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tistoon
5y ago
I tend to disagree. In democracy, the people is the state and, in extent, has the power. The government (elected people in place) is only temporary.
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The dark town that built a giant mirror to deflect the Sun
(bbc.com)
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tistoon
5y ago
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tistoon
5y ago
I would like to upgrade my disk while keeping the OS version (clone?). Could you please tell me how did you do?
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OpenAI’s Codex Translates Everyday Language into Computer Code
(singularityhub.com)
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tistoon
5y ago
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tistoon
5y ago
And it’s the same for banks in Canada.. Revolut had to quit the canadian market because of the cartel banks..
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Revolut Bank Leaving Canadian Market
(betakit.com)
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tistoon
6y ago
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tistoon
6y ago
Rails is getting even more mature of its existing maturity. That’s great!
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tistoon
6y ago
So what? There are risks everywhere in life. You buy a new car and you decide to go on a road trip and there is a dangerous road ahead. The car company should stop your car remotely?
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tistoon
6y ago
The same FAA that let the faulty aircraft to fly in the first place?
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tistoon
6y ago
Agreed
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tistoon
6y ago
Bingo! A trillion dollars question :)
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China is building a GitHub alternative called Gitee
(techcrunch.com)
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tistoon
6y ago
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Alexa bug could have exposed voice history to hackers
(arstechnica.com)
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tistoon
6y ago
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Ask HN: Rails users, what is your release process?
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tistoon
6y ago
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tistoon
6y ago
Speaking of monopolies: what about the handful guys (there are only 3!) who manage ALL of our credit scores.. Experian ,TransUnion and Equifax.
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tistoon
6y ago
Privacy Policies are written in juridical terms and are hardly/not-easily understood by an average person or user. That is the main issue with Privacy Policies, in my opinion.
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tistoon
6y ago
Nice! Congrats!
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tistoon
6y ago
Great work!
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tistoon
7y ago
I am in the process of buying a condo apartment (Canada) (each year real estate was usually a 6% increase in value). I sent the signed approval friday, but they refused it because my PDF was sign electronically. I was about to re-send it Mo
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tistoon
7y ago
> Because they - and the Canadian banks and a whole bunch of other entities - are monopolists with a wink. Do you think that neo-bank Revolut will make it? I remembered ING direct managed to come to Canada a decade ago, but was brought b
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How terrible software design decisions led to Uber’s deadly 2018 crash
(arstechnica.com)
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tistoon
7y ago
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tistoon
7y ago
Same here!
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tistoon
7y ago
I am on a MacbookPro and would love to use Firefox, however because of this never-solved bug [ https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1404042 ], I have to stick to Opera or Safari or.. Chrome (and probably I am not the
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tistoon
7y ago
Congrats!
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tistoon
7y ago
<< A Facebook spokeswoman declined to comment. >> Every time I see this kind of news, I wonder, how do journalists get so much information when "an official spokesman declined to comment". Is this mainly just buzz so F
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tistoon
7y ago
Late MBP 2013 at 87% health capacity (481 cycles)
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tistoon
7y ago
May I ask how did you manage the security matters? How do store your PIN/password? Are they encrypted? If the server doing this got hacked what are your protections?
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'The Wandering Earth' movie: What do you think?
(imdb.com)
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tistoon
7y ago
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Ask HN: HN community access by invite only?
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tistoon
8y ago
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‘Solid’ gives every user a choice about where data is stored
(medium.com)
12 points
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tistoon
8y ago
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