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5y ago
> The fact that some people who take venture funds see fit to use those funds in a vain way, doesn't mean that you're forced to use that kind of funding in a vain way. Most of them force it actually so they believe invested to
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5y ago
To me more like generalized jq. Didn't know pandoc supported these formats.
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"Go" or "Hold on" would be better?
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5y ago
Seems like they aren't simply mutually exclusive.
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> you should never work with family members. I hear this often but don't know what wisdom is behind this. Why shouldn't?
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> “It is kind of like credit card payments, with the bonus that there are no returned payments,” Polis said. For me (live outside US) this sounds a little strange, are returned payments on tax payments happen so often that a governor has
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SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Only I’m a full stack developer with 14 years of experience, offering software development service for fixed $20k in 8 weeks or hourly rate at $70-100. Previously I’ve built things like: - A Slack bot for produ
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SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Only I’m a full stack developer with 14 years of experience, offering software development service for fixed $20k in 8 weeks or hourly rate at $70-100. Previously I’ve built things like: - A Slack bot for produ
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Only I’m a full stack developer with 14 years of experience, offering software development service for fixed $20k in 8 weeks or hourly rate at $70-100. Previously I’ve built things like: - A Slack bot for produ
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> It seems like AI is better at making funny things (unintentional so). Partly this is because we take AI-generated sentences slight differently to ones by humans maybe. It feels less funny once we found out someone behind intentionlly m
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5y ago
Meetup with people who share an interest itself fun?
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SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Only I’m a full stack developer with 14 years of experience, offering software development service for fixed $20k in 8 weeks or hourly rate at $70-100. Previously I’ve built things like: - A Slack bot for produ
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5y ago
Definitely. The title of OP should be 'Netflix is no longer a tech company' or so.
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5y ago
I thought it's the article about yet another JavaScript framework indeed.
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I don't know if it is related to this article, but a month or two ago, I found screen sharing with WebRTC (specifically getDisplayMedia) on Firefox have been suddenly notably improved. I read through release notes at that time but ther
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SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Only I’m a full stack developer with 14 years of experience, offering system development service for fixed $20k in 8 weeks or hourly rate at $70-100. Previously I’ve built things like: - An electron app to assi
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7y ago
I don't know but since they seem to be a member of the Berne Convention, it doesn't differ largely from of US?
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7y ago
I feel this a little too. Living in Japan, I don't think that much people read HN here (relative to other countries) , even in the software industry.
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7y ago
I am aware of the convention, and that anything somewhat creative is supposed to be protected by copyrights. Are people share the things without permission there, so frequently? Even if so, why should these sharing be legal?
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7y ago
(from outside of US) The article looks like written on the assumption that every Internet user in US is automatically an infringer. Are copyright infringement so popular there?