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hackme1234
7y ago
The teams need to collaborate more then. This still seems like a design failure
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hackme1234
8y ago
Does China even have official exchanges? Binance works from Hong Kong afaik.
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hackme1234
8y ago
They are already using version 8. The post seems to be outdated. Version 8 was released in early March (approx. 1 month ago). The new GUI is the way better than the previous one.
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hackme1234
9y ago
First time I'm seeing Chapo on Hacker News!
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hackme1234
9y ago
Apparently FND already has partnerships with RequestNetwork, Lendroid, Dock and Remote? How did this fly under the radar?
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hackme1234
9y ago
I started a new job recently and I know exactly what they mean in #2. Everyone was celebrating hitting a big quota, and they were discussing really nice bonuses and everyone was so happy. I'm just sitting in the corner hoping they will
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hackme1234
9y ago
That's the risk with dealing with an American company. People should use privacy emails like tutanota.
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Official Galaxy S9 and S9+ launch video surfaces early
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
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hackme1234
9y ago
>the party get further and further cemented into power. The party is the power. There is no other power in China.
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UPS is working on a fleet of 50 custom-built electric delivery trucks
(techcrunch.com)
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9y ago
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hackme1234
9y ago
Graphene. The material of the future.
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hackme1234
9y ago
The spectre of meltdown is haunting CPU manufactures.
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hackme1234
9y ago
No one actually reads Nietzsche. He is just used as a boogeyman for anything bad.
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hackme1234
9y ago
New York Times is 160 years old. It is the 'paper of record' I am just pointing that out because your comment doesn't make sense as it reads like these newspapers are becoming 'increasingly' dominant or narrative
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hackme1234
9y ago
It's a subscription based software. For something to be SaaS, the software has to be in the cloud.
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Apple employees are walking into walls at the company’s new glass office
(techcrunch.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
I wonder would China ban Apple if they refused to do this? Why is Apple submitting to all the demands of the Chinese government?
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hackme1234
9y ago
Everything that has risk associated with it could be considered "gambling" by your logic.
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hackme1234
9y ago
Sadly the jack-less models are gaining steam.
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hackme1234
9y ago
Glad to see Samsung bucking the trend. I want to use the same earphones on my laptop, desktop and my mobile without fiddling with different connectors.
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hackme1234
9y ago
Python. Its simplicity is unparalleled.
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hackme1234
9y ago
Exactly. Leave the adblocking to the third party extensions. Hopefully there will an option to opt-out.