quantummkv

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by quantummkv 6y ago
For me, PHP is still ideal developer experience, even after a decade of working with it. The language has evolved tastefully without breaking away from the past in drastic(pythonic) ways. Frameworks like Laravel still continue to evolve in
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by quantummkv 6y ago
The main point here is that Snaps take away control from the user. The user has no control over how and when apps update. The backend for snaps is proprietary and completely in control of Canonical. If they decide to shove ads down through
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by quantummkv 6y ago
> What I'm trying to say is, these days its quicker to go from Level Zero to Level One, even if that means you've shot yourself in the foot going from Level One to Level Two. I see this a lot as well. And frankly it scares me.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
The results can be improved with time. But the market opportunity will still be there.
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Using paid Wikipedia editors to manipulate social media presence(twitter.com)
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by quantummkv 6y ago
I am sure politicians and campaign managers or every sort and ideology would very willingly pay for this. Then there also the Rule 34 aficionados around and they don't mind spending cash at all. Then you also have trolls, "news ch
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Essentially, yes. Russia got all the nukes[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisbon_Protocol
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by quantummkv 6y ago
> Having invaded, destabilised, and collapsed most of South America and other parts of the world, all that is left is for America to destabilise itself Looking back at history, it's not surprising. Every big empire goes down the sam
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Despite what some sections of the internet might want to portray or believe, India is not a totalitarian state in the vein of China or Vietnam that can effectively censor speech on an almost watertight level. There is no Great Firewall here
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Matrix is selfhosted and has e2e encryption support.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
This frankly stupid meme needs to die. Not testing can hide the disaster only for a maximum of 3 weeks, after which the dead start piling up. Considering that the dead have not being piling up anywhere in India, I'd say India has succe
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by quantummkv 6y ago
>Don't forget, things were more than livable a hundred years ago. We also didn't have so many people a hundred years ago. Population increased but the land remained the same.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Everywhere. Even the android builds use JSC or Hermes instead of V8
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Indeed. Even little frictions like these can go a long way to curb such spamming behavior. As evidenced on HN itself.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
In my experience, it has. I use both iMessages and Whatsapp in India. I have never dealt with fake news and all the low signal forwarded memes and garbage on iMessages. Whatsapp, on the other hand, is filled with it. The only solace in what
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Very few people in any industry have a truly unique set of skills. And in jobs that can be easily remoted away like software, that quantity is even less.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Huh. It looks like you are right. The narrow inside don't actually impede the view of the defender that much. But keeping the narrow part on the outside does provide some extra defense.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
I think it was typo in the article. It would be physically impossible to have a wide range of firing angles if the interior part was narrow.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
I am digging this. The main issue I personally have with svelte is that it goes into a completely different API design than React. The closeness with the React design makes it better than svelte imo.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
The best approach would to extract the package out into a separate repository and using that as a regular package in your monorepo. This would solve all your problems
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by quantummkv 6y ago
I doubt that this ruling is going to kill small internet communities. They generally have people of similar interests are more closely knit, so there is less spam or mindless conflicts. The big ones like Reddit, Facebook and Twitter, might
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by quantummkv 6y ago
> To remedy a false positive, the human could provide Twitter with a an official ID to remove the warning. That would work only against casual bots. The big nation-sponsored botnets won't have issues with providing genuine governmen
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by quantummkv 6y ago
You really might be on to something here. But what would we call such a revolutionary idea? Oh I know. We'll call it Cascading Style Sheets.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Just more talking. The kind of bugs and their number are not that far off from windows or linux systems.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
> It’s not like Twitter is tax-exempt which would prohibit it from endorsing candidates like Churches. Twitter is not tax-exempt but is certainly lawsuit-exempt to a large degree. The entire reason twitter has not be sued into oblivion f
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by quantummkv 6y ago
The website you linked is run by some random person that has zero credibility and references. A google search turns up 5 biology papers - https://scholar.google.co.in/scholar?q=Naama+Nofech-Mozes&hl... Worst of all, it
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Where did you read that? There is nothing as such mentioned in any ancient Indian text. Nor does anyone in India today believe in something like this.
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Freedom of Speech does not protect you from the consequences of said free speech. > Private entities can do what they want. Private entities can also get sued into oblivion by other private entities that believe they were wronged. Sectio
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by quantummkv 6y ago
Leaving aside all the free speech and German laws, does anyone really believe that Germany or any European nation aside from Russia will harbor anyone in the cross-hairs of the current US establishment? Angering the US will potentially leav
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by quantummkv 6y ago
It might reverse the sanctions, but that would be too late for twitter.

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