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Tesla crashed into bus in Germany on Autobahn (Google translate)
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BogusIKnow
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
Thanks!
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
Idea looks really really nice. Not sure how some edge cases (?) are handled. For example if a database server goes down, my app that uses pledge needs to open another socket to another server. Reload of changed configurations? "Unpled
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
Content starts at around 14:30 minutes if you want to jump over the bashing of others and self-adulation by Theo.
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
"She was 35, had been with the company for four years, and was told without explanation by her 28-year-old manager" What's the fuzz about the ages? Age discrimination by NYT author?
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10y ago
"There is no mention at all of use of Mossack Fonseca by massive western corporations or western billionaires – the main customers." Such as strong claim ('main customers') would be nice to be substantiated. Also the aut
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
The soccer star is from the Panama leaks.
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10y ago
If you quote these, then why not the more completly: "CPI reports receiving foundation support from a number of foundations, including the Sunlight Foundation, the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, the Ford Foundation, th
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
It is funny how in your head, one image of a company is replace by another over time. It does not happen instantly, but with more and more actions by the company (open source .NET, Ubuntu on Windows,...) the image changes over time. I found
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10y ago
"we've been on the receiving end of platform changes too many times to count." But this is the value you provide, this is your raison d'etre.
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
As always, if you're HNs darling, it's fine to send the lawyers.
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10y ago
Something not so obvious for beginners: Java/Scala does not use all the available memory. If you get out of memory problems with the 10gb data set and you have much more RAM available, you need to tell Java/Scala to increase the H
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
As is sometimes the case, people start with the wrong abstraction (thread pool) and then optimize it. Java/Scala streams look like they would solve most of the problems in the post on their own. e.g. Java streams http://rada
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BogusIKnow
10y ago
Yes, HN is an intolerant place. Have an opinion and you're downvoted. I have some sock puppets because of this and don't care for any downvote.
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10y ago
This is always the problem when you're hype driven. I'm sure the decision to use Node was also hype driven. And they will rewrite again with the new hype, right until they are bankrupt because they didn't invest enough in new
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10y ago
When you switch from Node to Go, two languages that are totally different in style, library support, performance, compile/web turnaround, client/server reusability, I always wonder why you chose Node in this case in the first plac
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11y ago
Some want to play with new cameras, show that they have them, post to forums but don't have the money. Others order 5 cameras and lenses, select one, and send 4 back to Amazon.
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11y ago
If you follow electronic forums or photo forums, for many people it's common practice to order new electronic or photo toys and return them, with no intention to ever buy them. They boast how clever they are. All the rest of us then re
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11y ago
Especially the second part with the humans looked very real.
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11y ago
I was destined to become CEO from CTO but decided COO and second in command is the best position for me.
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11y ago
Thanks.
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BogusIKnow
11y ago
No Yahoo is way beyond that. Sure Jobs is one way to turn a company around, sadly the supply of Jobs is limited. But there have been many successful turnarounds of - e.g. traditional - companies, which got profitable and growing again in th
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I had no faith at all in Mayer. Not because she isn't a good product manager. Mainly because for a turnaround situation I would hire someone who was there before with a successful turnaround under h-- belt. Not someone without any turn
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One of my philosphy professors at university said Heidegger and most of German philosphy is only an expression of German language, like "Das Sein, Das Seiende, ..."
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I had the same impression from alloy's response. I've basically read it as "hi ho we will not change anything". And it had this passive agressive ring to it, with the hand clapping and the hurray in the beginning and the
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11y ago
Creating an open source tool chain then being annoyed (angry?) when the code is being forked.
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11y ago
Developers undervaluing marketing work. Marketeers undervaluing developers work.
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11y ago
Thanks!
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11y ago
Your answer is ambigious. Refering to privacy shield is of no help. Your sales team did not answer to several inquiries last autumn so some of my clients switched from Mailgun to Mandrill last autumn.
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11y ago
You've nailed it.
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