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dangxiaopin

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    Comment #25016107

    very bad news for small and medium business and the ultimate win for the transnational monopolies. Bad news for BTC in the medium term

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    Comment #21601355

    It does at Google. They have enough fat to digest it for a while.

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    Comment #21601338

    In my opinion, one party California is a fascist state. Hey, SF just elected a Chavist as a DA: that person actually went and helped Hugo Chavez administration. By that yardstick, …

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    Comment #21463669

    They were too risk averse then (probably a consequence of the gigantic funding). Maybe the risk is lower now.

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    Comment #21463572

    I am long on Uber: taxis are dead, it will not go anywhere. The only problem is that the board made a strategic mistake that felt good short term. They tried to retain users by pus…

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    Comment #21067586

    How did you find it? I do not see it. I searched /newest

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    Ask HN: I my submission resulted in odd error (or shadowban)?

    I attempted to submit https://www.infoworld.com/article/3440557/should-open-source-licenses-fight-evil.html Normally, when you submit a URL that has already been submitted, you are…

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    Comment #21003055

    Watch this one disappearing too

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    Comment #20996599

    So if it was Berkeley (a state school), he should have not been fired?

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    Comment #20996567

    It's not a company. It's a university, for God sake. If no free speech there anymore, then where? In the kitchen, like in the USSR? Now if he was a pedophile, he should be in jail.…

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    Comment #20991874

    I'd think that at P/E of 65 you'd expect some future growth?

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    Comment #20991799

    And how do you know this is all wrong? At least I get to look at our app internal analytics and compare. Do you have access to their internal analytics? Also contrast this to https…

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    Comment #20991689

    Yet Google Trends exactly reflects (exhibits?) Google Play data of our app that has 37 million registered users.

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    Comment #20991523

    I can only interpret that they are talking about logged in users with accounts. The users were logged out during the pre-IPO and that resulted in some double counting in their seco…

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    Comment #20991477

    FB owns Instagram https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge... and WhatsApp. I would argue that the market is a bit more rational there.

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    Comment #20991440

    From the article you quoted (call me cynical): "Disclosure: I am/we are long PINS. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation fo…

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    Comment #20991377

    >insiders must already be aware The lockup period does not expire till mid-october. I read their 10-Q and found this gem about "user re-authentication": "Users MAUs at quarter-end …

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    Comment #20991141

    Pinterest is next https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...

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    Comment #20990741

    "When the forest is chopped down, the chips fly" --Joseph Stalin

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    Comment #20978677

    The competition is Fastly for example. The downside is that there are fewer and fewer independent websites.

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    Comment #20978412

    The newest trend in banks is to migrate to AWS. See recent Capital One hack. They view it as a combination of commodity hardware with cheap software.

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    Comment #20975918

    I am not 100% sure either, but I think /dev/fbN does not exist without a fb driver. DRM uses /dev/dri/renderNNN

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    Comment #20975833

    A word of caution if you are starting a small LCD project: the framebuffer approach is dead on Linux. The new approach is DRM (Direct Rendering Manager), that allows partial LCD up…