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by robot 4y ago
what an extremely vague article. after hundreds of words there is still no clear explanation of what it is talking about. very poorly written.
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by robot 4y ago
awesome
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by robot 4y ago
this is very useful, the first video I hit was a very educational one with no fluff.
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by robot 4y ago
As datapoint agree and I do the same. Not using FB, not following anyone, only using it for interest groups. Not using linkedin, it is trash. Have Instagram but not using it. too much effort in posting a photo, see no point in showing off (
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by robot 4y ago
yes, only that it will take 2-3 years of work on the new topic. One benefit of it at this age is your brain will remain fresh and young.
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by robot 4y ago
Dear Yonghao, no matter what you improve, when I see 6 ads before any actual search results everything turns to shit.
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by robot 4y ago
agreed, your wants take precedence. If there are enough buyers like you who care about hardware freedom they'll drop this feature.
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by robot 4y ago
There is some kind of balance since both of those are free. I'm sure they prioritize user engagement and any loss of users is inadvertent.
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by robot 4y ago
Remote attestation or not, "Software freedom" fighters should understand that things happen based on some user base need. Somebody needed this and they added it, whoever needs it doesn't care if they can't run linux on i
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by robot 4y ago
The low hanging fruit is to eat less. It is a known fact that people with diabetes live longer due to the stringent diet they are on perpetually. Processing food and burning energy speeds up aging.
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by robot 4y ago
Problem is it still requires an API to integrate. Stripe has all these capabilities but API integrations are needed to use them. If you are looking to build a micro SaaS without needing to deal with billing API integrations check out our so
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by robot 4y ago
The article has good points but misses the actual answer in my view to "what software engineers can learn" or in fact anyone can learn from this. Don't join a company only because there is more money. If you don't know w
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by robot 5y ago
they should be on the left
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by robot 5y ago
The newsfeed-like results with pictures look good, it is fun to browse them.
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by robot 5y ago
UX: Lost me on the home page. It says, type help, ask, search, 3 different verbs and all I want to do is search something and find an answer. Too confusing. The input box is too narrow so it is hard to click it (Do look at google's and
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by robot 5y ago
We use Elastic Beanstalk with NodeJS. It works seamlessly, it does use containers as the underlying infrastructure but we don't see them, or manage them. Deploying takes not more than 10-15 seconds. It doesn't break. Devops mainte
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by robot 5y ago
Pricing page is to make the user make a quick buying decision, not distract the user with a features tour. You do that elsewhere. But the tooltips and small gifs are an awesome idea!
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by robot 5y ago
My answer is that it is not in high demand at all. It is the news sites that tell these false stories for hype.
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by robot 6y ago
I was at downtown Woodside CA last week and outdoor dining area was packed . And this is one of the most conscious places. I believe with a limited number of people and distance rules outdoor activity is okay, but dense outdoor dining is s
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by robot 6y ago
no significant side-effects _for now_.
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Hyperventilation(deep-six.com)
1 points by robot 6y ago|0 comments
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by robot 6y ago
The announcement reads like the days of the first regular computer release. I wonder if there will be a personal quantum computer, and then a quantum mobile phone.
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by robot 6y ago
What are the key benefits of your product to your customer? Who exactly is the customer? You need to work these two out first for sales. Most early stage startups don't have a product as beneficial to anyone as they think. So really ne
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by robot 6y ago
What! How is it that there is yet no evidence that there is a planet in another galaxy?
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by robot 6y ago
It will be free of concurrency bugs including deadlocks. This is the promise of CSP. The requirement is data is shared only via blocking IPC and never directly using a lock. (and similarly one must not share a pointer to private data, as an
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by robot 6y ago
This is interesting in that if you can use channels as described by the CSP book[1] you could build a kernel that is guaranteed to be free of concurrency bugs. This would be important because even if you have proven the functional correctne
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by robot 6y ago
I agree it is awful advice. Early stage startup will be similar to FAANG except a lot more work and much less compensation.
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by robot 6y ago
work out your product, buyer persona, business model, go to market, and tell a coherent story around these for why you will succeed and you will get replies. the cold email contents will be a concise summary of the above.
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by robot 6y ago
I am actually pretty curious to see a demo of features from you that backs up that RISC-V is bad and Open Power is much better. What convinced me was how thin the RISC-V book[1] is, and I have seen both ARM and Intel reference manuals. For
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by robot 6y ago
RISC-V is pretty awesome as an ISA. Give it a few years and it can solve all of these problems.

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