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by stunt 8y ago
Yes! Brexit is the best example for it. Not judging about It, but clearly non off the politicians that proposed Brexit did a basic research or investigation for such a huge change and about how it should work and what is the impact. Which m
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by stunt 8y ago
Well you never know that! Sometimes politicians create the pressure themselves for the sake of their own interests.
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by stunt 8y ago
I've got finger injuries and lived with pain for two years and I still blame Emacs layout for it. Never going back to it again. I use Vim keybindings pretty much everywhere now. even in my browser. Emac is like smoking. It is definitel
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by stunt 8y ago
Sadly, this is an area that big companies are not contributing to keep their competitive advantage. Really glad to see Mozilla is trying to change that.
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by stunt 8y ago
How any of these stuff is related to HN?
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by stunt 8y ago
> If we're going to use ad blockers, at least let's admit to what we're doing and not claim a moral high ground Well companies should aks themselves what they did to users in first place that everyone hates these ads so mu
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by stunt 8y ago
:popcorn:
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by stunt 8y ago
> I can never understand those protesters. If they can sabotage military in all countries, that may be good. But they must know it is impossible. Every person has his/her own moral values and it is right from their own perspective.
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by stunt 8y ago
What is stopping you to provide more managed services? A lot of smaller businesses don't run on Kubernetes. So compute power is not enough for them. They need managed services.
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by stunt 8y ago
Is there a good European cloud provider?
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by stunt 8y ago
The real answer: It depends. But since most of the devs and architects fail to identify when you are allowed to do it, the rule of thumb is to not do it as it is a safer option.
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by stunt 8y ago
Spring digital cleaning is going to become a thing very soon.
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Collection of 65 messaging patterns for enterprise integration(enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com)
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by stunt 8y ago
If you look into the history of the countries with censorship, everything started by making decisions on what content should be allowed and what not. And it’s funny because a lot of them actually started with health related concerns.
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by stunt 8y ago
When reading it, please keep in mind that the HN title is not part of his message or what he actually mentioned. He is talking about cross-development issues in ARM ecosystem. He has valid points and good suggestions.
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by stunt 8y ago
> Secondly, it seems likely that there will be ARM MacBooks by 2020, that kind of instant market penetration for arm in the dev space might mean the exact opposite of what he's saying; why would I deploy on x86 when all of my develo
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by stunt 8y ago
> firefox should ship a 'power user' edition If you have Firefox-Sync enabled. You will get all your extensions anyway. so it is a one time setup for all those extensions that you need. First time hearing Tridactyl! I'm us
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by stunt 8y ago
Just take look into EU countries and try to apply some of the same policies. They seem to have if not zero, less issues with high skilled workers. Otherwise you can blame H1B holders forever. They didn't wrote the policy or the law. Yo
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by stunt 8y ago
> The title on the article is wrong. H1B workers aren't immigrants and using that word in this context is wrong. The title is exactly what the new policy means.
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by stunt 8y ago
Yup! You would be surprised to see how many do vote or even comment without reading an article.
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by stunt 8y ago
> Can you connect those dots for me? Living in a bad environment definitely does influence your success. Are there exceptions? Yes, plenty of them. But that doesn’t mean that there is no impact for majority of people.
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by stunt 8y ago
btw, this is the same story even if you use a feature phone. Mobile operators are also sharing data and they have to keep all your data and activities for at least 6 months. Telecommunications is full of these regulations.
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by stunt 8y ago
Apple is the same. There are a lot of hidden regulations when you work on that scale.
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by stunt 8y ago
Regarding the video attention, Fortnite is building most of its community around game streamers instead of players! Most of the Fortnite events are heavily focused on big streamers than pro gamers unlike other successful big gaming communit
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by stunt 8y ago
People are naive and perhaps that is the only thing that the flat-earth founder is trying to prove.
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by stunt 8y ago
Extreme version of anything is bad! Why you would do anything extreme!? Isn't the word obvious enough? Aren't enough examples around us?
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by stunt 8y ago
Introducing a new size seems like a good strategy. It will trigger some upgrades and more sales. I hope they do something with butterfly keyboard, Otherwise, stop call it PRO.
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by stunt 8y ago
They lost the battle to create a successful Battle Royale! Epic is making more money with Fortnite alone! And the new game (Apex Legendary) had a successful start as well which is created by people behind the old Call Of Duty series!
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by stunt 8y ago
> It's a positive for people who happen to want to use them Yes, that's true. But, I saw similar articles and discussions many times! That simply means it did introduce some friction which looks very unnecessarily. I don't
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by stunt 8y ago
They need to hire a UX designer A$AP.

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