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Netflix film crews banned from looking at each other for longer than 5 seconds(independent.co.uk)
3 points by throwaway13456 8y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
Funnily enough, there's another post on HN's front page that (self) explains why JS is a flawed language: https://blog.bitsrc.io/11-javascript-utility-libraries-you-s... It's too big for a TLDR; But, just #1
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
Have you ever used a language like Elixir? After using Elixir, my first thought was "why the f would anyone even use JS in 2018?" That's how poor the design choices of JavaScript are. Not to mention that the name itself is tr
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
> doesn't...mining your data This is my point. You simply don't know that. You have no idea what's happening on their servers. It's all proprietary. You have absolutely no evidence to claim that.
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
>alternatives like Apple I would never trust Apple because they have consistently lied and cheated me - For instance, they throttled the speed on my iPhone, they hid the fact that my iPhone has more probability to bend and finally, as a
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Oxford University extends exam times for women's benefit(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by throwaway13456 8y ago|2 comments
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
I don't understand American law. Why isn't Elizabeth Holmes behind bars yet? She's been accused of massive fraud by SEC and yet, she's still serving her role in Theranos?
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
"Sorry, this site is for non-EU users only" something to that effect. A HTML can execute scripts (ie., collect data) while a text file does not, atleast that's my understanding.
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
I've said it many times, GDPR is such a waste of time and resources for startups unless your market is really EU. GDPR is super expensive to remain compliant, simply because of the broadness of the terms used, leading to undefined scop
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Exposé of big Indian news media caught negotiating for election manipulation(cobrapost.com)
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Internal Documents reveal that Apple knew about iPhone 6 bendgate(theverge.com)
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List of 3rd parties Engadget sells your information to(pastebin.com)
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Prof Bumps Female Students’ STEM Grades to Encourage Female Students(reason.com)
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
I'm surprised no one has brought this up (yet). GDPR is super expensive to remain compliant, simply because of the broadness of the terms used, leading to undefined scope of liability. As one other HNer previously mentioned, the cheape
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
Tell me about it. Probably going to be down voted, but this is SO true: https://twitter.com/thomasfuchs/status/810885087214637057
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by throwaway13456 8y ago
It doesn't work that way. I learned it the hard way. I run a successful s/w company that was recently under targeted attacks by one of these hashtag campaigns. The gist was we wrote something about why we refused to hire women sim