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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Just wondering if you've seen apple's pretty recent annoucement of the App Store Small Business Program which for the first $1 million reduces that "tax" to 15%. https://developer.apple.com/app-store&#x2F
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
> internet is full of horror stories Well you have the extremism bias. Only people that are really mad at apple will voice their opinion. You probably won't hear from the thousands or more of developers who have no problem with publ
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Anybody have a mirror? It seems to have been taken down from GitHub. Also I guess it might have been a not so nice from an almost direct competitor of AWS - salesforce - to publish something like that. Salesforce owns heroku.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I don't see it in mentioned in the article but could be a driver issue for the enclosures of theses disks. Had that happen when I was using shitty cables for an SSD to my Raspberry. Otherwise it's entirely possible it's for s
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I think you might have been downvoted since Paul Graham is not ordinary folk writing clickbaity titles here. He indirectly founded the website you're commenting on so your comment might have been received as bashing on him.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It had gone into too details about author's life and specific cities midway and I ended up with just the conclusion that there is some chaos between different parts of Apple Maps - Look Around, POI etc. I also felt it was building towa
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It's used in my workplace for ElasticSearch interactions. It's for search, product recommendations, discovery, sorting in an ecommerce.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I guess 8. They did that with a YouTube link sometime before [1]. Stopped after 8 failed submissions. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23810499
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I'd say with couple of times a week usage for a thing made out of plastic I could expect a lot more troubles than it had. It did require one dyson service which they kindly provide even for old devices and one this pipe thingy swap sin
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
If it's enabled by default as it seems to be for DDG [1] then it's gonna probably share the fate of DNT. [1]: https://spreadprivacy.com/global-privacy-control-enabled-by-...
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I thought the Xiaomi Air Purifier line [1] was at least popular enough to be considered in such comparisons. Maybe it's my skewed European perspective where the Xiaomi phones and home products seem to really popular among people. [1]:
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Interesting since the cordless vacuum (dyson v11) I use at home seem to work really well. The previous big corded model we had (Dyson DC33) was also built like a tank and served for almost 10 years before being passed on and still works so
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
What about the fine for boosting Google Shopping? It was substantial https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_17_...
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It’s cliche but why for the love of god cant they honor Do Not Track that is a toggle in every browser [0]. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Judging by the last point they seemed to want to doublecheck findings and confirm before throwing accusations around. > To further confirm this finding and to ensure that we had the correct app, we decided to log DNS queries from a phone
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Clickbaity title, it should read more along lines of „Microsoft Office 365 is bigger than AWS”
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
If they can prove they lost business because of his untrue review they should have a case and should rightfully sue for damages for calling their business "scam". His defense should also prove that it is in fact a scam business ot
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Are you trying to game SEO here?
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Yes I read it and I don't agree with the posted downsides for most of them, since the tool itself seems to share the downsides with the posted pro-cons of other solutions and doesn't seem to solve any problem it promises to do. Is
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
So like `sed` or `mv` ?
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Right, I didn't even consider that we've gone full circle to git.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It's not bashing a tool per se, sorry if you read it as such. I was pointing out that with the abundance of tools we have at our disposal this project sounds to me like a solution looking for a problem. As for the solution not existing
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
There is a nice discussion around a GitHub blog post about them from 6 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24146594 This could give some context to people hearing about ADRs for the first time
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
What about files with different encodings? Which of them is used? UTF-8? Same question about line endings And how does it deal with files that have strict whitespace requirements like python or Yaml? Can it reliably restore each tab and spa
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Cool seems like unix `cat` command with addition of storing the filepath (so maybe like `find`?) While this of course sound like a cool project and my comment might be the most Hacker News-y thing [1] I think it's aimed at developers a
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Were all the shorts actually covered? There seemed to have been a lot of contradictory information over the weekend.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
In the spirit of the reporting I want to point out a perspective shift that comes after with the language used. In my native tounge some groups started to frown upon using "homeless man/woman" and suggest to use "person
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Interesting read and also the reaction from authorities in DRC is interesting - they changed the records with IANA. Probably good course of action because OP could hold them hostage and they shouldn't risk relying on his written confir
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Nice idea but have you considered just using built-in MacOS spaces for that? What't the limiting factor for you in them?
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Withings Scanwatch [0] [0]: https://www.withings.com/de/en/scanwatch

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