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by forgotAgain 3y ago
I see it more as scratching an itch.
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by forgotAgain 4y ago
Is the trade off worth it? Is removing the pain of building with Cgo worth giving up the dependability and support of C based SQLite? I don't see how but I'm curious to what others think.
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by forgotAgain 5y ago
They could be but if network connection was a prime cause Microsoft would have highlighted that fact. Have they shown that is in fact the primary issue?
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by forgotAgain 6y ago
> They do, in fact, appear to have the money. $5.4 billion is indeed a huge number but gives no information as to the availability of the $1.5 million. Without knowing what the cost is of what they must accomplish with the $5.4 billion n
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by forgotAgain 6y ago
I've had some experience dealing with the Weather Service when trying to develop a weather app using https://www.weather.gov/documentation/services-web-api# . It was a frustrating experience and my initial impulse
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by forgotAgain 6y ago
Over the years the problem hasn't been a shortage of revenue, its been runaway costs. Adding further revenue is just wasting more money. Cut the costs of an inefficient bureaucracy (the MTA) and bloated labor structure (the transit wor
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by forgotAgain 6y ago
It's also why I don't trust sales figures on individual products from companies with a portfolio. Sales tend to get credited to products that the company wants to show as gaining traction while really the favored product was an ad
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
That looks very interesting. Thank you.
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Ask HN: What are solutions for developing itch scratch desktop program?
1 points by forgotAgain 7y ago|2 comments
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
This highlights the commoditization of parts that will be part of EV market changes as well as the plug and play nature of EV assemblies. Massive changes to the current ways we build and maintain vehicles.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
Thank you for the correction. I was referring to Jensen and Meckling https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=94043 but the basis was Friedman.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
The idea of trusting any institution whose naked reason for existing is making money is absurd How ironic that the idea that businesses only exists to make money for their owners came from the same institution as the article.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
Original source has a question mark at the end of the title.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
The only thing saving Google from an antitrust decree is the lack of an antitrust enforcement will in the US government. Google is taking advantage of it's monopoly position in browsers to help another business area: advertising.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
Consider the breath of human knowledge before and after the invention of the printing press.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
Thank you.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
I think that they are trying to make the point that there are no laws regulating the use of facial recognition. My experience is that most Americans think their privacy is protected; that deploying facial recognition software on them would
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
SSDD: Windows isn't done until Lotus doesn't work
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Youtube.tv Price Increase and GE
1 points by forgotAgain 7y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
Given the push back against social media these days, Google could get a lot of good karma by resurrecting Reader.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
I wish it was Curly. We could then make jokes with Moe and Larry.
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by forgotAgain 7y ago
So say you're a procrastinator. Do you? a)read the article so you don't have to do xyz b)not read the article because learning how to stop procrastinating feels like self sabotage c)start the article but don't finish it becau
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
Given the attitude displayed in the message I think its more than likely that they will be screwed out of their stock.
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
From Reuters: "Inside the UAE’S Secret Hacking Team of American Mercenaries" https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-spyi...
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
I've read that the sense of smell is the strongest sense for bringing back memories. When I read the title of the OP I could smell what the inside of the building was like from having spent many hours in similar environments. Why prese
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
Ironic to read all the negativity here when on the day after the OP Microsoft will announce quarterly earnings which will undoubtedly be driven by continued "Enterprise buy in to Microsoft Cloud Solutions".
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A Bleak Warning on Global Division and Debt(nytimes.com)
2 points by forgotAgain 8y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
RSS did not decline due to technical differences. By the time Google Reader was killed, RSS readers had advanced to the point where wide public usage was possible because the readers dealt with the incompatibility problems outlined in the a
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
Hmm, Fall behind in search, spend billions on Bing. Fall behind in mobile, spend billions on Nokia. Fall behind in social media, spend billions on LinkedIn. Hmm, so what was that definition of insanity again?
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by forgotAgain 8y ago
PR trying to recover from the fake 5G fiasco.

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