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alexschleber
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Comment #11302101
Exactly. The whole piece is For those ~15 lines of unwrapped text, the whole page is 1900 lines in total.
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Comment #10950178
> Google has been curiously absent from the native advertising landscape. Compare: https://stratechery.com/2014/peak-google/
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Comment #10591082
Images (even small, low-quality ones) are far more costly than text, no?
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Comment #10357489
From everything I've seen/read during the security research phase for my project, trusting in the computational/security integrity of endless P2P nodes is not a road I want to go d…
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Comment #10356306
The piece and ars technica video show both the good and the bad of this new MSFT attempt: Some good ideas, but let's be real - ultimately a total niche product at $1500. Compare th…
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Comment #10336578
More fields... less compliance...
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Comment #10179853
Here is a potentially more urgent idea: Create a transpiler Javascript to Go. Now THAT would get my attention.
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Comment #10004774
I've been saying the same thing for ages... there even was a hashtag around at the time in 2012 if I recall... #waronwords Google could never decide if they wanted to G+ to basical…
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Comment #8701002
So can we say Joyent blew it with too much corporatism?
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Comment #7854626
Blanket #surveillance, a domestic enemy to the Constitution? Discuss... "I, [name], do solemnly swear that I will support & defend the Constitution of the United States against all…
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Comment #7406510
=== Just FYI... after opening this link, === and in short succession this nearby one: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7404618 ("HTML is almost 100% responsive out of the box (fluidity…
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Comment #7406492
=== Just FYI... after opening this link, === and in short succession this nearby one: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7404218 ("Bootflat"), something sent my Firefox browser and then …
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Comment #4786787
Very interested in the MongoDB and MySql issue, and trade-offs you've perceived with each.