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andromeda__

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    Comment #14224914

    WTF! Who raises $5.5B at one go?

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    Comment #14177753

    True. Laravel is probably the best PHP framework I've come across but the error display page seems like the only thing I didn't like. It can be quite daunting at first; errors that…

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    Comment #14177732

    Sure you're not just smitten? Really? Stuff that took you years took her days? Kindly care to expound?

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    Comment #14094138

    There still seems to be a big problem that Electron is addressing that these React Native solutions aren't bothered with: it seems that users need to have Windows 10 whereas if you…

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    Comment #14085556

    >when they reached an impasse, switching positions in an argument Wow! That's insanely good. You'd actually get to do one of two things; see the holes in your argument or see the h…

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    Ask HN: What is the password management policy in your organization?

    Without going into specifics obviously, generally, how are passwords handled in your workplace? Asking because a while back my business started handling IT for some local businesse…

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    Comment #14077213

    >(The word "branding" feels odd to me. Probably not the word I would have chosen.) Yes it does have that generic feel to it.

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    Comment #14077192

    You're right. I seem to be facing a network issue. Some sites like HN are accessible while others aren't.

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    Comment #14077066

    You just crashed their site :) It's rendered inaccessible.

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    Comment #14077058

    > I can see how if I was a retail store I'd wanted to track everyone moving through my shops. Please elaborate on how this is possible i.e. what part of the tech would allow for th…

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    Comment #14076908

    One thing I learnt is that as humans we're probably more alike than we might want to accept. Many people are probably going through what you are going through and even though that …

  12. story
    Ask HN: How do you design your prototypes for physical products?

    As a developer who's been tinkering with Arduino, I've had a couple of ideas for physical products but I struggle with building a prototype i.e. an aesthetically pleasing casing br…

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    Comment #14071019

    Fundamentally disagree with the ethos of this article. What about ambition? What happened to that? > You won’t make the cover of Time Magazine and you won’t be ordering a private j…

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    Comment #14043320

    I think that malls have one 'Amazon-esque' quality that hasn't really been tapped into. Selection. Wide Selection. Plus one huge advantage over Amazon - proximity to customers. Thi…

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    Ask HN: How can Brick and Mortar malls utilize ecommerce?

    a) Is it sensible to bring an entire mall's individual shops' inventory online for customers to browse easily and have items delivered to them? b) What would be the value propositi…

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    Comment #13994212

    I think Brexit is probably the best decision Britain has made since WWII second only to electing Thatcher. I would have imagined that techies would appreciate this the most. The E.…

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    Comment #13994133

    There were some detractors who have been in the industry for quite some time; can't remember the exact names but folks from either Lockheed or Boeing as per Ashlee Vance's Elon bio…

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    Comment #13993496

    The incumbents said it couldn't be done...

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    Comment #13883423

    Why don't US companies just employ a 'double Irish' on all their IP? Edit: I mean from inception/company formation. Wouldn't that save you all the aforementioned headaches? Especia…

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    Comment #13852813

    >Development is hard. It really is. That's what Lothrop Stoddard called 'The Burden Of Civilization'. Essentially, this is to say that, in as much as civilization can be a good thi…