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391.
by pulse7 5y ago
In a few months somebody can come up with a deep-neural-network to identify those people behind "de-identified data"...
392.
by pulse7 5y ago
...plus git operation names are a bit confusing (pull vs. fetch, etc.)
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by pulse7 5y ago
"I have a disability but didn't have money to get a doctor's appointment to fill out the paperwork proving I qualified for discounted bus fare as a disabled person." I am not from the US and I have a question: Did ObamaC
394.
by pulse7 5y ago
Time to go away from GMail account...
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by pulse7 5y ago
I checked again exactly why this happened: Samsung Calendars app (which is a default calendar app on Samsung phones) has set a default calendar for my new events to my Google Calendar account. And if you just enter the event title and set t
396.
by pulse7 5y ago
Be sure that I didn't give any consent...
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by pulse7 5y ago
It is time for the governments to take control back and start regulating BigTech: you can not easily opt-out from any data gathering from Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, ... If you try it and turn it off on mobile phone and desktop you
398.
by pulse7 5y ago
The main problem with VisualAge for Java was that you couldn't integrate external libraries easily... it was not file-system-based, like IDEA/Eclipse are today...
399.
by pulse7 5y ago
The same happened to VisualAge for Smalltalk where in 2005 Instantiations, Inc. took over "worldwide rights for this product" - and is still offering it...
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State of Valhalla (April 2021)(github.com)
1 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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The Pizza-Making Contraption – Joseph's Machines(youtube.com)
1 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Which solution do you use for small business email/calendar/contacts?
1 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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by pulse7 5y ago
In some countries you could even get a real driver (sitting inside your car) for that money...
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No Back Doors(philzimmermann.com)
1 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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by pulse7 5y ago
Back in 90s there was a well defined menubar with all functions. Today you don't know where the functions are hidden - they may be everywhere on the screen, hidden behind visible or even unvisible graphical elements... This may be frus
406.
by pulse7 5y ago
Similar for "higher priority": is "number 1 priority" really >>higher<< than "number 2 priority"?
407.
by pulse7 5y ago
How is information in this blog related to Wikipedia article on DTrace [1] where one can read "DTrace is ... originally created by Sun Microsystems" and "Original author(s): Bryan Cantrill, Adam Leventhal, Mike Shapiro (Sun M
408.
by pulse7 5y ago
This is unjust and unfair! Advice to local governments in EU countries and elsewhere: just write laws to tax such companies locally with "internet tax for companies with over 100 million USD in revenue" and do it NOW! These corpor
409.
by pulse7 5y ago
Data locality is just one of the things needed for writing high-performance code. Another thing needed is to have more development time for performance optimizations. C++ developers spend significant amount of time for manual-memory-managem
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by pulse7 5y ago
OK. Then it should be the "average number of transistors per square micrometer" for a die.
411.
by pulse7 5y ago
True, but it is way better than 5nm, 3nm, 1nm and you can not even cross-compare now...
412.
by pulse7 5y ago
There was a thread on HN a week ago [1] about "How to write a resume that converts" and the most voted comment starts with a sentence "The importance of resumes has been overstated for many years now, and I look forward to th
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All Hail King Pokémon(inputmag.com)
1 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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Rise of a megadonor: Thiel makes a play for the Senate(politico.com)
2 points by pulse7 5y ago|0 comments
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Company Lets Celebrities Digitally Clone Their Voice So They Can Loan It Out(pcmag.com)
21 points by pulse7 5y ago|15 comments
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by pulse7 5y ago
It doesn't matter "who did the trick". It is well known that Java was influenced by ideas in other programming languages from the beginning. And also other languages - including Scala and Kotlin - are similar in this respect.
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by pulse7 5y ago
But I can take my laptop from my living room to another room if I need more peace and then bring it back to show something to my child and I can bring it anywhere I want without much hurdle... laptop is my mobile computer...
418.
by pulse7 5y ago
If I personally dislike XYZ I could write "XYZ is quite [outdated/boring/miserable/painful/awful/uncreative] in many regards". But people here are more interested in (specific) advantages and disadvantages
419.
by pulse7 5y ago
General statements like "...Java is quite outdated in many regards..." without providing any specifics are a sign of mentioned tribalism. Such general statements don't bring quality to the discussion, because nobody can reall
420.
by pulse7 5y ago
Add your (formal) education.

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