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by rauchp 4y ago
interesting. does SD enable this by default?
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by rauchp 5y ago
React Native and (arguably) Flutter are going through a golden age right now. Major companies like Tesla, Coinbase, and Shopify have adopted them, and the developer experience has never been better. I'm not sure why it worked now, but
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by rauchp 6y ago
I haven't really played video games in a few years, but back when I did I was incredibly into Crusader Kings II and Victoria 2. After reading your comment, I am counting down the hours until Friday afternoon so I can buy and binge on C
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What TikTok Got Right(blog.rauchp.com)
8 points by rauchp 6y ago|0 comments
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by rauchp 6y ago
Really surprising move, considering that's the main thing Mixer had going for it. Facebook got the short end of the stick on this deal, considering they'll have to negotiate again with these Twitch streamers. Now that these stream
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by rauchp 6y ago
Amazon has been raising money though bonds for a while now, though. They even recently raised $10 billion in bonds at a crazy low rate. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/amazon-raise...
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by rauchp 6y ago
"Single party rule in California has been an improvement." I just moved to California so I don't have too much of a personal opinion yet but that sounds like a bold claim. From what I've seen, people over the age of 30 s
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by rauchp 6y ago
Un-American? There's nothing more "American" than having the right to do whatever you want with your personal property. The free market answer here isn't forcing them to adhere to your tastes, it's to make or promo
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by rauchp 6y ago
Looks like Houseparty made the exact same tweet recently. Viral marketing or April Fools prank? https://twitter.com/houseparty/status/1244827034406121472?s=...
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by rauchp 6y ago
Do you think SwiftUI is still too experimental to build out a production-ready app? I'm a RN dev leading the app development at our startup, but every time I check on SwiftUI I LOVE what I see. Sadly it looks like the final results are
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by rauchp 7y ago
That was an interesting read, thanks for linking to it. It's hard finding articles online discussing Node and performance, most people just dismiss it as an unviable option due to scale and speed concerns. 30x really is quite the jump
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by rauchp 7y ago
Ironically enough, it's on her LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/briannekimmel
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by rauchp 7y ago
I've heard that as well, but haven't heard Brave's side of it. Not defending it in anyway. but strategically I feel like Brave should take the money, and just email the creator every 3 months saying you have X amount of money
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by rauchp 7y ago
Many gene-mutation advocates were using this case to highlight how mass genetic mutation is coming sooner than we think. The aftermath seems to indicate that we have longer than most optimists believe before we can effectively modify human
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China gene-edited baby experiment 'may have created unintended mutations'(theguardian.com)
3 points by rauchp 7y ago|1 comments
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by rauchp 7y ago
Looks like the FBI designated FaceApp as a threat because of its crazy data policy and its Russian origin. Even though I think it's a really shady app, that's a pretty low bar.
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by rauchp 7y ago
>We also analyzed the solutions currently adopted by some activists, like the use of asterisks, “x,” and “u.” If non-binary people in Italy are already using x's or u's for their pronouns, why not just use that?
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by rauchp 7y ago
According to their site, they make the necessary money for that safety net by splitting the profit from the interchange fee they get from big banks. That statement reminds me of Martin Shkreli telling the media he was profiting by overcharg
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by rauchp 7y ago
The new AirPods Pro come with lightning to USB-C. If the new phones aren't USB-C, they'll definitely have USB-C to lightning at least. Although realistically it'll be USB-C to USB-C (see iPad Pro)
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by rauchp 7y ago
In hindsight, we shouldn't be surprised that a company founded by Elon Musk is driven mainly by hype. I really respect the man, but it's a consistent pattern in most of his work.
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by rauchp 7y ago
Is there any reason for it to go down because of the block halving? I've heard it might be already priced in, so would the lack of a pump be enough to cause a massive drop? Looking at the performance this year, I haven't seen any
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by rauchp 7y ago
On a ski trip I took in 2017, I was in line to buy a lift ticket one cold December morning. I remember overhearing the winter bros (the ones that usually talk about gnar and their steezy tricks) talking about installing Coinbase and buying
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by rauchp 7y ago
If both companies are approaching bankruptcy trying to outlast the other, wouldn't the lesser evil be a world with a ride-share monopoly rather than a world without (large scale) ridesharing? With the amount of people that use these ri
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by rauchp 7y ago
> their bookings are so large that 10 percent change would net them billions more. Kind of a hot take, but this is why I'm long Uber. They're processing an insane amount of orders, and getting a huge amount of people using thei
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by rauchp 7y ago
To be fair, it is a nice site. Those numbers definitely make it sound like it's not the ideal solution for the client. But from Apple's perspective, does anyone know how much more their servers are being taxed per-view? (Not sure
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OpenAI Plays Hide and Seek and Breaks the Game(youtube.com)
4 points by rauchp 7y ago|0 comments
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by rauchp 7y ago
I thought so. Reading this article I could have sworn there are of the subway to Queens from Manhattan being above-ground. Not sure why the article wouldn't mention that? The article is about New York, not Manhattan, so I'm not su
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by rauchp 7y ago
That's an interesting point. Who knows what could actually be going behind closed doors in China? A lot of what we hear from China comes from second hand sources. If the Chinese are doing big things, their government seems pretty tigh
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by rauchp 7y ago
Right, but Lyft has the same product. Given enough time, we might see other ride-share companies succeed with the same (yet inferior) tech servicing specific cities. Austin has a non-profit rideshare business that matches riders and drivers
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by rauchp 7y ago
> How do they become anything other than a glorified taxi company? Just curious, what's wrong with that? A global taxi dispatching service that's always available, always (debatably) efficiently routing drivers to passengers so

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