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by omeid2 8y ago
You wish —jellyfish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_dohrnii
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by omeid2 8y ago
> It makes small companies with no presence in the EU Hire someone in the EU if they want to comply, which could be necessary if they sell to companies that do have an EU presence. It simply does not. Paragraph one of the Article 27 whi
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by omeid2 8y ago
Regulation without teeth is child-talk.
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by omeid2 8y ago
Please stop this fear mongering. The essence of GDPR is transparency and accountability. Is there anything else there that you're afraid of?
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by omeid2 8y ago
After some searching around the web, it seems like AirBnB is now too big to care for anyone. Now with many alternatives, I don't see why give my money to people who would cut me like so. I have paid airbnb thousands in the past few yea
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AirBnB: Reply on weekend or banned for life(twitter.com)
2 points by omeid2 8y ago|2 comments
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by omeid2 8y ago
ISPs (almost all of them) and lots of corporate (school, business, university) firewalls run analysers on websites and aggregate that data. This data can provide a fair bit of powerful insight and intelligence into things like change of tre
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by omeid2 8y ago
To play the devil's advocate and being very cynic (which is always fair game IMHO): This change has the effect of pushing even mundane websites to use SSL, and so locking out corporate-level and other players from analysing web usage,
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ImplicitCad: open-source programmatic CAD(implicitcad.org)
2 points by omeid2 8y ago|0 comments
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by omeid2 8y ago
In a wicked way, people who write that kind of code never get credit for it, and often lose leverage of their job. I am not saying that writing convoluted code is good, no, but I can tell, even if based on personal experience, that barely a
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by omeid2 8y ago
Encouraging is a strong word, but if outlining the positive impact of something encourages you to consider it, is that bad?
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by omeid2 8y ago
My understanding is that it is an affirmation of understanding and only of understanding, á la Roger in radiophone. It is not same as Wilco, Correct, or Negative, it is just and only just Roger.
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by omeid2 8y ago
What makes you think they're not listening to their paid customers and fixing their needs? Paid customers get a direct contact.
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by omeid2 8y ago
You want hardened enterprise features, you pay for it; or contribute it, it is open source. I don't understand the attitude of people like you.
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by omeid2 8y ago
I have a feeling that many people who constantly ask for "fixes" are the kind of people who want to "fix them all", by rewriting without understanding that it is a never ending cycle. Don't pay attention to them. Ju
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by omeid2 8y ago
I understand, my point is that freedom of speech is complicated and not so black and white.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> they don't have freedom of speech I think the issue of freedom of speech is much more nuanced than that. For example, even in places with "absolute freedom of speech", which I suspect is what you're implying, there
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am not judging wars, I am only trying to understand what wars are, as a general concept, not least because I don't want to judge wars but because trying to judge specific wars without committing to one side or the other is a futile
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by omeid2 8y ago
Just because that level of abstract thinking renders other activities meaningless does not mean it should be the case with conflicts/wars too. The superficial and nuances of wars only matters when you want to justify them. For an outsi
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by omeid2 8y ago
It is true that the problem is more complicated than just Oil. However, if you look beyond the superficial aspects, the bottom line of all conflicts throughout history boils down to the two interchangeable currencies of money and power. Per
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by omeid2 8y ago
The problem with this idea, to put in terms of the main article, is that it raises Red Flag #1. It may be a great way to learn, but I think that is better achieved with something like Google's famous 20% program not some vague rewrite
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by omeid2 8y ago
I have also come to believe that people who jump to rebuilds also tend to have very shallow technical skills and are not keen or capable of studying and analyzing a system at depth.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> I’ve always been a big believer in rebuilding your product from the ground up. I think it’s something you should always have going on in the background. Just a couple of devs whose job it is to try and rebuild your thing from scratch.
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by omeid2 8y ago
The simple answer is that it helps. The longer answer involves cost analysis and whatever it creates a positive connotation or not, and what is the risk of dropping this name, basically, marketing.
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by omeid2 8y ago
Never underestimate the power of hype.
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by omeid2 8y ago
There is also HyperD: https://github.com/hyperhq/hyperd
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Reach: React Router(reach.tech)
1 points by omeid2 8y ago|0 comments
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by omeid2 8y ago
That is ingenious. Considering that Mithras is a man, so a feminine version is easy to argue as substantially different.
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by omeid2 8y ago
Is there any clear line on what is considered a derivative and what is a copy without substantial deviation?
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by omeid2 8y ago
Not "anyone" can use PayPal.

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