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Low powered android devices are a thing. Networks outside of Metro US, EU, and parts of Asia, are also a thing. Check out google maps there’s more to the world than your open office.
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Its times like this Oracle needs to lean on its good reputation and ask for forgiveness from the customers they've been loyal to for so long.
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It also pushed Japan to invade all of Asia because they were an island nation dependent on trade (and ironically had been an upstanding world citizen and significant member of the League of Nations).
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I have very similar lived experiences to yours and would extend the age range well into the teenage years (and even sometimes beyond) due to the fact that many young adults are still very sheltered and suffer from the same environments and
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It's in the article but I want to elevate it to the thread for folks who don't read the article. The new book Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson is an interesting book in the context of modern American Politics and inflati
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My sibling is a MS3 so know my question is not meant to be as antagonistic as it sounds. What is the lesser evil - poor working conditions and financial outcomes for the healthcare system or prohibitively expensive treatments for patients?
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Hey bro would you like a SaaS Convenience layer for your SaaS convenience layer? No, no the issues and costs won't compound.
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I'd argue there are too many incompatibilities between minor and major version changes between the "core" react libraries (DOM, react-router, etc) and those teams were a bit reckless with the API surfaces and how they fit tog
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React-router can still cause weird build issues to this day, particularly with LLM generated code that cannot understand version compatibilities.
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Yeah don’t get me wrong I believe raising the burden of extraction is an effective strategy I just think it’s been solved at scale ie voting rings and astro turfing operations on Reddit - and at the nation state level I’d just bribe or exto
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2y ago
What prevents someone from getting access and then running an authenticated headless browser to scoop the data?
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Not OP but the business of western tech places absolute minimum value on individuals and relationship building. It's all short term gain at the expense of all else. I'd expect the average tech employee to live shorter less fulfill
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Vibe coding is analogous to programming while high with identical results.
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Look, we need to show some restraint here and some class. Vercel has only raised $538 million dollars, its not reasonable to be so critical of their security practices when weighed against the business value of their products.
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The California State University system just announced a huge AI initiative [1] to become "the First and Largest AI-Empowered University System" - they're announcement post includes testimonials from: AWS, Nvidia, OpenAI, Mic
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My argument is more that the filesystem is a very very very good abstraction to build on and the addition of a network layer exponentially increases complexity and as a result decreases quality. You can certainly do it, and sometimes it wor
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Imagine what the usage data shows internally. While they can frame the statistics publicly any which way, it must be god awful low in a lot of their less prominent apps and features. Now consider the Billions they've spent not only int
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Sandboxing giveth and sandboxing taketh away. The security value of sandboxing, particularly in a web browser, is obvious. But as a result web apps can't access a meaningful filesystem (not counting React Native, don't get me star
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Here’s a small HN discussion on the topic from eight years ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13600211
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Which is why it won't be fixed with a Ruby on Rails app and $10m in venture capital funding in pursuit of a $5b evaluation.
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Via Wiki, fwiw: > Establishing policies on federal financial aid for education and distributing as well as monitoring those funds. > Collecting data on America's schools and disseminating research. > Focusing national attentio
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Bootstrap = chance of failure, more work because you can't hire a team to do significant amount of work for you VC-funded = Full Salary early, network for future jobs if company fails, shortcuts like joining an incubator and selling to
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American judicial jurisprudence is paramount to American business interests and informed discourse is vital to anyone wishing to conduct a successful enterprise. That this is flagged is concerning... as it amounts to saying court decisions,
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Founder risk has been nil for a long time either because they pay themselves six figures out the gate or because the job market has been hot enough that they can market utter failure to get another job. There’s a lot of opportunity to make
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> you discover the right dance video and it changes your whole life You're going to have to explain this one, how would a dance video change my life? Being exposed to something new that becomes profoundly life changing seems like a
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I view Discovery as a social problem where the content you want is almost always clustered between a relatively small number of creators, regions, etc. Technically it then becomes less of an indexing everything problem and more of a find a
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Sexual harassment and assault, such as illegal strip searches and the conditions at women's detention facilities, is a common form of Immigration abuse. This comment is an important reminder of just one form of that.
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Solving problems abroad can improve economic outcomes locally - a good example with US Foreign Aid is how it was used to purchase American products, employ American Workers, and then improve the lives of folks internationally who could then
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Follow this chain of events: * The US economy nearly requires a degree for economic success * US demographics cliff results in a heavy short fall of student enrollments * US Federal government deeply cuts funding for universities * US highe
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Just look at the furniture in American restaurants - cheap, plastic, and uncomfortable, even in high priced restaurants. I empathize with the economic predicament of restauranteurs but I'll continue to frequent establishments with bett
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