vtesucks

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by vtesucks 8y ago
Needs to be remade in: Rust
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by vtesucks 8y ago
The claim is that intels remote management tools can be hacked. I personally think its true simply because Intel has no incentive to spend money on them being secure. (they are usually bundled with T and other enterprise laptops which live
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Is that an official cia statement?
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I have always wondered why death is a time for eulogy? He was a very corrupt president and as a non-partisan, his pardons only have bill Clinton as an analogue.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Well news media on "both sides" have a vested interest in this. They get more eyeballs. I only trust ft, Bloomberg, wsj now a days.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
How do you know he's not propaganda. I'm not claiming so, I'm in the middle but you seem confident otherwise.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I have to agree with you. While rust definitely is making progress, wasting peoples time by telling them things are ready is not done.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I don't mind who downboted this but it would help me to learn why? It seems to me that this comment is making a valid point, if only in a strong tone.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Well balanced comment, thank you.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I don't mind leaning left or right. I mind lying left and right.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Good point but were a lot of players in market then and a lot of wannabes now
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Trump's promises may not fit well with half the people but he has done all he promised. See list below. Lets see zuck try that - I think he will succeed too at least better than the "charming" presidents of the recent past on
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Thanks. There is one thing MS fucked up with and it was not capitalizing on European adoption.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
It's because the establishment segment (clinton) genuinely fear him throwing his hat in for 2020. Not that I like him but honestly, if he can sells fb stock and promises to genuinely treat Usa like his firm, I'd prefer him over a
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Mr soros is known to move markets to make money. I don't see why media can just label someone beyond reproach and malign anybody who tries to even dare to look them up
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Your own blog post on Haskell (rightly I think) disagrees.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Thanks it looks like you do it with heart (and a lot of mind!)
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Good post with better multiple product placements
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I just want to say that if and if not you're the PR guy for rust, you're doing a great job. Rust is a well thought language and while I don't agree with the redesign, I like that you bring the thoughtfulness to the non-langua
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I don't want rust cool and popular, I want it well designed.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Surface is Ballmer 3x revenue is ballmer He quit because gates opposed Nokia deal Cloud is essentially Ballmer too
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I didn't know there was an enterprise adoption. Could you name a few?
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I didn't downvote but what makes you think?
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Not trying to be snarly but on HN there isn't a lot of discussion of MS, due to what feels like reasons not related to technology but political. I can see when some small project from google changes name but big news related to MS and
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by vtesucks 8y ago
I have friends in India who claim to pay 10 cents per GB.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Then very unlikely. I'd say no way.
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by vtesucks 8y ago
An alternate way of asking the same question- why don't we have typescript runtime in browser. The answer is political. Microsoft can't create it in edge because they would be blamed for trying to fragment the web. Everybody else
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by vtesucks 8y ago
What industry is this? Some industries do blacklist. IT doesn't
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Arabia is west Asia :)
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by vtesucks 8y ago
Same- I don't even use split vim unless have to do heavy copy paste and avoid extra keystrokes to invoke system clipboard

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