tyrankh

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by tyrankh 6y ago
https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-13/features/ new redirects to https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-14/features/ , which seems like an unnecessary hacky way to get your SEO up. Separately
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by tyrankh 6y ago
> They were doing fine until Chrome ate up all the market share. Like, 10+ years ago...? > Google is destroying Mozilla. Their monopoly is making the web worse. What in the heck are you talking about. Google doesn't directly make
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by tyrankh 6y ago
You're changing tenses from "was" to "is". Yes, firefox is good today. But, back in the day when people had to think hard about which browser to use, it wasn't as good. ALSO, it's mostly that people switch
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by tyrankh 6y ago
+1, it felt a lot like angry venting suited to a reddit thread more than an article posted on HN.
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by tyrankh 6y ago
Headline is a bit inflammatory, no? Headline: "Google and Facebook are lying about privacy!" Content: "Ok, _technically_ they weren't lying"
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by tyrankh 6y ago
> Hong Hong typo?
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by tyrankh 6y ago
> Problems Such as? :)
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by tyrankh 6y ago
re: Setting up internal go documentation server - the godoc package has great instructions for doing so! https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/godoc
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by tyrankh 7y ago
I think this post summarizes to, - I don't like the file-related packages - What's up with this random 7 star library having a lot of transitive dependencies - Rust for life - In summation, Go is the worst
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by tyrankh 7y ago
This is absolutely untrue. A referral doesn't hold much weight at all.
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by tyrankh 7y ago
This is ludicrously false and not at _all_ why Google hires people. They hire people because - big surprise - there are projects that need staffing. "At this stage, if Google hires you, you are almost certainly being used to aid in the
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by tyrankh 7y ago
Not sure if sarcasm...?
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> Maybe that's what vgo needs, a way to specify a conflict bound This is a valid idea; you should make a proposal or issue for it. Alternatively, it seems like something that would be easy to add separately - I personally like the i
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Preface: vgo _specifically_ calls out the fact that maintainers of libraries have to be backwards-compatible within a major version, and that the onus is on users to put their trust into libraries not to break them appropriately: > Modul
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Couple of quick notes from my phone, as a googler gopher: - IIRC package management was historically left to the community to solve for, rather than the go maintainers mandating how package mgmt should be done. Many languages have followed
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Contrary opinion; I hate video and greatly appreciate the use of text and picture. It loads faster, I can skim easier, I can offline consume it, and I can consume it without headphones.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> It is. It removes the color and nuance from typed communication. There's a lot of metadata in typos. Oh puh-lease. Are you seriously trying to argue that TYPOS are the anchor upon which genuine human interaction hinges on? I mean,
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Not backwards compatible. :) (I mean that as both a joke and a real comment - you could never force every restaurent in the world to learn REST, but you sure can call a bunch of them)
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> I am far more afraid of technology we can't control that works for an ad company, not for us, than moving technology forward a little bit slower. I'm not sure what you're arguing for - that you wish companies weren'
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Would it be a better page if it added footnotes to all adjectives "* For some definition of easy|some-adjective." :P All joking aside, it's just a click bait title - that's how these things go. Try it out yourself and bl
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> I love technology. But I don't like what I see anymore. It's scary now. Welcome to almost every century in human history heh.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Yeah, that was pretty much jaw dropping. I'm excited to see it in action.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> What I can see is a bunch of ways to avoid human contact including no longer calling people like a real human or not even choosing my own words in an email. Auto-complete is hardly "avoiding human contact", is it? Regardless,
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by tyrankh 8y ago
When I worked at Panasonic we did this exact thing. It's remarkably easy for the cost savings.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> I read the "brand guide." It's exactly what I expect from a professional design firm: meaningless noise, carefully typeset. It's not helping the discussion to disregard an entire profession. Re-read what you wrote;
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by tyrankh 8y ago
> A clear nod to the linux penguin. And a secret totem to those who have been initiated. A hieroglyph for the high priests. No text necessary. That's... looking into it quite a lot, isn't it? It seems like just a playful mascot
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by tyrankh 8y ago
OP, the website doesn't specify which part of the country you're looking for work. That may be a good thing to add.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
TIL thanks for the explanation, I guess I never thought about the fact that other STEM fields would not emphasize its meaning.
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by tyrankh 8y ago
Skeptic * quite different from sceptic :)
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by tyrankh 8y ago
I'm not trying to be facetious, but isn't this something you learn in junior-level stats? I had this drilled in in both undergrad math courses and grad machine learning courses; I'm confused to see it warrant an article.

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