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by zihotki 7y ago
Or is it?
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by zihotki 7y ago
But still there is only a finite amount of it and with each use it disappears into the sky. It's not sustainable and not renewable so it's use must be limited and controlled if we want to leave some of it for future humanity.
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by zihotki 7y ago
It's actually not a list of problems but list of technological tries to solve a problem, thus it has a 'hacker' in the name. There is nearly infinite amount of problems all around the world of various levels of importance, sh
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by zihotki 7y ago
It's indeed sad, but I wonder why does this link belong to HN?
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by zihotki 7y ago
There are different kinds of concrete and there are some that are specially made to be used in such conditions. Best example will be concrete bridge supports which are constantly in the water.
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by zihotki 7y ago
I wonder what's the story behind delays of Ivy? Can somebody elaborate? It was first scheduled for v6 (don't remember , then for v7, now there is v8 and it's again rescheduled for v9.
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by zihotki 7y ago
So shall we expect that google will penalize in search results the sites which don't use new "portal" element as they do now with AMP?
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by zihotki 7y ago
Hardware drivers is one of major reasons, AFAIK.
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by zihotki 7y ago
That'd take ages to implement and billions of dollars. Doesn't seem realistic
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by zihotki 8y ago
TLDR: a few screens of rumblings about how a person was informed that he/she was laid off as part of big (25%) company laid off
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by zihotki 8y ago
I've been using Evernote for a while. But since the time MS made a shift to the cloud and has put a lot of effort into OneNote and Office 365, OneNote was doomed to decline in use. Why would you pay for it when you already have Office
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by zihotki 8y ago
I wonder how is that comparable to contaminations due to a natural volcanic eruption. I bet the numbers will be several times bigger for volcano.
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by zihotki 8y ago
13 MEPs accidently woted wrongly. Well, how often such accidents happen in the parliament? Was it actually an accident or it's just a way to recover their faces in front of their voters?
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by zihotki 8y ago
I have experience with all three of them, indeed Azure fails miserably, AWS is a bit better but I didn't spend much time there. GCP is the most solid one and I had the least troubles there.
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by zihotki 8y ago
Well, you can always issue a GDPR request for all your data. They're obliged to comply, aren't they?
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by zihotki 8y ago
Agree, that's better. But what do we do then with the people who don't like them and still come there and complain?
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by zihotki 8y ago
Well, if you don't like dogs or other pets make your choice - go to another pet unfriendly office. Just like with allergy, if you're allergic to peanuts - stay away from them. Of course it will limit your choices and it will be ha
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by zihotki 8y ago
Managers are the problem, they push developers to finish a feature and don't give enough time to look back and revise. As you see it's easy to shift the responsibility. You have to question and justify every foundational or core d
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by zihotki 8y ago
Second that, the tests take time to write and they come with cost of development and also with cost of support in long-term. So having less of this kind of tests should be time-wise and economically-wise benefitial.
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by zihotki 8y ago
1-line Perl programs are looking at this comment with approval.
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by zihotki 8y ago
Here is a link to the source post from MS - https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/microsoft-joins-open-...
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by zihotki 8y ago
I also share same opinion based on my experience. Events can be modified and deleted but that must be an exceptional situation (GDPR and other compliances, etc.). But even if it's exceptional you have to provide a clear and easy way to
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by zihotki 8y ago
I wonder, is it actually JS or they are using TypeScript? VSCode is written in TypeScript but it was mentioned there that it's JS, did somebody mixed things up?
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by zihotki 9y ago
Even if it's fake and they are not going to release a blockchain they won't directly tell that. Why? Why stop all this free PR? But it seems to me that it's unlikely, given that in some countries with a lot of users they are
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by zihotki 9y ago
I'd also add on the subject the following whitepaper from MS - http://digital.cs.usu.edu/~vkulyukin/vkweb/teaching/cs7900/P...
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by zihotki 9y ago
tldr: > On iOS, we are using the WebKit engine, as provided by iOS in the WKWebView control. > On Android, we are using the Blink rendering engine from the Chromium browser project.
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by zihotki 9y ago
Even advanced and higher level developers can easily make the same mistakes as beginners or intermediate given that the code base is big enough and there are many people working on it. The probablility of that is lower but not 0. As an exam
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by zihotki 9y ago
Why "never really took off"? It's quite widespread in MS-related enterprise world. And it provides a lot of value there. It's just it wasn't adopted widely by the others because of different reasons
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by zihotki 9y ago
Running hacker-proof software on hacker-not-proven hardware will not solve the issue. Only the attack vector will become harder and more expensive in development. It may become a death for hack-kiddies but surely there will be somebody who
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by zihotki 10y ago
Original topic - Gartner Says 2016 Marked Fifth Consecutive Year of Worldwide PC Shipment Decline. Mac sales grew a tiny bit in 2016 but that doesn't imply that they are still growing.

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