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931.
by stunt 8y ago
Agree or disagree they all have to do it now. Because it is happening in many countries and no country will take the risk anymore even if it is very low risk. Peer pressure!
932.
by stunt 8y ago
Storage is extremely cheap. Especially for a service like Send which doesn't hold any data for a long period of time. Elseways, It might be that they have bigger plans with it. This might be just a product to learn about market potenti
933.
by stunt 8y ago
> will never admit to or show any weakness I still don't understand why? Why is it even a weakness if they admit there might be a problem? Boeing is if not largest, one of the largest aircraft manufacturers and they have a good reco
934.
by stunt 8y ago
Iran also blocked Telegram, but it was before Russia blocking it.
935.
by stunt 8y ago
Airlines can still do it without making a public announcement about it. For new schedules itbis easy, and for existing ones just an update on bookings or reschedule. It would take sometime for the news to go out and yet many wouldn’t consid
936.
by stunt 8y ago
Exactly same feeling. I’d like to know what is the argument against this pricing model because I’m pretty sure they have considered or reviewed different pricing models.
937.
by stunt 8y ago
I don’t think that is true. Even if there is a pressure, most probably it is only about not going public about it. This accidents won’t harm Boeing reputation. The only thing that might hurt it is more accidents or even worse, putting press
938.
by stunt 8y ago
When did we became so creative to choose title for our blog posts. I liked it more old days when title was merely the shortest explanation of what you are going to read.
939.
by stunt 8y ago
Positive move. It is not like India is on a different planet. Plastic waste export limitations will force us to find better solutions including reducing plastic waste.
940.
by stunt 8y ago
> Really great animated illustration of tit-for-tat vs. other strategies: https://ncase.me/trust/ Thanks for sharing! Probably the best explanation of classic game theory that I have seen.
941.
by stunt 8y ago
I don’t understand talking about programming language without context. There is no point to discuss or compare programming languages without having the context about project, environment, scale, resources, and architecture.
942.
by stunt 8y ago
Early medicine stories are always great!
943.
by stunt 8y ago
I like the topic, but it is just introduction and one post! Looks like it is too early to promote it! If it is solely shared to validate the concept, a direct Ask HN would be more effective to collect feedback.
944.
by stunt 8y ago
I don’t use tags or any software. I have my own folder structure with my own basic rules. I keep a copy of all important files synced in Dropbox, iCloud, and an external drive just to be safe. Just a little bit discipline to not leave files
945.
by stunt 8y ago
Both hard and soft skills are important. When the subject group are above a certain level of hard skills, you can identify real seniority and leadership capabilities by looking into soft skills.
946.
by stunt 8y ago
Most of the companies are only doing supervised ML (some even just sentiment analysis) and call it AI(many even with bad or insufficient data models). Which is fine since it is a branch of AI. But most of the people have more expectations w
947.
by stunt 8y ago
> https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/an33mo/aspnet_... There are plenty of articles comparing Rust and Go. Easy to find. When it comes to Go itself, You have both those pros listed in this
948.
by stunt 8y ago
Apparently 10% (I just made this number) of people working in tech industry are working to collect, store, and process personal data. It is shocking to see how few of these 10% speak up. We put Hackers into jail for stealing personal data.
949.
by stunt 8y ago
> The danger is that it would also greatly incentivise governments to misbehave though Government having the power to choose how to apply the law will lead to misbehave and corruption as well.
950.
by stunt 8y ago
> I'm following this story more to see how countries answer the question of... I think the problem is governments not making any red line. You can’t find any country without similar cases, but almost all the time the penalty is payi
951.
by stunt 8y ago
I’ve got u, i, o, and p failing!! And it’s funny because I use an external keyboard most of the time.
952.
by stunt 8y ago
There are many examples of Apple never admitting design issues! Beside what they are doing with their reputation and customers loyalty, I’m wondering how is it going to affect their engineering culture within the company itself. They are ve
953.
by stunt 8y ago
After watching the video, I came to ask how is it related to HN? But, look at the comments! I guess there are some interests!
954.
by stunt 8y ago
That really wasn’t the question. I’m not asking why it is not free! But off topic, > people rarely appreciate things they get for free If people wouldn’t appreciate it, so many people wouldn’t create so many free software/plugin&#x2
955.
by stunt 8y ago
Maybe too direct, But why is it paid? I don't mean it shouldn't be or whatever. I'm just interested to know what is your thought behind "Support the Indie Maker Movement" you've mentioned.
956.
by stunt 8y ago
Indeed there are increasing number of warnings, articles, and studies saying that middle-class is shrinking. And it is obviously very hard to understand it if you are not part of it yourself. Probably much harder to find anyone agreeing wit
957.
by stunt 8y ago
Well, perhaps the fact that you justify surveillance is mostly the result of what those organizations have done around the world.
958.
by stunt 8y ago
I'd not call CDK an intuitive replacement for Cloudformation. It is like, hey guys! we don't have a better solution to give them a common tool/language to provision their stack. So lets make it an object-oriented abstraction,
959.
by stunt 8y ago
The first item in my wish list is a better and more intuitive Cloudformation. So much busy work they’ve created around their platform.
960.
by stunt 8y ago
Unlike the old web hosting platfors, Cloud computing is becoming a big monopoly. Which is really bad for everyone. We are in early stages and the monopoly will get worse.

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