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themihai
10y ago
It's not retroactive! The law was not passed today! It was there from the beginning. It's just that Apple didn't care until today when they were told to pay. So suddenly they don't want to pay what they own because the &
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themihai
10y ago
Now "Apple Pay" has a new meaning :)
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themihai
10y ago
I doubt the deal was in good faith. They have an army of lawyers so most likely they knew about this it but took the risk.
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themihai
10y ago
I think it has an adverse effect because Apple literally steals from EU citizens regardless being british, irish, spanish etc. How could can someone sympathise with their message which is not only insulting but also divisive ? I for sure wi
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themihai
10y ago
Most likely that's illegal too. However I'm not sure if they will pursue given the circumstances(UK out in a year or so).
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themihai
10y ago
SJI: What makes Apple so unique, is how much it pays in taxes... We began with a sweetheart deal that we really like...
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themihai
10y ago
How is that? Does US has sweetheart deals with EU companies? I highly doubt.
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themihai
10y ago
It was illegal under EU law but Apple and the Irish government didn't seem to care much. Now, that imaginative case doesn't make me cry because we talk about corporations with preferential deals that stifle competition. It's
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themihai
10y ago
Tim would pay tax in the US only if it gets a sweetheart deal of 0.0005%
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themihai
10y ago
"Apple, which with Ireland said it will appeal the decision, paid tax rates on European profits on sales of its iPhone and other devices and services of between just 0.005 percent in 2014 and 1 percent in 2003, the Commission said"
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themihai
10y ago
I believe these cases should be judged on case by case basis. If the entity acts in bad faith I think it's fair to held it accountable. The laws should not be treated as a compiler. If you make billions profit in a country and pay no t
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themihai
10y ago
I think 'autonomous' is the more problematic term in the article because implies some kind of `intelligence`. AFAIU this `robot` doesn't do much to be considered intelligent in any way.
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themihai
10y ago
No deal may be better than a bad deal.
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themihai
10y ago
WebAssembly(wasm) needs one https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/112
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themihai
10y ago
Given his job I assumed he gets a lot of requests/messages from unknown people.
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themihai
10y ago
<< Instead of clicking, Mansoor sent the messages to Citizen Lab researchers. The story is great but I really doubt this. I'm wondering what made him suspect the link? Does he send all the links he receives to Citizen Lab?
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themihai
10y ago
Sometimes it may worth it. FFI was never fun regardless the host language except perhaps C++ -> C.
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themihai
10y ago
The reflection is slow indeed but most of the time you can use caching to improve it(at least that was my case). I like Go a lot but I must admit that some features would make my life easier and perhaps the language more expressive too(i.e.
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themihai
10y ago
Why? JS is crap compared to Swift. There are various technologies that allow you to do that anyway(i.e nativeScript)
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themihai
10y ago
Last time I checked(about 6 -7 months ago) swagger was quite messy. I ended-up with Hyper-Schema which proved simpler and better thought out.
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themihai
10y ago
Is there a contribution guide?
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Rfc2017: message/external-body
(tools.ietf.org)
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themihai
10y ago
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themihai
10y ago
I can't agree more!
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themihai
10y ago
Google+ already tried that. Why do they beat a death horse?
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themihai
10y ago
I fail to see anything interesting or new (except the story).
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themihai
10y ago
People use mobile more than desktop on social apps so it makes a lot of sense. Eventually there will be a web/desktop version as well(if it catches on). Shortly said mobile web sucks so a native app is better than a broken website.
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themihai
10y ago
Still... no love for free software.
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themihai
10y ago
That's different than reading randomly-sampled tweets or clickbait headlines all day long, is it? At FB(AFAIU) they have people doing just that which makes sense(to reduce costs) but it's a miserable job regardless the scope(i.e.
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themihai
10y ago
The titles available on Netflix(at least in the EU/UK) are laughable. I have both Netflix and Amazon prime(which has pretty much the same content).
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themihai
10y ago
>>The same could be said, and was said for Go compared to Java C#, etc just a few years ago. And it probably can still be said, as older languages have much more stable, richer ecosystems, support, tooling, and use bases. I don't
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