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Americans are changing their relationship with Facebook(pewresearch.org)
95 points by sebst 8y ago|61 comments
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by sebst 8y ago
> Any idea why Recommendation Engine as a Service has not picked up? These kind of services aren't so much exposed to the public and likely don't start at <100 bucks a month, which could be why those services are not that vi
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by sebst 8y ago
Isn't that what Biquery for Google Analytics does?
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by sebst 8y ago
You could also annotate your page. https://schema.org/SearchResultsPage Edit: Maybe it is also worth annotating the search field ( https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/sitelin..
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by sebst 8y ago
I played around with it and molten is awesome. Still not sure, whether type hints are pythonic or not, but this gave me another tilt towards finding it perfectly suitable, especially for the web dev use case.
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by sebst 8y ago
True. But this mandate is what these anti hate speech laws are about.
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by sebst 8y ago
> The copyright law requires you to store metadata about the user who publish content forever while GDPR forbids you to do so. GDPR allows you to do so, if there is a requirement. Complying with another law is certainly a reasonable requ
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by sebst 8y ago
> Don’t forget compliance with GDPR probably means it’s not possible to comply with this new copyright laws. Fun times for EU startups. GDPR is a good example of another law which is potentially dangerous. However, I do see that it'
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by sebst 8y ago
Technically, a law like this is prone to be abused for censorship purposes. Whether this “dual use” is intended or not by parliamentarian voters, is obviously unclear. To make it even worse, such laws don’t “outlaw” some behaviour, but put
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by sebst 8y ago
Interesting argument. Because this is the same anti-trust argument the publishers used against Google: "Google has monopolistic power, so they should be obliged to list our content (and then, pay)". On that argument the Spanish ve
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by sebst 8y ago
Yes. Exactly.
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by sebst 8y ago
A long way to go: Have a professional install nextcloud for you vs. sign up at dropbox. And that's basically just for hoarding private files. The network effect makes it even worse: Why should I use XYZ if all my friends are on Faceboo
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by sebst 8y ago
Not because it links, but because it uses the headline (which is copyright protected) as the link text. In this special case, it might not be a violation as it links to a public service broadcast site. (IANAL)
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by sebst 8y ago
False. They will shoot themselves in the foot, yes. But at least in Germany, Google is the only entity which was granted a free "licence" by the collecting society. This puts Google in a better place than any other news aggregator
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by sebst 8y ago
I hope you're right on this. Decentralization is what the internet was actually build for. Centralization, on the other side, brought the web to less technical people and thus scaled so massively. Can technical literacy which certainly
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European parliament committee approves vote on ‘disastrous’ copyright bill(bbc.com)
675 points by sebst 8y ago|390 comments
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by sebst 8y ago
Every once in a while, bookmark managing sites/apps hit the Show HN section. This brings up some questions: - Is "bookmarks" a problem not yet solved? - What is the secret sauce of pinboard? - Is the success of pinboard repli
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ASP.net core 2.1.0 released(nuget.org)
2 points by sebst 8y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 8y ago
Sure, I hear you. If it's a registrar, it's okay, simply change it. For a registry, I believe that they would risk their mass market business cases, but I'm also very sceptical about those ngTLDs for that reason.
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by sebst 8y ago
That's the point. Domains causes no problems. Only in some weird scenarios, things can become troublesome. In those cases you need a support. In others you don't. If you have a domain registrar with a good support, account the pre
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by sebst 8y ago
> I recall UnitedDomains ... United Domains rely on manual things very for a large part of domain related service processes which are "uncommon" for a private or small domain owner. > If somebody wants to found a noprofit to
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by sebst 8y ago
If it's a joke, okay, 70% might hurt. .sexy is about 60-100$ per year. If you've build a business on it, paying double the amount should not hurt. For me the most important thing about this new gTLDs is more about reputation of th
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Ask HN: How do you manage your personal finances?
4 points by sebst 9y ago|1 comments
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by sebst 9y ago
I've always had the feeling that Angular is the better choice for .Net, since it's TypeScript by default and far more opinionated than React (as well as .net core mvc is an opinionated framework). How is React superior to Angular
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by sebst 9y ago
There are really good web frameworks, both frontend and backend, out there. So, I would second the opinion that the best framework is the one you feel most productive with. However, I'd like to highlight ASP.net Core + Angular + Visual
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by sebst 9y ago
Sure. I would nevertheless bet a few satoshis that at least some of the attendees bought their tickets because they thought it would be about "coins" by mistake ;)
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by sebst 9y ago
A fun intro to Church Numerals by a charasmatic speaker: LAMBDA Functions: Powerful And Elegant Abstractions - https://youtu.be/OLH3L285EiY
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by sebst 9y ago
While I agree that today's volatility is nothing new to Bitcoin, I doubt that you have observed price falls for over a decade, given that Bitcoin was introduced on 3rd Jan, 2009. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitco
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Introducing economics to millennials(researchgate.net)
2 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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What does a web without net neutrality look like? See this Portuguese isp(meo.pt)
5 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments

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