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by todd3834 8y ago
IANAL but wouldn’t a win for Google achieve the result of amending the law? Everyone will reference Google vs Oracle when challenged. Of course if Google looses then the longer process of amending the law could ensue but that sounds like an
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by todd3834 8y ago
history has mostly shown a zero-sum game when it comes to search. Didn’t all of those other search engines you listed die off? Even Bing has been mostly irrelevant in comparison to Google. Also a lot of DDG users came over because they were
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by todd3834 8y ago
Cocoapods’ website integrates with https://www.appsight.io/ It appears that it tries to do that.
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by todd3834 8y ago
> Under the FAA’s proposals, operators would be able to fly small unmanned aircraft weighing 0.55 pounds (0.25 kg) or less over populated areas without any additional restrictions. > For drones weighing more than 0.55 pounds, however,
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by todd3834 8y ago
Great site! Was fun reading through. Out of curiosity I skipped to age 81 and saw > Hey 81 year old, You've got one good year left... maybe Ouch! That one sucks
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by todd3834 8y ago
> The plan calls for “retranslating and annotating” the Bible, to find commonalities with socialism and establish a “correct understanding” of the text. With the age of the Internet I’d be surprised if a tactic like this would have any a
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by todd3834 8y ago
I’ve been single founding side project ideas for years and that’s been a lot of fun. Recently I had a chance to do it full time for a long period of time. Having gone through that I will say that it isn’t something I would ever do alone aga
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by todd3834 8y ago
A cookie wouldn’t let you continue from another computer (or browser) where you left off. If it stores scores from different “levels” or any significant amount of data local storage would be better than a cookie. Still, that wouldn’t let yo
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by todd3834 8y ago
While I haven’t de-Googled I do mostly stick to Apple products because of the quality and advantages of the ecosystem. I’m more interested in using the best product for what I want to do. While that is sure to be subjective it feels like Ap
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by todd3834 8y ago
Sure but the fact you have to google it every time is not exactly what I’d expect from Apple. I’m sure they will improve this. They must get a ton of support calls over this.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I’m an Apple fan all around. (Even own a homepod). But I have to disagree with “cancelling is easy”. Cancelling a subscription on iOS is so hidden that I can’t say it’s easy. I hope they change this.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Yeah, I prefer vim for sure but XCode with vim key bindings is a decent compromise
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by todd3834 8y ago
Yeah, you still have to resign with your own thing in the keychain. It’s kind of weird and it caused me to hold off for a while. Eventually I caved in because I can’t stand using the mouse so much.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I would love to see some screenshots of the UI? Or am I misunderstanding the product? Is this like an open source Apple TV competitor?
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by todd3834 8y ago
I've been getting pretty psyched on Machine Learning / Tensorflow. I plan on diving deeper into this world in 2019
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by todd3834 8y ago
I prefer VIM as my editor but when I write iOS/Mac apps I just suck it up and use XCode (with vim key bindings). While building apps outside of Mac would be cool I think you'll always find most engineers getting sucked back to XCo
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by todd3834 8y ago
I'll have to try that out. I've been noticing that most of the calls I was getting were from the same spammy place. I found out if I listen till the end they often have an option to be removed from their list. "Press 2 to be
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by todd3834 8y ago
That is certainly one way to look at it. I'll propose another way to see it: There are always trade offs. For example, you could hire enough people to simultaneously work on a Mac OS version, a Windows version, an iOS version, an Andro
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by todd3834 8y ago
You’re making an assumption I haven’t already learned real native development but that’s besides the point. Java does solve part of this but some people would rather use JavaScript than Java. Even if they know how to use both believe it or
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by todd3834 8y ago
It’s all about cross platform support. The reason you will see advantages listed this way is because the web browser is the real competitor here. So when people talk about what Electron can do they are comparing to the most obvious alternat
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by todd3834 8y ago
It also sells the dream of writing an app that works on multiple platforms. The web is good at this but depending on what your app does you might need more. For instance, in Electron you have access to Node. This lets you do things that you
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by todd3834 8y ago
No proof Jesus existed? No proof he looked like surfer Jesus or no proof he doesn’t look like that?
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by todd3834 8y ago
I’m this case people seem to be fascinated by history. Simple as that. Regardless of what you believe about Jesus, the significance his history has had on the world is undeniable. It’s also very interesting that many people have paintings o
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by todd3834 8y ago
For sure I think it is toothpaste.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I used to work for Apple. Pretty diverse. Plenty of normal people and plenty of freaks.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Probably not illegal to discourage but maybe illegal to ban
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Ask HN: How do we stop the cookie dialogs?
8 points by todd3834 8y ago|8 comments
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by todd3834 8y ago
Do you work primarily alone? How is source control slowing you down? No planning? I would normally never ask this but since this is such a radical suggestion I’d love to see some of your work. I’m guessing no open source without source cont
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by todd3834 8y ago
Depends on the demographic. I don’t know that we can say what it should or shouldn’t do without data. Why should it work without JS
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by todd3834 8y ago
This is great feedback to help optimize the site but I wouldn’t lose sleep over it u til you’ve proven the concept. As an early iteration I’m glad you made a useful tool and you shipped it. Optimizing bundle sizes is much easier than making

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