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by outside2344 6y ago
Its not web specific. For example, there are projects to run WebAssembly instead of containers on Kubernetes: https://krustlet.dev/
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by outside2344 8y ago
The new model at Microsoft is to run these big acquisitions as separate companies with a lot of autonomy. I suspect Github will do very well from here.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Is that bad? Do we not want Microsoft involved with Linux? They are the #2 cloud provider.
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by outside2344 8y ago
It was not the patents that were amazing, it was the execution and that it worked, every time, with amazing polish.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Palm Pilot did it almost a decade before.
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by outside2344 8y ago
The general global legal principal here is that you can't charge someone for something that happened before the law came into effect. So you are not correct on #1.
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by outside2344 8y ago
I can't wait to issue denial of service requests to every EU company when it comes into effect. I am going to send a nightmare letter to all of them.
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by outside2344 8y ago
That's an idealist view on how this is going to play out. My contrarian view is that these large firms will have the staff to understand how to comply with these laws without having to substantively change. For example, Facebook is go
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by outside2344 8y ago
The irony of a user having their privacy violated by a pop-up meant to protect their privacy is infuriating.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Not in my hands, no.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Contributing? Very little time. I recently did this with go and was able to contribute patch level changes in a couple of days. Fluency? Months. Its usually not just the language but the whole ecosystem you need to learn.
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by outside2344 8y ago
What he is saying, I think, is that because of Citizens United, money controls our politics at this point and it really doesn't really matter what Joe Smith thinks. We can prove that wrong in November, of course. EDIT: Its true that th
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by outside2344 8y ago
I would rather see a stripe through my schedule, say 1pm-3pm everyday, that could be used for meetings. I actually enjoy the break sometime and the sidebars on the way to and after the meeting are sometimes great ways to get micromeetings d
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by outside2344 8y ago
I'm using Mapbox - much nicer and much cheaper - check them out.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Holy mother of god is that expensive. Check out Mapbox for a nice alternative.
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by outside2344 8y ago
This is great. That said, I am trying to figure out how I'm being tricked here.
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by outside2344 8y ago
Non-competes are illegal/unenforceable in California.
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by outside2344 8y ago
What that list should really have in it is: 1) A female employee complains of harassment: what do you do? 2) What is an effective devops approach for an Android app? 3) How do you build a culture of teamwork across teams versus a zero sum c
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by outside2344 8y ago
But concussions by the football team, almost guaranteed to be happening on a game by game basis, are totally ok (because money).
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by outside2344 8y ago
Cream rises to the top - awesome tool - thanks for creating it!
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by outside2344 8y ago
My favorite is when you have a git merge conflict - just open the file in VSCode and you can visually merge it. I can't explain the feeling of joy I had when I discovered this - and this keeps happening over and over with VSCode.
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by outside2344 8y ago
My counter example to this is that nobody in the US does the super annoying cookie popup thing that's required in the EU already - why would they do GDPR which is orders of magnitude more complicated.
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by outside2344 8y ago
I agree with you that someone's consensual sexual past shouldn't matter. But this is not someone's sexual past, it is assault on another human being, and yes, criminal records should matter.
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by outside2344 8y ago
So what you are arguing is that China can enforce their laws around censorship on EU companies when their citizens use a site hosted in the EU?
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by outside2344 8y ago
Hacker News is hosted in the United States, so it is not liable to GDPR, at least currently. That said, it's an interesting thought experiment to understand what the implications would be if it was hosted in a GDPR country.
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by outside2344 9y ago
I'm glad they are wasting their time on this versus being relevant.
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by outside2344 9y ago
The problem they see is that whoever gets this working will have a structural advantage over a company that requires drivers and probably launch a competing car on demand service. This is really about establishing a moat around their existi
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by outside2344 9y ago
Given how incompetent Uber is at regulation of anything else in their company, is this really a surprise?
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by outside2344 9y ago
This will be great for millionaire 1% Googlers to fly to work from Monterey.
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by outside2344 12y ago
Why not just join the TypeScript project instead of subvert it with a fork?

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