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by parhamn 6y ago
I was curious so I ran the Tim Allen on til it couldn't find a face anymore (4 times): https://imgur.com/d1FlNVh
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by parhamn 6y ago
All this really says is they've done a lot more work before the typical seed. Theres a product, a hashtag, a following, a user base, a expensive video training class and more. All bootstrapped by an individual. Super impressive! Roam w
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by parhamn 6y ago
Is there a LSPs in a box somewhere yet?
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by parhamn 6y ago
I don’t disagree with some of your other points, but having problems and being inclined to complain about them are often separate things. Like at startups, there are often a ton of problems, naturally. At some startups people complain a lot
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by parhamn 6y ago
Wait, what happens to the formulations after the company goes out of business? Is all the effort really just lost?! Surely it’s just bought by another org?
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by parhamn 6y ago
It's crazy how little Google's marketcap benefits from things like this. Zoom's here sitting on 75B (~1/15th Googs) as we speak and Google Meet probably isn't even legitimately used in pricing Google. Wonder what Go
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by parhamn 6y ago
Maybe they can just put in double-glob (recursive) support in one Go as the embedded files stuff needs it too. Wonder how that will work from a backwards compatibility perspective? Do asterisks have to be escaped to begin with?
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by parhamn 6y ago
> but it would come across as disingenuous if you didn’t mention being a contributor to the most prominently linked example No it wouldn’t. That’s a lot of disclaimer burden to put on someone.
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by parhamn 6y ago
Did you catch this part of the article: > U.S. employment law does not specifically bar caste-based discrimination, but California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing contends in the lawsuit that the Hindu faith’s lingering caste
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by parhamn 6y ago
Most funds that have strategies like this have “anonymized” credit card data which covers a lot more than the Yelp dataset. https://secondmeasure.com/
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by parhamn 6y ago
Sure, very shady. My point is, I’d be much more concerned about a WeChat that has your conversations, transaction history, etc than a non-topical video feed (e.g unlike YouTube people don’t really look for STD/mental-health videos on t
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by parhamn 6y ago
These seem like standard things any analytics tracker (including GA) tracks, check out amiunique [1] for a set of things that can be tracked using your favorite secure browser. Yet, the rest of the content on Tiktok is very low threat. No c
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by parhamn 6y ago
I just listened to "Lullabies For Little Crimes" and "Circles", it was great! I'm really happy Spotify found a way to surface artists like this who deserve attention!
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by parhamn 6y ago
It’s rare for tech to be a determinant to a products success, which is why I’m confused at all the extrapolations here. What’s working for Hey is years of brand development and marketing that allowed them to do such a hyped launch. It could
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by parhamn 6y ago
Can any lawyer comment on the fact that this is the same group from the Uber v Waymo trials? I’m curious how this sort of thing works. Grudges? An Achilies heel you found? Is it common for a firm to hit again with something unrelated? I’m f
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by parhamn 6y ago
Sure, I conflated 'still compiles' with 'still the right pattern'. Its sorta like Javascript, ECMAscript has been backwards compatible but the ecosystem is a consistently moving target that users have to adopt their code
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by parhamn 6y ago
Wait what?! Most of the major go libs (std and not) have been stable for years. Rust is merging random syntaxes and random packages get upgraded to std lib all the time. The package ecosystem was so stable that go didn’t ship with a package
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by parhamn 6y ago
Is there a way to do this without losing range?
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by parhamn 6y ago
> if you are experienced enough to deeply understand the reason for it, you will know when it does or does not apply. You wont have that experience (or use it really) if you stop at your first system! Seriously though, I agree, it's
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by parhamn 6y ago
> The highest-order lesson I draw comes from the fact that that Postgres defied Fred Brooks’ “Second System Effect” [Bro75]. Brooks argued that designers often follow up on a successful first system with a second system that fails due to
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by parhamn 6y ago
Looks great! Seems like it would make for a lovely email client as opposed to a new closed provider. I wonder if they’re concerned about gmail absorbing their features sorta like they did for Inbox by Google.The key features seem to be inbo
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by parhamn 6y ago
> ...with the goal > ... no. With the goal I assumed those meant the end user of the language (it is fair to assume the person you responded to meant that). The goal of the language itself was probably to stay trendy - e.g. JS/Go
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by parhamn 6y ago
This is a lazy argument. We get it, you know what coroutines are and how the kernel scheduler works (also everyone else in this thread). That doesn't matter though. If you think the average python user is looking for "concurrency
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by parhamn 6y ago
For those interested Hoefler and typography.com were covered in Netflix’s Abstract (last episode of season 2 I think). I really enjoyed it and learned a few things about typography in general.
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by parhamn 6y ago
In short: - You can do python style by doing `from x import nil`, then all imports are package qualified. (Con: style enformcenet) - Ambiguous overrides are compiler errors in Nim (import has an 'except' keyword to omit some), so
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by parhamn 6y ago
As an outsider, I’d guess the biggest impact is the ability to buy chipmaking talent. That would certainly be easier for the American tech giants, no?
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by parhamn 6y ago
I’m seeing a world where Google Fonts has a ton of crappy fonts.
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by parhamn 6y ago
Unpopular HN opinion: we need more commercial SWE tools. This is the expected outcome of under-organized underfunded ad-hoc development of professional tools.
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by parhamn 6y ago
+1 on Golang on this front for rarely creating any confusion on any front, really. I shudder to think about the next time I have to do npm decency upgrades. Even worse when you have synchronize typescript types. Which requires reading throu
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by parhamn 6y ago
A wild WASM appears. I joke but you get it.

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