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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> Can you share the name of your app no, sorry there are few forums with some really dedicated users if you ever want to hop back into it :)
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
I imagine they feel pretty good considering the type of money they make
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
I do. We build a desktop app used by businesses around the world, including some mentioned regularly on hacker news :) At the time we stared (1999), vb seemed like a great choice for desktop apps: It had a ton of built-in controls for build
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
If you were going to train and support users that may not already be programmers, it makes a lot of sense to use a language that is similar to English.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
The only people pushing these theories are people like Rush Limbaugh (who doesn't believe second hand smoke is dangerous) and Tom Cotton (who said about trump wanting to buy greenland "It's obviously the right decision for th
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> Once a (presumably rich) person has been tested, what's to prevent them from 'needing' to be tested next week again? Nothing which is why "testing mania" doesn't need to be calmed > It seems different c
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
It's a way to prevent revolts from starvation, not to maintain your current living standards.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
I could swipe your phone and go make purchases with it. iPhone thefts would be off the charts
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
it's opt-in by default with an opt-out which seems reasonable. If you don't want ads, dont opt-in
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
The people who had their equity diluted might have a different opinion
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
The TSA did an internal audit where they sent 70 mock explosives and weapons through checkpoints. 67 made it through.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
I have used vb6 professionally for 20+ years. It is still a really powerful tool for getting things done.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
No one is criticizing "the government" for trying to organize a way to have coherent message. People are criticizing "the government" for installing a partisan to control the messaging. Especially when "the governme
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> If our employers and industry talking heads are interested in creating a new technical revolution in Silicon Valley or elsewhere They are interested in money and power. The tech is simply a tool to get those things
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
the devices themselves have safety features that are still active
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
ask people to pay for them
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> I doubt that the economic drivers of automation consider if the job is boring or menial for the worker. I think this “experience” needs a source You are right, no one says "lets automate the boring jobs". What happens is thes
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
the computer is used to verify the vote after it has been counted
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
i think you might be overestimating the technical knowledge of the general public.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
but "good quality" is subjective which is why it seems like finding a firm that focuses on "good quality" is so difficult
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
The FBI or CIA would keep any vulnerabilities secret. But here is a recent example: https://www.businessinsider.com/us-accuses-huawei-of-spying-...
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
it doesn't exist I suppose you could start your own company but then you will ultimately have to choose to ship and eat or perfect and starve
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
"Can you afford to not put your data in RAM" is another one.
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
They went the snarky route instead of the professional one. It may be the correct choice considering their core demographic
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
1. there are no internet police 2. no theft has occurred
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> My guess as to why organizations don't care about focus is that they value the perception of "getting things done" You can categorize your interruptions to see where your org is failing. For me, it's people dropping
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
cybertruck
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
> Which is why it perplexes me when tech people are so diversified with their holdings, there’s little opinion built in. This is a strength, not a weakness. It protects against assumptions and biases in opinions. > You have a competit
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
sign me up
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by vb6sp6 7y ago
I think you should stick with the language you know the best, especially if you are the one doing the coding.

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