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It's not too hard to pick up new tech when you've been in the industry for a while. You can even do it on the job with some afterwork study. To me the problem is the emphasis some companies place on knowing specific tech. >Must
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That is until you use TPM to decrypt your windows partition automatically. If you boot the Linux boot manager on another drive, Windows won't decrypt its drive automatically. So you have to boot the Windows boot manger. At which point
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Ah, the race to the bottom has begun with http too. Can't wait for http 4, 5 & 6 to be released next year so that a few companies can fight to steer the direction of the Web.
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I think we're hitting peak tech. All this "technical" knowledge just dates itself in a year's time anyway. Eventually, you come to realise that the more tech you've got, the more problems you have. . Now developers
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This is still illegal to obtain, right? I'm not sure if it's wise to post the link as it may encourage others to download it and might be against the ToS on hackernews.
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That's what youtube is for these days.
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OpenSource software isn't free. It costs people's time to develop and maintain. Calling it 'free' devalues the projects and their maintainers by giving the impression their time isn't worth anything. We as the OpenS
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The Web will fork at some point in the near future. The WWW will become the world wide app server. Focusing heavily on an app like experience. Then there will be a push for a text only implementation to bring back the good ol' days whe
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If you dive into the crypto world. There's a ton of cons that promise the world just to bump up the cost. A quick way to make a buck was to look at the dates for crypto roadmap announcement, launch or white paper. Buy crypto a week bef
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UBI isn't free money. It's working for the government. You better do as the government tells you, or you're not getting your UBI payment this month. This can easily be abused.
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This is somewhat inaccurate. The government pays for half the cost of a degree for Australian citizens. Then you pay back the other half in tax, interest free but with inflation but only when you earn over a certain amount of money. The cos
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Does anyone know where they're manufactured?
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Don't blame your stakeholders or customers. These are all just communication issues and common ones at that. Unfortunately communication for software projects isn't often discussed or considered valuable in this community but you
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6y ago
All they're missing is several fake user accounts on the comment section praising the article with fake reviews.
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6y ago
Some developers just refuse to admit they're are trends in development. Kubernetes is popular because it's the new 'cool'.
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Look up E3 game demo's and their launched comparison on YouTube. You'll learn all the game trailers with 'real game play footage' are all fake. The whole industry is filled this.
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7y ago
It's against the ToS to create another account to circumvate a ban.
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You know you've always had the option to ban the imei number of your phones radio with all the providers. That's making it pretty damn worthless Imo. What Apple has done just isn't with the trade off.
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You realise you have to develop a static page for amp to cache it correctly. It doesn't any page. It's more to avoid bad networks not so your phone can load a page any better.
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There's DOT aswell. Http over tls which doesn't use http. It's on your andriod phone now!
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That's just what they want you to think. Really they just sold the data off on the international market.
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These are all advantages to me.
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I can't be the only one. I just don't see a lack of features being a feature. You can easily statically link most languages by passing switches to the linker. Python like simplicity is a far stretch. Golang basically just C with c
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Programming isn't hard or easy. Problems are hard or easy.
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Paper ballots get counted publicly. Anyone that would like to witness it can attend for any amount of time and call out miss counts. Totals are read out on live TV.
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A couple weeks ago. Google announced it will be researching AI in China. HN had more positive comments regarding that announcement.
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Or it's a cheap PR stunt.
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Not to mention half the time you load a page it fails to retrieve any data.
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And if you built a really nice house and people saw leaving the city to join your new house community. The G would just buy your house and move everyone in the walled city.
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In my resume I used to list a bunch of technologies. These days I write the outcome of my projects. Eg 'My team increased customer retention by 3%'. Technology is a tool to solve a problem and all problems are people problems. Ult
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