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by password1 5y ago
Linus from LinusTechTips did a series of videos on how he trained his cats to do this: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiNYRHLggAj39fRHaUYE42D2v...
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by password1 5y ago
This is a great point, makes me wonder if there is a market for such a service.
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by password1 5y ago
Can you point me to where this insightful discussion happens? And where can I educate myself? 99,99% of content and forums I find online about crypto only care about promoting coins, nfts or services basing only on futuristic visionary prom
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by password1 5y ago
I keep reading that there are a ton better blockchains than eth, but then it seems that all dapps continue to use just eth, even at the cost of insane gas fees. Why is that?
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by password1 5y ago
> Blockchain-as-a-Service tools You mean something like AWS, but that allows me to quickly setup an server containing a node?
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1Password Security Design Whitepaper [pdf](1passwordstatic.com)
2 points by password1 5y ago|0 comments
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by password1 5y ago
That only covers backlinks and authority, it's just one piece of the puzzle. Ironically, that's called a "black-hat" way of obtaining backlinks and authority. The "white-hat" way is to go to legit websites and
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by password1 5y ago
A while back (two years?). The thing is, user were extremely satisfied by the product. The users came to the website for a comparison table (which was at the top), used the information, clicked a link on the table and then exited the websit
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by password1 5y ago
I think it would get reported by your competitors and then blacklisted/penalized after manual review.
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by password1 5y ago
It's SEO. Once a SEO expert was showing me user heatmaps on his popular website's articles. The users completely ignored 90% of the content and of the text of a page. I asked him why so many parts of the text were ignored by the u
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by password1 5y ago
I don't agree with 2. If you look at any great work of art in movies or videogames it's easy to pin-point to one or just a few people that heavily influenced specific creative aspects of the final product. For a character to be me
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by password1 5y ago
Why would the children need to inherit the copyright? They can inherit the money that the parent earned, the companies he founded, the merchandise and brands he created with the IP. Imagine inheriting the Star Wars brand without the exclusi
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by password1 5y ago
I'm sure that fans will actually love to argue endlessly if "Netflix Star Wars Universe" or "Disney Star Wars Universe" is the "true Star Wars", dissecting each one trying to find which one adheres to the
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by password1 5y ago
That's true, but I think those are just two different markets. I'm more than happy if Disney continues to make whitewashed family friendly movies for people to unwind in the evening. But I would also want other companies to make o
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by password1 5y ago
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies didn't in any way damaged or removed anything from Pride and Prejudice though. The book is still there for everyone to enjoy. The movie was also a commercial failure, I'm not sure we would end up wi
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by password1 5y ago
The problem with remakes and adaptations of existing franchises is that they all basically follow the same safe and tested structure. So they are boring and feel all the same because they basically are. I might argue that this phenomenon is
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by password1 5y ago
Sometimes I wonder how many amazing movies, series and videogames we would have if everyone could use popular franchises for their creations (think MCU, Star Wars, LOTR, but also more niche franchises). Instead we only get the safe and fami
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by password1 5y ago
I mean, the fact that 1 reputable scientist doesn't approve the vaccine doesn't disqualifies the thousands of reputable scientists that approves it. Scientific consensus is never unanimous.
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by password1 5y ago
Reminds me of Miro and Mural, there's surely a market for it.
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by password1 5y ago
No, it's not. Nearly all Open Source software has terrible UX/UI with really questionable decisions regarding almost everything besides the technical aspects.
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Ask HN: Is it unethical to clone a popular app and release it as open source?
1 points by password1 5y ago|4 comments
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by password1 5y ago
ITT: People complaining that they only hire internally and job posting are a scam AND people complaining that they only hire externally because they have more control.
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Coders, designers, and entrepreneurs thrive thanks to Apple Developer Academy(apple.com)
1 points by password1 5y ago|0 comments
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by password1 7y ago
But didn't the same management also decided to make the company a PBC instead of becoming billionaires by going public? That always felt to me like a signal that the management believed the mission too.
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by password1 7y ago
It was so well written that he made me want to play his purposefully frustrating game and I'm still disappointed he didn't provide a link to download it.
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by password1 7y ago
> Otherwise, Amazon feels like AliExpress with faster shipping and better English. It literally is. All these products are cheap stuff that marketers find on aliexpress. They buy them in bulk, stamp a logo on it, import in the US/EU
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by password1 8y ago
I know that this is tinfoil-hat territory, but isn't the problem of Boeing 737 MAX recent crashes related to software issues? It would be scary. I'm referring to this article: https://www.businessinsider.com/boeing