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by s_dev 3y ago
>I might be in the minority here I think for sure you're in the minority here. Swift was really a breath of fresh air for my iOS dev work -- it's just so modern and easy to read. That said -- I'm still reluctant on SwiftUI
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by s_dev 3y ago
Have you considered the same argument about your own post? Comments pointing out useless comments are just as useless as the useless comments themselves. Hence the voting system which isn't being engaged with -- which promotes or demot
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by s_dev 3y ago
Ireland
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by s_dev 3y ago
The solution is obvious -- look both ways before crossing. Don't depend on sound only to ensure your survival crossing a road.
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by s_dev 3y ago
It's so weird that the 'noise' of petrol cars is considered a safety feature. I've heard from the older generation "Yeah but EVs don't make noise which makes them extremely dangerous. Could easily kill a child
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by s_dev 3y ago
GDPR fines can be based on global revenue.
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by s_dev 3y ago
>GDPR only comes into effect when the data is stored locally right? It applies to EU citizens globally. If you store data on EU citizens -- you're expected to comply with GDPR. This will be ineffective for small companies in the US
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by s_dev 3y ago
>When China invades Taiwan and the US military destroys the TSMC fabs I'm shocked the sentiment has gone so quickly from "things that are not gonna happen" to "just in case" to "when". Every armchair po
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by s_dev 3y ago
Except that's not true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_Media Vice was on YouTube before HBO and I definitely recall that -- not to mention it's own website hosted it's own videos before HBO. You guys
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by s_dev 3y ago
It was also on YouTube -- I still don't think YouTube and Vice are comparable entities.
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by s_dev 3y ago
I'm not sure why you think HBO has gone downhill -- I wouldn't compare vice and HBO. One was supposed to be a news organization the other entertainment. HBO is still banging out great TV shows. Last of Us is the most recent that c
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by s_dev 3y ago
Sorry -- I missed that. I'll delete my comments -- obviously I'm just an idiot asking dumb questions that have no value to anybody. I thought I read through it.
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by s_dev 3y ago
>Is it really quicker to ask here than just browse content for a bit, skimming some text or even using Google for one minute? I don't know if it's quicker but I trust human assessment a lot more than any machine generated expla
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by s_dev 3y ago
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by s_dev 3y ago
The fact that it wasn't a controlled crash it's what's most alarming -- a plane crash could be achieved legally using qualified stunt professionals etc -- he just parachuted out of a plane leaving the plane to it's own d
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by s_dev 3y ago
In sports or in Irish politics were the Taoiseach might have to state he has "full confidence" of whatever individual in his administration when there are "irregularities" that have come to light. https://www.
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by s_dev 3y ago
Probably worth pointing out that the UK is a world leader in growing and exporting finished cannabis products like medicine as well. https://www.bbc.com/news/health-44197038
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by s_dev 3y ago
Windfarm generation Dashboard in Ireland and Northern Ireland: https://www.smartgriddashboard.com
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by s_dev 3y ago
Tech rarely brings everyone up to the same level but rather empowers those with knowledge even further. Basically writers now have tool that is as powerful as Google was to researchers. So I completely agree the author is mistaken here.
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by s_dev 3y ago
It has a free tier but GitHub has plenty of paying customers and is very much a monetized service.
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by s_dev 3y ago
The HN rule that is being broken here is that this article doesn't and couldn't possibly appeal to the curiosity of nerds. It's just fraudulent nonsense.
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by s_dev 3y ago
Nope -- successfully flagged. It's all nonsense -- the HN mod made the right call.
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by s_dev 3y ago
This is exactly the reason he uses big words and conflates scientific terms with his own ideas -- to sow confusion and hopefully be passed off on the benefit of the doubt. It's all just "chicken feed" and you've fallen h
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by s_dev 3y ago
A short transcript from the video: Chopra says 'all beliefs are a cover up for insecurity' An academic asks him "Do you believe that"? This shows the entire premise of whatever argument he's trying to make is comple
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by s_dev 3y ago
This has no place on HN. Deepak Chopra is a charlatan on par with some edgy teenager running his own blog but professing to be the equivalent of a respected doctor or scientist. Here he is getting his "beliefs" exposed to some pre
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by s_dev 3y ago
>There are several apps that have literally become useless to me because I can no longer complete payments on them. Can you name some of these apps?
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by s_dev 3y ago
Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29627097 The list is much longer and more comprehensive than a couple of years ago.
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European Alternatives(european-alternatives.eu)
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by s_dev 4y ago
Another user is claiming: >Not mentioned in the article but I asked a shopkeeper why they use it. Answer is fraud. Earlier, customers would download a "fake" app, which miciked online gateway's UI. Customer would punch in
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by s_dev 4y ago
Evervault?

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