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by trilila 7y ago
Great engineers learn from mistakes, and it seems like you did. Formal training or not, we all make mistakes, but indeed a good approach is to take a step back and analyse _any_ issue or complex problem before implementing it. Sometimes pro
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by trilila 7y ago
This is potentially good news for Europe, as I am sure Germany will force other countries to follow suit. Most likely using a diktat given via the EU commission.
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by trilila 7y ago
1.5 years from now they will dread the moment they moved to Rust. membe' guys, just because it's cool and trendy on HN it doesn't mean it's good.
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by trilila 7y ago
“Mercedes-Benz is constantly at the forefront of automotive safety technologies” - not really. Rear wheel drive, which is common in mb and bmw cars are a real danger in winter. Volvo claims, and seems to be, a safer and more at the forefron
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by trilila 7y ago
I agree with open source =/= free but what most comments like “open source alternative to” mean is exactly that. HN is a forum promoting ideas both for the benefit of everyone and / or commercial, yet each time someone showcases t
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by trilila 7y ago
Keep up the good work. Some HN types beg for freeware and yet wonder why they cant escape the rat race. Quality software should be rewarded and should not be free of cost.
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by trilila 7y ago
Downvoting any “open source alternative” to anything as those are usually crapware.
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by trilila 7y ago
I totally support facebook leveraging their tech and data, all i am saying is that it will be discredited day one given the media hostility against it.
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by trilila 7y ago
Facebook should probably wait for a few years until it does it. Currently it is the main traffic driver for “news” outlets and they will likely try to discredit the search engine.
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by trilila 7y ago
AI is absolutely an amazing tech feat and a major game changer. Cant wait for it to be discovered.
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by trilila 7y ago
North European countries are a template of success. And this is just another example of it.
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by trilila 7y ago
So the us doesn't end up like countries such as Romania, where the government can easily subdue its population with a simple good beating. It’s harder to subdue an armed population.
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by trilila 7y ago
In some countries even with two or three providers you get a lot faster internet connections without limits.
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by trilila 7y ago
My thoughts exactly, and i come from a country where 1Gbps is pretty standard.
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by trilila 7y ago
It’s almost as if members of the society support dictatorships, making governments a reflection of those societies. I am originally from a former communist society and 30 years after communism fell people still vote strongmen in power.
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by trilila 7y ago
Gents, we are the ones misreading Hong Kong. China is now flexing muscles to show the US and the rest of the free world what they can do: they can destroy one of the richest areas in the world without a sweat, and they brutalise a group of
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by trilila 7y ago
yeah best not to do anything because some fail. non-survivors bias.
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by trilila 7y ago
For workers, yes, and that is quite expected. A company is profitable for as long as it makes games that go viral. And interest in those games fades in time, so it’s quite expected. As indie tho i know plenty of success stories out there to
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by trilila 7y ago
I too would investigate an extremist site such as 4chan.
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by trilila 7y ago
Thanks for this - added to my list.
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by trilila 7y ago
There is always that one that spews negativity. Always. And always an employee.
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by trilila 7y ago
Strange how putrid governments find members of society happy to oppress other members of the society. Such as those soldiers happily waiting to execute orders against the freedoms of their fellow citizens.
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by trilila 7y ago
That is based on the assumption that jobs MUST be downtown, thus all traffic converging towards that area.
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by trilila 7y ago
Historically people placed business like buildings around town centres, as these were easy to reach. Lawyers, accountants, doctors and so on were supposed to be within walking distance. But these days this is becoming less and less practica
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by trilila 7y ago
I think this points out the elephant in the room: why are so many people in supposedly high income cities not able to buy properties? This is an issue that needs to be solved hand in hand with pollution: less travel, less need for a car, an
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by trilila 7y ago
That’s the issue. These are routing requests and not much more. I recommend looking around at java, node, php, c# web frameworks for more details on what a web framework should do. Sqlalchemy and other hobby libs can extend flask and django
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by trilila 7y ago
It appears tho the right tool for the task at hand, as a codebase grows, is NOT Python. A good starting point for someone fresh of off a university campus, and easily impressionable. An "object oriented" language without even the
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by trilila 7y ago
Most of those enumerations are Flask, and the others are basically useless.
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by trilila 7y ago
Well, that's what I said, there are plenty of packages for data science. For building APIs and web stuff usually there aren't. Python is nowhere near NodeJS for instance. But whatever suits, if you only know one language, it will
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by trilila 7y ago
I think the question should be more like "Which categories of seed startups are getting FUNDED" rather than "Thriving". Thriving means they will develop into sustainable businesses, and while most of the shown categories

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