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by tremorscript 3mo ago
Oh no :-( but why the far right? You can sponsor sensible politics and politicians so that we get more of those. I am a very happy customer since the service is extremely very good, the vpn problem was solved and I am so sorry but the smal
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by tremorscript 9mo ago
Wow. You launched in 2008? Congratulations!!! 17 years, privately owned, in the business of search which is tough because google just dominates. I wish you another 17 years bro. DuckDuckGo is my primary search now.
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by tremorscript 2y ago
Correct me if I am wrong but I think, Russinovich may now be the CTO of Azure because once upon a time as an independent developer he wrote sysinternals. Its one way to show your talent as an independent developer.
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by tremorscript 2y ago
Sounds about right and it explains a lot about the current quality of google products and google search. :-)
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by tremorscript 2y ago
Peter see OK button. Peter click OK button. Peter no read or have a thought.
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by tremorscript 2y ago
I like github's solution to deleting a repository. A popup makes you type the repository name before confirming deletion. In this case, if the value is unusually high say greater than 100 billion, make the trader type 100 billion befor
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I am not surprised. When in doubt and when you have screwed things so badly, blame the people who don't look or speak or earn like you. Boeing did have $9 software engineers working for them. They were working on the accounting and ERP
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Reminds me of another story my friend told me. In university, he and his friends contracted with a cook who would make them lunch and dinner. The cook made his money from students in the university especially student sick of canteen food. A
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How should we think about building software(crankygrumpyangry.mataroa.blog)
3 points by tremorscript 3y ago|0 comments
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To the Boring Unseen 99(crankygrumpyangry.mataroa.blog)
3 points by tremorscript 3y ago|0 comments
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Never miss an opportunity to be a kill joke!!! Python was named after Monty Python the British comedy group. If you have not watched them, I highly recommend. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)
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by tremorscript 3y ago
"This man leads our economy and has decided people need to loose jobs to ‘fix’ inflation" Maybe we should start with him :-)
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I don't really like the headline, it makes it sound negative. Big Tech tends to have negative connotations, nowadays. So, here the FT is trying to say that a democratically elected government is living in fear of private firms. While i
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by tremorscript 3y ago
> experts say, is mostly a function of the increasing role of power and velocity in the sport. Even clay courts, historically the slowest surface, play hard and fast these days. Yeah this line was the key for me. But I think it is the op
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Agree. It is also the mindset. If I am reading Gauss, my mind wants to process facts immediately. If I am reading the New Yorker, my mind would like to wander a bit. It all depends on what you are reading. A new yorker style article explain
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I would like the H1B to be eliminated too. The new immigrant is denied some basic rights like being able to find a new job without employer permission and the america suffers because it might not get quality. Because unless the situation in
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by tremorscript 3y ago
There is already a Larry David - Curb your enthusiasm episode on this one. I thought it was just Larry being Larry. But as the article suggests it was done only for a smaller planes not the large ones.
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Yeah maybe your are right. It will take time to change the system. Luckily, I think everyone agrees that corporate power is bad. An Antitrust judiciary hearing happened one day after she lost the MS case. She actually received support from
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Cory is a bit radical, yes. However, some of your talking points I suspect are coming from the WSJ which I think is the Cory for the other side. Philosophically, I think one must not be afraid to lose, it leads to inaction. https:/&#x
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by tremorscript 3y ago
The WSJ has a very personal unhealthy obsession with Lina Khan. https://twitter.com/DouglasLFarrar/status/166143619193632768... Personally, I like her. It has been very long since someone from the government has s
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I always learn something new on HN everyday :) I didn't know this practice existed before today. Now, I don't understand airline economics, but this seems to me like a pricing issue. How can a direct flight be more expensive than
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Im sorry. Lets not generalize the problem, lets be specific to this case. Your son is working for Microsoft, it is a billion dollar case, the question is What would you do? What are your standards?
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Sorry https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/06/29/watchdog-... The FTC will never ask for a recursal. I know I would not. You cannot blatantly call a judge corrupt especially when you are a partic
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by tremorscript 3y ago
The judges son works for Microsoft. This is not only conflict of interest but corruption at its absolute core. I knew the FTC would lose this case. I am not surprised. It does not matter if the FTC had a case or not. I do not believe it rec
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by tremorscript 3y ago
We are all standing on the shoulders of giants. Now I am not a space engineer, but I doubt SpaceX invented a whole new way to reach space.
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I do this too. I watch everything with subtitles now. It is not your fault. This is some new hollywood mantra. They have become harder to hear and harder to see. Some new Christopher Nolan effect. I forget what it is. Anyways, I would love
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by tremorscript 3y ago
> Billionaires" are the few people who can afford tackling large projects I disagree too. SpaceX? - How much work and knowledge of taxpayer funded NASA did SpaceX reuse. Carnegie? - Public libraries isn't a project. Public libr
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by tremorscript 3y ago
I completely agree with this sentiment. Capitalism, Democracy and a free society only works if the citizens are educated and healthy. Why do we even elect a government and pay our taxes then. We could go back to having Kings and the "e
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by tremorscript 3y ago
Naming things is not easy. Naming things is hard. I am glad that we have this word now and it is catching on. Because all of us know and see and understand what the problem with platforms are. I don't think it obfuscates the problem. S
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by tremorscript 3y ago
hehe. Im sure the xkcd guy is happy to have your approval, random internet person.

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