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by perspective1 7y ago
Chrome iOS shows just the domain and subdomain-- which may help fight fishing attacks by focusing users on just that (but annoying to just about everyone else). Safari and Firefox show the whole URL, truncated on the right by the lack of sp
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by perspective1 7y ago
Obviously that's not possible because Vice doesn't give any context. Your line of thinking has me worried-- finding context shouldn't be left as an exercise to the reader.
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by perspective1 7y ago
> I'm struggling to imagine how you think leaving out "in the near future" changes the meaning of that sentence in any way. You're really struggling to understand how a prediction about the future is different than th
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by perspective1 7y ago
The actual quote is, "in the near future, cellphones are throwaways." Which is still disagreeable, but substantially different from the manufactured quote of "cellphones are throwaways." This isn't outright sham
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by perspective1 7y ago
I don't know about this one. Some % of culture money comes out of your paycheck but perks can make for brighter days and nicer colleagues.
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by perspective1 7y ago
Nobody's asking for perfection, just something that doesn't get hacked and play pornography for 3 year olds. Nest had polish. Security took a backseat to UX, and here we are.
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by perspective1 7y ago
With all respect, just because the state of the market was terrible doesn’t make a more secure insecure product good for the end user. And more than take market share away from less secure cameras, nest created a great ux helping expand us
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by perspective1 7y ago
Answer: cars and highways. It's really hard to spend a lot of money replacing something that already works, even if it works really, really badly. High speed rail will only happen with a federal mandate.
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by perspective1 7y ago
Here, I'll paste the quote that substantiates this entire story-- Vincent Pang (Huawei): “There are some companies talking to us, but it would take a long journey to really finalize everything... they have shown interest."
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by perspective1 7y ago
This is cute but stretches the point too far. Your time is better spent working in Inkscape versus handcrafting a file that is a hundred bytes smaller, more likely to have syntax errors and has to be tested across different browsers. Likewi
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by perspective1 7y ago
"They have been unable to migrate to AWS <pause> because it's not good enough. " No, Larry, it's because database migration is hard and risky.
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by perspective1 7y ago
I think you're thinking Amazon separates its own SKUs from third party SKUs. That's not the case, it's all comingled.
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by perspective1 7y ago
User beware: "You are granting us with a non-exclusive, permanent, irrevocable, unlimited license to use, publish, or re-publish your Content in connection with the Service." ...and "We may remove or modify any Content submit
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by perspective1 7y ago
I'm torn. On the one hand, scraping helps break down walled gardens. On the other, we're talking about personal details being used in novel ways that no LinkedIn user probably understands. I doubt any LinkedIn user writes their pr
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by perspective1 7y ago
Take a look at this: https://github.com/llSourcell/The-Neural-Qubit/commit/5f89be... Siraj copy-pasted the original code without attribution and removed the Apache license. He states, in the readme, "I b
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by perspective1 7y ago
Tell that to the enormous heap object you just forgot you made earlier.
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by perspective1 7y ago
You can clone the repo and replace https://github.com/mourner/bullshit.js/blob/master/src/terms... with export default ['.*']
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by perspective1 7y ago
I think it's more about preventing international private entities from profiting. AFAIK, they would get the same anti-monopoly effect just publishing about it because nobody can patent prior art.
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by perspective1 7y ago
More investment leads to higher asset prices, lower interest rates, business growth and more future production. Investing in capital markets just gets the market to allocate your capital, as opposed to if you built a widget factory yourself
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by perspective1 7y ago
The whole situation is a bizarre and I'm surprised any effect was noticed at all. You had to get unlucky enough that this ISP's recursive resolver cache expired in the 1-2 seconds you sent an NXDOMAIN. And then you have your NXDOM
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by perspective1 7y ago
Apple's app stores are stuffed with quality apps. They don't need to give developers a quality experience because the supply is there anyway. So they don't. Small development shops have similar negotiating power and position
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by perspective1 7y ago
Tesla. I'm disappointed. You say your cars are the safest on the road. That your self-driving AI is safer than humans. You spar with regulating bodies along those lines-- arguing that you're protecting consumers. And then you roll
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by perspective1 7y ago
It's kind of amazing seeing positive things from monopolies and evergreen updates. These institutions can roll out things fast. It's possible in hardware too-- remember Bell Labs in it's hayday?
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Ask HN: Best testing site for mobile browsers?
4 points by perspective1 7y ago|3 comments
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by perspective1 7y ago
Love these points. They answer "which language is better for building enterprise services in the vast majority of cases." Go, is simply good enough and makes well-thought out compromises for "non"-zero cost abstractions.
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by perspective1 7y ago
It's so bizarre seeing measles come back. It's like some terrible thing out of Jurassic Park, "life finds a way."
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by perspective1 7y ago
Ignoring the herd immunity benefit for the moment, most anti-vaxxers are making the decision for their innocent kids and not themselves.
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by perspective1 7y ago
After years of ignoring it, I'm no longer able to fight the cloud urge. What's the best way to learn k8s in 2019?
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by perspective1 7y ago
I wonder how long this could last in a container on kubernetes with a million other microservices. Could the author develop something so rock-solid nobody looked at it until after they left? Then imagine the face on the intern asked to add
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by perspective1 7y ago
On the one hand I think this is very cool. On the other, I think it's funny that Redis can fit in my RAM and not on my SSD.

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