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12y ago
Question to HN - is one reason tech companies can do this is because a small group close to the founders typically have disproportiately high voting rights? I suspect this would not be easy to do if "traditional" institutional inv
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The point of the article was not that "everyone needs to have the best education possible". Go read it again. The primary message is that personal touch is crucial, and can often make a difference in the value you extract out of a
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12y ago
What an idiotic comment. I am so serious about gender rights that I have talked to an actual prostitute and treated with her as much respect as I would do to a mother, sister or friend. Especially in my country where the average people are
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Why JavaScript Is The Next (or first) Programming Language You Should Learn
(dentedreality.com.au)
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Microsoft could afford to get complacent as IE was not their primary driver of profits. Google being an advertising company - it needs to control users through it's browser to gather more data and build algorithms to use that data, whi
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12y ago
Brilliant comment. Awareness and acknowledgement of the advantages one has been given can often make a difference between people who put in some effort to ensure that others can do the same and people who believe they are somehow superior a
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In my country, the cost of a SSL certificate is around 60% of my hosting costs, per year. I run a low-traffic blog with comments disabled, so users do not "interact" with the site in any way - except consume the content. I don
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"except generally more cumbersome". So true. Especially if the domain is not "naturally" functional - say an HTML5 game. I am sure brilliant programmers will come up with a functional model even in such cases, but I don&
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Elon Musk Says Artificial Intelligence Could Be 'More Dangerous Than Nukes'
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What is Privacy?
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Startup puts YouTubers at its center, and that changes everything
(gamasutra.com)
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Mark Cuban Blasts Companies That Jump Overseas To Duck Taxes
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12y ago
Upvoted you. Even I find the new design to be terrible. One more point - the old webpage seems to be "simple" HTML - which loads properly even in very bad internet connections and old browsers like Hacker News. The new design seem
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12y ago
Very true. I remember reading in StackOverflow where a guy commented that while programming in Haskell he was thinking more and programming less - he seemed to indicate that this was the most important thing. While design and structure is i
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12y ago
One of the reasons, not the sole reason. The point I was trying to make is that "just ignore performance and use an expressive language" is not always a sound strategy - even for web applications. And yes, my example is probably a
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Upvoted. However, you provide great arguments why blindly assuming that performance does not matter and just "throw more cores at it" is not a viable solution.
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12y ago
> Performance is often FUD when it comes to languages. Not in my experience. All other things remaining constant, the D Language forums (written in D) are significantly faster for me compared to almost any other forums I visit (including
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What programmers say, and what they mean....
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Web input brainstorming face-to-face notes
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UberX Wages War On Bay Area Taxis With 25% Price Cut
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True. And I also think we are going to see many more like these unless humans, rather than corporations, are prosecuted for these kind of incidents.
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Even though BNP is a foreign bank, it has to have a license to conduct banking in the United States. If they refuse to co-operate, the US will cancel that license. Given the amount of fine they are willing to pay, it is clear that the US bu
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Dennis Ritchie's free copy of Doom II
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Adding captions and subtitles to HTML5 video
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Why I love debugging my website with IE F12 tools
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Graphics is important and I believe we will continue to see further innovations in this space. However, I believe that we still need to achieve a lot in "story-telling" in games. The Mass Effect series is probably one of the best
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is better than Apple's MacBook Air – 5 reasons why
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A developer who spent 13 years making his childhood game
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Does not work in IE, but does in Firefox and Chrome. Is it just me or the application does not actually work in IE?
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A List of Foundational JavaScript Tools
(codefellows.org)
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