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pawadu
10y ago
> When a raiding party from Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant attacked a Saudi border post last week... This statement seems backward to me. Isn't ISIS supported by the Saudis to overthrow the Shiite government of Iraq?
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pawadu
10y ago
Yeah, challenges Facebook themselves created by writing the most bloat app ever written https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-engineering/under-th...
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> it'll result in less developers doing dumb things which break on minor updates. You can never stop the Facebook developers doing dumb things on Android. Google have tried for years, but Facebook always manages to find new ways to
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10y ago
Sorry, I am not a gun guy. Why a sound sensors? And is there any communication between the rocket and the launcher itself after it has been fired?
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10y ago
This is sad and hilarious at the same time. Well, mostly sad...
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Stupid question: what kind of electronics do you need in a rocket launcher of this type?
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10y ago
Does a standing desk make any difference? Are there any studies done on this?
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10y ago
I don't really understand your comments about anti virus and antivirus+drivers (for that matter, why should QT need special hardware drivers?) Also, doesn't the existence of this project make all your points moot? http:/
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10y ago
The original compiler can be downloaded from Borland: http://edn.embarcadero.com/museum/ IIRC someone has posted the complete source code online but I cant find it right now... edit: http://turbopascal.org&#
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10y ago
the article is about netflix removing bought content and replacing it with their own stuff edit: old -> bought
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10y ago
> I know I don't have the time, so I use stars on a Github project just like one might use word-of-mouth. Up to a certain point, stars can be useful as it helps you discover projects other people have found of use. But saying projec
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10y ago
Original content is great but I fear in a few years Netflix can more or less dictate what we can see on TV. And maybe Im in the vocal minority, but I prefer Friends and Seinfeld to House of Cards or Orange and OItNB.
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10y ago
Well, this change will limit what Samsung is allowed to customize, maybe thats a good thing? But everyone else with get more powers.
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I fully agree with what eonil wrote, but remember that environments like Unity also come with a lot of tools and samples to simplify your development.
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10y ago
Note that this data is by no means undisputed. It does not come from Apple and Google but from various analytics services with unclear coverage: 1. Do these numbers include ad revenue? 2. Do these numbers include music, magazine and movie s
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10y ago
I found the study very shallow and superficial. For example, who cares how many people have starred a project on github? And why should I care how many lines "hello world" is in a language [1]? I would rather see a discussion abou
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10y ago
I did not use OSX back then so I can't comment on that. But on Windows QT was probably the worst piece of software ever created: 1. it took ages to start 2. the UI was very unresponsive 3. it used a LOT of resources, bringing the syste
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no, in this case I don't think it is a huge leap.
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and QT and anything iCloud (whatever it was called back then)
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Being a non profit, their numbers are out there for anyone to examine. Go ahead and compare their development costs with their other costs - the board of directors in particular. (not a popular opinion on HN, so goodbye useless digital karm
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10y ago
Given the level of political sabotage it saw when already at drawing stages I would not be surprised.
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they have in past been busted doing similar things so i dont put is past them
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People who decide the company direction often do so based on their own past achievements. So if you hire too many PR guys eventually someone will try to rebrand your corporate identity.
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A far far better answer: "Go and Rust are different languages with different goals."
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If you are a Google customer just take a minute to think about this: What would happen to your business if your IT guy was hit by a bus?
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After seeing evil-mode and now this I just have to ask: Is having the same shortcuts really that important to people? I understand that you may have been using the same tool for X years and developed muscle memory and all that. But now you
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10y ago
I have been very happy with VS Code. Did you encounter any particular problems?
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Had a good laugh reading his "skills" on his linkedin page. I understand "Unicorn" and "Wizard", but what the hell is "Wheel Throwing"?
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Reminds me of Terry Davis of TempleOS. With that said, some people just don't work in a team but on their own they can do miracles. I wish we could start a small pateron or flattr fund for these guys and let them do whatever they want.
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10y ago
I am under NDA so I cant give you specifics but the general theme of the changes are: less power to manufacturers, more to carriers.
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