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cyberneticcook
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Comment #42814135
If I may ask where did he buy the app from? Some online marketplace ? I’d love to browse these kind of deals.
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Comment #8935165
Could this be used to ahead-of-time compile Python code ? I'm more interested in getting to a native executable or library.
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Comment #8609909
How far away are Unikernels from being adopted in production ? Does it make sense to consider them for a project starting today ?
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Comment #7743256
I understand your frustration but I think pre-orders are important for them to understand how many units to manufacture. What if they produce too many, and people don't buy them ? …
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Comment #7738180
> It's not your data, just because it's about you. sure, I agree. In this case I think the mistake was made by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs who didn't understand the c…
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Comment #7737793
A distributed social network would be probably part of it but still doesn't successfully describe my idea (utopia might be a better term..). I would like any service to ask permiss…
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Comment #7737632
that's not what I meant. For example when using a mobile app, you can give access to your contact list, your position, your pictures etc...All data is stored on your phone and each…
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Comment #7737589
The biggest issue is that we don't own our data. It's stored in Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc.. servers. It should work the other way around, every individual should keep…
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Comment #7678575
I copy and paste URLs all day long too. I use CMD+L to select the whole URL and CMD+C to copy it. No big deal.
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Comment #7659665
I think it's dangerous to rely solely on a unit test suite to guarantee the correctness of your program. Each unit-tested component may pass its own tests, but that doesn't guarant…
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Comment #7633415
> otherwise what exactly are you testing? it depends, what do you want to test ? If you are testing a single function, why would you care whether the data comes from the database, …
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Comment #7610034
so what kind of tool would you recommend instead to deal with 100TB-1PB per day ? I'm genuinely interested.
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Comment #7441408
>> I am baffled as to why you'd build your castle atop a crumbling foundation I think you're using a wrong metaphor. Facebook foundations can't be crumbling just because they're ma…
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Comment #6977147
Siddartha - Herman Hesse
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Comment #6633023
I understand that for the author of the article the goal is to make a product that people use and that entails a financial return. I just want to say that building a software from …
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Comment #4400749
very helpful link, thanks. "there’s no question this will become the way new Mac users will find Mac software". It's true, and you have to be there if you want to be found.
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Ask HN:is it worth building a Mac app that can't be sold in the App Store?
I know that there are applications on OSX that are successful even without appearing on the App Store. However all those I can think of have been made before the coming of the App …