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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Any other company would have all their certificates revoked and certificates revoked
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Thanks for reminding me of this tragedy :(
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   If you are selling software to other companies. And out of thousands of companies, one of them bringing a significant percentage of revenue is using IEX, you may want to consider supporting IEX. It can also be useful for future contracts. U
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   It seems like it's mostly used by large corporations for intranets. Ebay, EasyJet and maybe Samsung are most likely to be the ones internet users would encounter. [0]: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/case-studies
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   > Next up: Microsoft. That will be pretty easy. Only thing I used of Microsoft website for is to get .NET for a one-off project that required it.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Linked page is available on archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20160310023438/http://bevandan.v...
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Seems like going with an existing established crypto currency would would make converting into any other currency much easier and much more difficult to regulate.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   I thought they were doing Go whenever possible.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Depends which ones. I like the smaller, casual, work-focused but friendly ones. Also flexible hours and not having events / meetups / parties is important. Pricing-wise, from experience, the most expensive are rarely the best ones
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    QUIC is likely to be implemented first by large internet service providers (Google (who made it), Amazon, Cloudflare, etc.) and there slowly come to all the various open source projects and various software installed on every computer. Just
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Also no sign of it on Twitter, seems like people using it would likely talk about it on social media (maybe it's a private beta for airport employees?)
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > Though he’d spent a small fortune securing international patents, Seymour didn’t have the means to fight infringements. Wouldn't lawyers take the case on a commission basis? (I just learned it's called "contingency fee&q
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Very neat! Obviously heavily inspired by Rails/Sinatra but probably a few orders of magnitudes faster. Also MoonScript looks like a very interesting language[1]. [1]: https://moonscript.org/reference/
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Here is a non-rendered video where the lifting happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bocfNOjeBm8 I don't see how 2 tons are being lifted from such a low and thin surface. The whole thing looks more like a Kickstarte
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    See a post you don't like? Somehow manage to make it have more comments than upvotes and it's gone. I don't see any potential for abuse here /s
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    The speaker mentions it, seems like the return value is different: https://i.imgur.com/Jj2fMZu.png
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    This is the 2018 election: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Foundation/AGM18/Electio... Candidates give their answers to the same series of questions. Looking at the current board is pretty interesting: h
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    That was not a very tasteful joke, sorry about that, thanks for flagging it. I didn't post anything similar since then. I just noticed my account is rate-limited (I wanted to post a submission), is it linked to this comment?
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    So the solution is to have more members? Wouldn't at least a magnitude more of new members than the detractors be needed, still leaving a wide margin of error for the detractors of the election. Also, link to the page to join the OSM F
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Categories are part of the content (at the bottom of each page) and actually require a lot of Wikipedia-specific knowledge.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Pretty annoying how such an interesting person gets so badly interviewed and kind of mocked by the show. Here is a much better article about him: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/meet-the-m... Sti
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    The price of an Amazon review seems to be around $3 on the black market
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    "... in the US"
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > When was the last time you visited git-scm.org? Like most people, I go to Google which then redirects me to the correct Stack Overflow question/answer the most often. I think git-scm.org is mostly a guide to get started and the re
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Always surprises me how Fossil is popular on HN but very much not outside a few projects (e.g. sqlite)
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    "In case of employees having knowledge of those slides, ..."
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I'm guessing this means unifying every Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp user account into one unified "Facebook" account (already happened for Instagram).
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    This is really neat! Reminds me of the style Airbnb, Stripe and Dropbox uses.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    '!g' is probably the most used command on DDG
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Technical Lead, GPU System Software https://careers.google.com/jobs/results/5104577030586368-tec... Graphics/GPU Software Engineer https://careers.google.com/jobs/results/64696468553