yunohn

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   by yunohn 6y ago

   I don't think "everything" is meant to be taken so /literally/. It is your personal opinion on privacy that led to the founding of the company. It is most likely your employees' personal opinions that made them
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   I see that you think there's a difference. But you've admitted that politics is a topic you discuss. In fact, lots of companies spend money to actively make said laws bend in their favor. The difference is less straightforward tha
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   It's easy to choose an example that you don't like. Are you sure there are no examples you can agree with?
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   Objectively speaking, it's your privilege that makes this issue seem subjective enough to dismiss it so.
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   I think what we're seeing these days is that people don't want to "hold their noses" any longer. It's not making the world a better place.
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   This is on-point. Others here seem to be oblivious to reality: White guy at webhost: We took the white supremacists' money, so this is totally legal. Black colleague: Sure, but now they're using the website to display anti-black i
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   I definitely don't think "western" was the right term for it.
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   I agree. I also feel that most of the dissent here is straw-manning. Nobody is saying you shouldn't work with the government at all. Rather that helping ICE is inherently more political and distasteful than helping say the DMV.
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   by yunohn 6y ago

   Sure, I know. HN is about tech news, maybe with a startup bent. But, I thought what a lot of programmers would have in common were innovative or uncommon angles, "hacking" of a sort. I don't think rulebook following coders ar
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    I understand and agree with what you mean, but that's what I'd associate with Engineers. I was thinking Hackers understand that the code running on the machine can be exploited.
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    I think this is a systemic issue on hackernews. People forgetting reality exists, and always pointing at the rules and acting as if they're infallible. You'd think /hackers/ would understand that rules are for show. I&#x
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    GP uses the phrases "losslessly convert to text" and "fill in the forms". I think you've misunderstood them, they're clearly talking about the display text, and not the code that comprises it.
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    From the post, it appeared to me as if this change was made, specifically, to remove the dependency on (importing) React. Are you sure that this results in making JSX dependant on React, instead?
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    Indeed, the Julia scene looks enticing right now. If only AMD ROCM supported MacOS... :/
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    There is no official support, only AMD's custom TF branch. Further ROCM itself works only on Linux. I believe most people writing Swift are using MacOS.
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    by yunohn 6y ago

    I agree on the hardware part. MacOS only supports AMD GPUs which are unsupported by Tensor flow...