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by yuhong 8y ago
I mentioned before that "Thinking about it, I imagine that one instance of Google Analytics would be fine, but tying two instances of it in order to track a user would probably be ridiculous, right?".
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Yea, I know it might require the RISC OS kernel to be relicensed.
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by yuhong 8y ago
This should allow "GPLv2 or later" code to be used, right? (Allowing it to be ported to more ARM platforms)
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by yuhong 8y ago
And of course, the plastics come from oil, which is affected by things like the petrodollar.
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by yuhong 8y ago
The fun thing is that even in the US it was only in the last few decades that the effects of lead poisoning was fully understood.
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by yuhong 8y ago
I wonder if HolyC has been ported to other platforms.
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Google DoubleClick Mozilla overview (second draft)(yuhongbao.blogspot.com)
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Compaq, Chess, and the Art of Anticipation [2016](linkedin.com)
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by yuhong 8y ago
The point is that it destroys local manufacturing though, leading to more and more goods being imported.
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by yuhong 8y ago
In this case, we have been running a trade deficit since the 1970s.
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by yuhong 8y ago
And thinking about it, when something like the ad bubble drive up housing prices for example, other companies may have to participate too in order to pay competitive salaries.
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by yuhong 8y ago
The current economy allow creation of an almost infinite amount of debt and has since at least 1971 I think. It should be obvious how such an economy incentivize extraction, one of the most obvious being credit cards.
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by yuhong 8y ago
The entire debt-based economy is based on extracting more money from consumers. Worth mentioning is this is not long after stagflation occurred in the late 1970s. As a side note, I have a strong feeling that in large corporations like Googl
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by yuhong 8y ago
I was complaining about some of the problems in a few HN posts back then.
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by yuhong 8y ago
DoubleClick dates far before Google, and they bought it in 2007 I think.
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by yuhong 8y ago
Automatic updates has some of the same issues as telemetry. Windows Update for example has to send information on things like drivers to scan for updates.
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New Electric Car Charger Is More Efficient, 10 Times Smaller Than Current Tech(news.ncsu.edu)
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The current debt-based economy is already encouraging concentration of dollars at the top already.
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I want to focus on tracing back the problems to Larry/Sergey.
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There was another HN thread with BrendanEich in it talking about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18119367
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Google DoubleClick Mozilla overview (second draft)(yuhongbao.blogspot.com)
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Yea, I remember the debacle well. I think I had a few HN posts about it.
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I wonder if any router vendor has implemented this.
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Proposal of WEP operation with strong IV and its implementation (2016)(jstage.jst.go.jp)
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by yuhong 8y ago
I remember BUILD 2015 when a Minecraft mod was used as a demo and the team complained.
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by yuhong 8y ago
The same now outdated HTML export is still is in Office today and mostly unchanged since Office 2003.
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by yuhong 8y ago
The fun thing is that being a good CEO/board tweeter is not that difficult. Some guidelines and judgement would probably be good enough.
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Of course, this reminds me of the OS/2 2.0 fiasco.
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by yuhong 8y ago
Notice my comments. Being a good CEO/board tweeter is not that difficult.
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The other SEC vs. Tesla settlement(reddit.com)
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