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by urda 8y ago
Some of those are factual, many (here on HN especially) of those user comments are inflated values.
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by urda 8y ago
This "become a 10x FooBar!" is causing more harm than good. It ignores the aspects of team coordination, self development, mental health, and even taking time for self care. I can literally feel my eyes roll out of my head when an
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by urda 8y ago
Is this still true today? Even back when I was a young coder threads really weren't that difficult for me to understand and develop. With many of the modern languages, threading is even easier than before.
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by urda 8y ago
Non mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VirnetX
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by urda 8y ago
Or maybe start to focus on how cryptocurrencies just aren't working, are a waste of precious energy, and don't currently have real value outside of those that hold it and trade it.
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by urda 8y ago
Thank goodness for that. If Google had picked up GitHub I would have had to start a migration strategy since their buyout strategy has included killing off the service in < 2 years.
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by urda 8y ago
Trading long-term customer trust for a short-term cash infusion is not a winning play.
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by urda 8y ago
Google buying GitHub over Microsoft would actually be arguably worse for GitHub. If Google actually bought GitHub, I would be thinking twice about using it.
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by urda 8y ago
Mozilla keeps driving for the users on the internet. I know many of my own frustrations came from the fork that is Tor. This work is great to see.
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by urda 8y ago
How exactly is this a personal attack? It's my observation plus publicly known information. No name calling or any harm mentioned toward him. I believe this content, and others, is empty, fluff, and of little actual value. We're a
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by urda 8y ago
Honestly medium can't die fast enough IMO.
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by urda 8y ago
The more and more I read on Altman, the more and more it feels like fluff and snake oil. Stanford dropout, a major failed startup, pretty much kinda "failed" into the position he is in today. He doesn't add value at all. Ed
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by urda 8y ago
Medium has been pissing me off with a push to sign up and the "Pardon the interruption." popup spam. Good god, no I don't want a medium account and will not want a medium account thank you.
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by urda 8y ago
Batteries exploding causing fires, damage, and possible harm to those around it vs. An expensive slab of metal and glass that, surprise , bends if you do things like sit on it with it in your back pocket or other unnecessary forces. 100% c
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by urda 8y ago
Stop acting like a NAT is going to save you. Protip: it isn't. You need proper firewalls, NAT, and physical network design. It's an entire security package, you don't just slap NAT on it and call it done.
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by urda 8y ago
The Bay is not the be-all and end-all for jobs. Full stop. In fact, it's likely going to be on the downturn if they can't get the housing situation and the growing income gap under control. If a couple wants kids, and they can&#x2
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by urda 8y ago
This has been my number one book for pretty much my entire adult life. It's worth the read, 100%.
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by urda 8y ago
> I'll do weird stuff like copy text to Notepad to remove formatting then past it back into the same app/web page to enter information On Mac you just need to: pbpaste | pbcopy Boom, plaintext.
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by urda 8y ago
> The current practices seem to be for governments to mostly ignore cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency enthusiasts to mostly ignore government, which seems to me to be unsustainable in both directions. Completely untrue. To state this exp
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by urda 8y ago
Google doesn't like hard wins anymore, they haven't in a long time. If it isn't easy then it's not worth doing for them. Sometimes even when it is easy, they kill the product off within two years.
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by urda 8y ago
How is Apple "late in the game" with a feature that Android has never shipped?
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by urda 8y ago
Which you can easily argue is not the place right now to be picking your Starter Home. The point still stands.
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by urda 8y ago
Which you can easily argue is not the place right now to be picking your Starter Home. The point still stands.
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by urda 8y ago
A starter home is not "1.5 million dollar [sic]".
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by urda 8y ago
I'll repost this again: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12701858 This is a bullshit article, why did it frontpage again ?
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by urda 8y ago
How is this not higher up? How has YC not responded yet? This is a pretty serious situation.
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by urda 8y ago
You're not going to beat out Venmo, Apple Pay, and other established platforms. Can this blockchain currency nonsense end already? People need to stop trying to force a given tech to do something specific all the time. It's litera
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by urda 8y ago
Why is this on the front page? A recent grad, at a startup that grew too fast taking on too many employees, and didn't even get laid off, is writing about getting laid off? This is a medium.com fluff piece if I have ever seen one. Come
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by urda 8y ago
Not OP, but for 3) I believe they are referring to: https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2017/07/rfc-8200-ipv6-h...
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by urda 8y ago
1. Perhaps it seems too much now, but if we're taking the time to migrate our global network to a new standard, we might as well get a ton of addresses out of it for many years to come. 2. Why are you reading it? Networking addresses d

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