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ushakov
4y ago
i really wished they kept the design of the Air and brought the new one to the 13-inch Pro
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ushakov
4y ago
but the design is still 2016-era?
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ushakov
4y ago
i feel they should’ve kept the macbook air design as is and instead redesign the 13 inch Pro
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ushakov
4y ago
Apple forgot to invalidate the cache?
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ushakov
4y ago
i really wished 13 inch pro refresh 14 inch is too pro for me looks like i have to buy the air now!
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ushakov
4y ago
what is a “global data graph” and why do i need it? Dropbox and iPhone are consumer products, so the comparison is not even close
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ushakov
4y ago
how did your users benefit from GraphCDN? what problem did GraphCDN solve for them? have you considered other options?
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ushakov
4y ago
what makes GraphCDN a “killer product”? it’s just a proprietary caching proxy “impressive business” is entirely subjective
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ushakov
4y ago
[removed]
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WunderGraph Goes Open Source
(wundergraph.com)
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ushakov
4y ago
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ushakov
4y ago
how many businesses are having the problem you’re solving? is this number greater than 10? aren’t you scared Fastly and Cloudflare will just clone your moat once they see some demand for a service like yours?
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Yandex Board of Directors’ Statement on Arkady Volozh Designation
(ir.yandex)
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ushakov
4y ago
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ushakov
4y ago
GraphQL is just HTTP, why isn’t a caching proxy like varnish enough? blockchain use-case is just poor to say the least
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ushakov
4y ago
$30M to solve a problem no sane project can possibly have unless your product manager is trying to impersonate whatever FAANG he wants to work at
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Bon Jovi bassist Alec John Such dies age 70
(twitter.com)
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ushakov
4y ago
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ushakov
4y ago
yeah, a dream within a dream is also a thing i too hear the best music in the world in my dreams yet after i wake up i forget it instantly the only thing i remember then is the fact that i heard it, just not exactly what
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ushakov
4y ago
in my dreams people behave in the same manner i expect them to for example if the setting is in school, my classmates would react to me as they would in real life
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ushakov
4y ago
i have similar impression of music in my dreams i wake up with a feeling that what i heard was the most wonderful music ever, yet in reality hardly remember it
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ushakov
4y ago
same for me too i remember my dreams in full details, like the stage, lightning, color, cast, interactions, dialogs, etc. but mostly only small part of the whole story music i often hear either when i fall into sleep or wake up, but also wh
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A Rise in Suicides by Young Children Leaves Families Searching for Answers
(wsj.com)
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ushakov
4y ago
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ushakov
4y ago
equality ends where it hurts the capital let me give you an example good equality: have more women enter workforce so the pool of candidates is bigger and the salaries (expenses) decrease bad equality: pay for parental leave of both parents
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ushakov
4y ago
[this was a joke]
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ushakov
4y ago
in Germany the expectation is that you will inherit if you’re not looking to inherit while you’re young, you end up in a whole different social hierarchy
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ushakov
4y ago
the reason you’re rejected is because you can’t dedicate all your life to work because you also have to focus on raising a child you are not at fault of course, but many companies think of you as their resource and won’t allow that (ever wo
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ushakov
4y ago
i wasn't the kind of a person you're describing it just so happened that my knowledge helped me perform better at IT class than anybody else, so they got pissed at me for being able to comprehend something they themselves don'
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ushakov
4y ago
it's the first time i see lines on HackerNews a great place if you're interested in tech and electronic music
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ushakov
4y ago
you're a tiny, tiny minority the overwhelming majority of the children don't need C64 Basic at 7, Stroustrup at 14 and x86 assembly at 16
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ushakov
4y ago
thanks for the support! sadly, some folks disagree these skills have enabled them to live a great life and they want the same for their children i certainly can understand that, but i disagree with the approach
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ushakov
4y ago
could you please explain to me why a 5-12 year old child needs "a version control system to version whatever you might think needs versioning"? like do you really think children are bothered with not being able to version-control
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ushakov
4y ago
i draw the line when parents train children skills, which are only useful in context of performing work
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