engineering? I work for a startup (that was bootstrapped I believe) and our sales team is almost half the company (we are just under 100
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Just out of curiosity: If you decide to use Java (or any other languages that run on JVM), are their 3rd party libraries as "nice" (read: as many) as npm?
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A friend of mine has a maxed out MBP and while he claims it's not a gimmick, he does not use it often. It's useful at times (especially as they have bigger buttons for stuff like debugging etc.) But all in all....if he had a choic
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10y ago
HN has an awesome community so I generally read more. I start of with the top ones (and their branches) and agressively use the (-), and then follow down. If it's something I'm really interested about, I check back in ~12 hours to
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10y ago
A family member used to be a Safety Engineer for ONGC and ADNOC. He had visited oil rigs for quite a bit early during his career and even back (1990s) then, most modern rigs were automated. He used to tell me stories about how close shit wo
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Everyone is discussing about how autonomous cars will react to various situations. However, the real question is - once we have walled gardens, who'll control it - the manufacturers or the government? By that I mean, all automated cars
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This "startup" is based in Vancouver. And, I've got a feeling they'll figure it out when they have bugs, or ask her to fix bugs instead of adding standalone features. (Unless she sends over the entire repo to the person
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A few friends of mine did exactly the same. They still have their jobs (btw, both are Software Engineers). 1. He had 0 idea of coding, or why something was done - basically copy paste from github/stackoverflow and call it a day. 2. She
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Snap has had some weird issues in the past! and it does leave behind files every now and then (especially if you look into your .config folder I think).
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In university, one of my projects in Operating Systems was to build a file system. I'd recommend anyone to do the same! It does not have to be anything magical...just try to build a basic program that can emulate a file system (read fi
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Docker apps is a thing I've been dreaming of for a while. When I was in university, I used to love testing new software but I hated the fact that it left stuff behind after un-installs. So I was on the other extreme and tried to only i
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Atleast for Software Engineers/ CS Majors...what was your out of school loan? (I'm curious - I'm a 2016 SE grad from Canada, and it cost me ~70k total - which includes tuition, dorms etc.). I didn't go to UW or UofT, but
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For those who use sublime (I've moved to Atom and then VS Code), how is Sublime 3 ? (and is it any good for a JS/TS developer?)
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how does democracy protect the minority? (not saying the minority does not have a voice, but how does it help, if they'll always be voted out?) And if so (and this being a political thread) - Trump being elected is totally legit even t
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DOCUMENTATION (no seriously...stuff is more documented than 1)
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I generally use RemarkJS to create my slides ( https://github.com/gnab/remark ). However, what's the difference between this tool and https://slides.com/ (and it's MIT open sourced at https:&#
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I personally use it to keep up with new tools that companies might use or are becoming popular (always good to have an eye to know what's up). I don't use it when I want to start a project and I'm looking for tools. This is a
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Knowledge - yes it can be gained in a year. Experience - nope nope nope nope nope! I'm sure everyone here can relate too - What you learnt in university was not as useful as real life experience (even when working on your own side proj
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just wondering why Mongo is considered a part of "JS". Is it because of the MEAN stack?
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The number of times I have that I felt I could do better - and then I start working on it, get 80% done, but then I struggle with the next 20% - and then almost burnout and give up and feel depressed because I'll never be able to do an
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This is great! But it's fairly lacking in some features. Any word on release of API docs so devs can integrate their workflow into it?
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wow! I had recently decided to go all in on Trello for my personal use and I was in the process of making a Trello-Gitlab powerup (just like Trello Github powerup). I wonder what the future of Trello is - both as a customer and as a softwar
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I've had to work at start ups where I was one of the initial developers (and the most experienced in the team) so I've been forced to learn a lot about Sysadmin and design (and a lot of surrounding dev tools for instance) but all
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if you use TS, you don't really need Babel at all. However, if you don't (I used TS, it was great, but I had some weird issues so I moved back to JS), Babel is awesome! I just use Babel (with gulp - backend or webpack - frontend)
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build modern versions of classic cars. It's a passion of mine (and probably something I'd do for fun in the future) to get an old mustang (preferably ~1964) and convert it into a modern car (electric, heated/cooled seats, pow
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As a beginner to JS frameworks (and a medium proficiency), is it advisable to skip React and target to learn Inferno instead?
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If this is true (and if he wins), won't snapchat's customers - the advertisers sue it too? (because they lied about the numbers?) Also, it is well known now that Reddit's initial userbase was all fake - so does anyone know wh
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