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601.
by stunt 6y ago
I believe Apple just don't see any reason to be nice. And probably that's what many companies would do if they were in that position. We know that we can't stay dominant forever, We know someone will force us to reduce Apple-
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by stunt 6y ago
It's very important to be direct and honest. It's also very important to let the message go through the right/intended channel. That in my experience happens more often. Decision making and communication is often slow, and le
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by stunt 6y ago
For Apple the math is simple. We should take "apple-tax" as much as we can, for as long as we can. It's a lot of money and it doesn't make sense for them to give it away until they have to. Nobody knows if they will rema
604.
by stunt 6y ago
Steam is more important for gamers than iCloud. Not having that means losing many of those gamers to Android. Perhaps they hope that those gamers will buy some games from Apple Store eventually.
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by stunt 6y ago
I really admire what Comma.ai project is doing right now.
606.
by stunt 6y ago
Some of those features are available on other cars if you combine different options (line assist, adaptive cruise control, etc).
607.
by stunt 6y ago
Modern browsers got insanely faster to render "plain HTML". I think you should have a strong reason to manage DOM on client side with JS frameworks. I saw a cookie-wall built with React recently. That's just wrong in my opini
608.
by stunt 6y ago
I never thought adding colors to emojis were useful. They just added race to it.
609.
by stunt 6y ago
> maybe the protesters should rather try to change the law instead That's what most of the protesters are trying to do. In fact they tried for years even without any protest and it didn't work. People lost their job because the
610.
by stunt 6y ago
Please don't just carelessly comment about WAR as something minor and justifiable. With all the power, wealth, and facilities, it took us only a few months of pandemic pressure, a few weeks with fear of tear gas, and violence on street
611.
by stunt 6y ago
Yeah! also looks low on practicality without flat surface
612.
by stunt 6y ago
Stock market is just a money game now. Don't try to make sense of it.
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by stunt 6y ago
Look at their gears and equipment. The whole riot-police industry only focuses on anti-riot training and strategies. They don't practice for peaceful protests. They aren't designed for that and you can see it just by looking at wh
614.
by stunt 6y ago
Military deals with violence issues. It's just not happening at home and most of it isn't even recorded.
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by stunt 6y ago
Go mostly has been only picking up easy wins so far. I haven't seen any attempt to go further than that. Which is fair strategy for first few years since everything comes with a cost. But, people now expect to see more obviously specia
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by stunt 6y ago
That's clear now. Maybe add this explanation somewhere and link to it from your terms-of-evaluation.
617.
by stunt 6y ago
Weird that there is no official announcement from HashiCorp to explain this decision.
618.
by stunt 6y ago
People should save even in a healthy economy. You should always have emergency fund + additional saving to reach your goals. Investors do save as well. Much more than average consumers. The difference is that average consumer doesn’t have e
619.
by stunt 6y ago
It sounds sarcastic and probably is. But, most enterprises that don't have open-source in their blood do what ever it takes to pleases investors and their revenue stream. It was aligned to their interest to stay close, and now there is
620.
by stunt 6y ago
We tend to like surveillance as long as it's in our favor and interest. Aren't we? But the moment you hear some surveillance or espionage from another country, then it's time to bash them hard and feel bad about them. But, I&
621.
by stunt 6y ago
It's more about company strategy than available talents. There are some sacrifices associated with gameplay and online experience but most of the cutting corners are about budget.
622.
by stunt 6y ago
Most of the comments against PHP are from developers that wrote PHP<5.4 long time ago as their first or second language. PHP had a bad ecosystem with lots of bad practices being a norm. There are still some issues but considering the cur
623.
by stunt 6y ago
How some of surveillance tools can access or extract the key just by installing a SPY APP? I thought IOS creates a sandbox for each APP.
624.
by stunt 6y ago
"Cities are making less room for cars" Is this really corona related? I'm hearing this for many years now.
625.
by stunt 7y ago
It depends how old is your battery and car etc. If you don't use your car, or all you do is just going for groceries, Old advice is to drive 10km once a week. Go to a road or motorway. Let the engine work.
626.
by stunt 7y ago
Not so long ago, East Asia was hit by another epidemic virus. So they are better prepared than many other countries. They have reserved workforce, researchers, and labs to deal with it in South Korea. Therefore, they were able to mass produ
627.
by stunt 7y ago
Even presuming it does improve seal on surgical masks. But problem with this masks isn't just seal, it's the material that can't filter out small particles. Does it help by creating better seal? It sounds that it should but n
628.
by stunt 7y ago
It's not scalable even if it does help. Not to mention the whole scams around it these days and ridiculous high price tags. I'm not surprised if all of these are coming from people that are making money out of it right now.
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by stunt 7y ago
This is probably the best time for some businesses like Airlines to upgrade and migrate their legacy software foundations. I hope they see it that way. But unfortunately that's not how investors look at it.
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by stunt 7y ago
We use bidet! Don't need much toilet papers as long as we have water.

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