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Comment #26829484
Are there any estimates on how much power Bitcoin consumed so far?
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Comment #21087591
Even though unfortunate to loose support of good people like him, it would be in the interest of the foundation to honer the PM to make biggest impact for their efforts.
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Comment #19492511
Wonderful, have been waiting for this for a long time. At one point I thought of developing my self. But 43mb for password sync app?? Is it not too much?
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Comment #16518982
Money of course.
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Comment #16518979
Buying a L4 car may be not possible. Because I don't even think they will start selling them initially. May be we can bet on number of L4 cars in operation after 5 years.
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Comment #16514603
Wow, all 10 first comments are negative about it. I wonder would these people would bet against it? I would love to bet in favor of the article.
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Comment #13688494
So during week days(Mon to Friday) you eat only 3 times?
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Comment #13575962
This is similar to what React.js or Vue.js does on the browser. I always thought of this, very nice to see it running. I worry about the following.. 1. How we do complex objects li…
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Comment #13489094
Yes, that is what I thought. Until I started using some more wired Polymer components. Not all components get problems though.
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Comment #13488316
We did use in production. And it sucks to support it. Problems.. * Dynamic components wont work with Vue. Lists etc. * Loading individual html files for each component. Could not f…
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Comment #13481410
Depends on which components you need. Normal HTML with Bootstrap CSS will mostly cover the basics. And there are other individual Vue component libraries like VueTable etc.
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Comment #13481354
Polymer is built for the world without Vue.js or React. They are slow and heavy weight compared to very very optimized DOM operations done by Vue.js or React. I think the time for …
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Comment #13481334
No you can not. Telling from experience. Here is the reason.. Vue is optimized to create/update your DOM elements based on data. Polymer does create a DOM node and internally imple…
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Comment #13481248
We implemented our own. We don't need more than 10 different type of fields. So basically it will take couple of hours to create those base components to our requirements. The main…
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Comment #13481180
I have actually tried to use this to build an enterprise application. Here is what we found. * Most of the components they provide are very basic and does not actually require them…
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Comment #12828770
Yes it is. Even though you are comparing two different libraries that does different things, vue.js is easy then jquery. Because it is much smaller in it's api. What it does is ver…
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Comment #12028942
Looking for Matrix vs Jabber. Is there any comparison document? Also I was just trying to implement our own Telegram Server to take advantage of Free Telegram Clients available. Ca…
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Comment #11867160
It is like using all web apps in native wrapper and the telling that all web apps looks like native apps. Slack desktop is a webapp packed in native wrapper.
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Comment #11612486
Yes, Hyderabad India. But still very less compared to market. Also because we are a money loosing product company :-). At least in Indian market what most developers make is just b…
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Comment #11611988
My entire company of 10+ developers combined earn less than those interns :-) It is okey, telling only for comparison. (BTW it is not like we are kids, we have multiple products wh…
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Comment #11415073
Even South Indian agricultural practices are not much different. As of now there is big water shortage in Hyderabad and I think South India also will also showup in NASA's next yea…
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Comment #11252337
Just yesterday tried to install Gitlab-ce in C1 then realized that there is no ARM build for it. Went to digitalocean just for x86. And today they introduced x86, great news.
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Comment #10173664
Even though it is something I wanted to know, unfortunately this is not a story that I want to read at hacker news.
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Comment #8838540
To be Immortal, or not to be, that is the question for each cell. Here is simple explanation of Aging(and probably cure) https://www.authorea.com/users/13335/articles/13690/_show_a…