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   by vednig 2y ago

   understood, would love to know about it from founders tho, and what went through in their decision
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   by vednig 2y ago

   nothing it's just two biggest intelligence agencies fighting, I think keeping quiet is the safest bet
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   by vednig 2y ago

   please add YC to the title
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   by vednig 2y ago

   this is awesome, thanks for sharing
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   by vednig 2y ago

   as a CI/CD provider wouldn't it benefit if Ubicloud had their own servers?
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   by vednig 2y ago

   Built https://hacked.stream has default black BG rn
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   by vednig 2y ago

   Is this hypothetical or real?
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   by vednig 2y ago

   Only Fans buy "It" There's another hint
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   by vednig 2y ago

   Congratulations on Launch
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    by vednig 2y ago

    Good Luck, HP trying to keep Humane afloat
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    by vednig 2y ago

    Not completely true, these job postings rarely meet the style and experience required for the work, due to which they're required to be shared across the next month and so on... Also, on the other hand, there is a problem on HR's
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    by vednig 2y ago

    It's easy to get started but difficult to maintain momentum. So prepare for maintaining momentum when you start.
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    by vednig 2y ago

    As a person who's somehow managed to build something innovative, I believe you can. Look for Redis, MongoDB and millions of other companies Advice: It's important to make people believe your product is a necessity or an upgrade ov
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    Ask HN: Do you read all the comments in Top Stories?

    1 points by vednig 2y ago|1 comments
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    by vednig 2y ago

    That's some way to market a new product.
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    by vednig 2y ago

    That's kind of correct but isn't quality of work something is much required for, a lot of things can be cheaper but what differentiates things in value usually is the quality? so is the ROI worth it? (including your time)
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    Ask HN: Are all the AI tools still too primitive?

    1 points by vednig 2y ago|3 comments
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    by vednig 2y ago

    One thing about utility is it never ceases to exist as long as the conditions are perfect, something like PDF converter was a repercussion of Adobe acquiring the market of a new format via Windows and one day Windows decided not to include
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    by vednig 2y ago

    XML is the basis of more 30% programs in the world, can you elaborate?
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    by vednig 2y ago

    Like Web Consortium,yeah that would make this tech faster than existing devices in terms of interoperability and provide better performance
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    by vednig 2y ago

    Prev: 2014 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8128436
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    Ask HN: Things That Suck?

    2 points by vednig 2y ago|5 comments
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    by vednig 2y ago

    that is interesting
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    by vednig 2y ago

    ^ when you use 100% of your brain
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    by vednig 2y ago

    thanks, will consider this
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    by vednig 2y ago

    i meant kernel level anti-cheats, though these have behavior akin to malware, unfortunately most popular games do require anti-cheat as well as some tests, which makes it even more important to have at least some sort of support for program
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    by vednig 2y ago

    once there's a monopoly, this is what happens
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    by vednig 2y ago

    yeah, that is something I considered, there's no single source of truth in this scenario, there are some linux systems that would require specific patches to kernel, just to function properly, hence the requirement of some sort of open
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    by vednig 2y ago

    i'm just testing the waters before diving full in on to including the ability for anti-cheat to work on a distro i'm working on
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    by vednig 2y ago

    if designed correctly could this work, say preventing sending out excessive network calls or notifying user if system is being monitored along with ability to exit it?