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tintt

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    Comment #28197603

    I still think that software in general does show up in productivity trends. Take a look at nineties on the chart in the article, this productivity surge can easily be attributed to…

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    Comment #28135158

    Well, Facebook held the crown for way too long, it was bound to happen, but honestly I don’t see TikTok as a Facebook killer. It feels too niche to be popular in the long run.

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    Comment #28123611

    Was wondering the same

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    Comment #28123195

    Excellent point! Combustion engine did see a fair bit of progress.

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    Comment #28121824

    Same here with iOS Safari. Thank you for the direct link.

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    Comment #28121777

    > “What mechanism stops people from forging the original vaccine cards?” None, and that’s the real problem of the CDC cards. For a service like this to succeed, it needs to come up…

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    Comment #28120439

    Mechanical watch is a mesmerizing device. Makes you wonder though, why there was so little progress around mechanical technology (not only watch specific) lately? My car can talk t…

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    Comment #28120261

    Nice, didn’t know that one

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    Comment #28120239

    It’s cool, but 2D transformations are easy to wrap your head around anyway. Waiting for part two!

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    Comment #28109244

    I wish industry encouraged engineers more to pay attention to this kind of things, rather than to flashy bells and whistles. 30-50ms may seem insignificant, but has a huge impact o…

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    Comment #28106647

    You’re totally right, Saturn V, Space Shuttle, SLS – all of them are great technology, but financially speaking, they were all doomed from the get go. I weren’t trying to compare N…

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    Comment #28106565

    Agree on all points. I’m pretty sure Starship is going to be more economically viable than Space Shuttle ever was, I didn’t mean to compare them directly. And you’re right, $1k/kg …

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    Comment #28101817

    $7bn is just a third of NASA budget, it’s doable, but you’re right, there’s no reason to go as big as McMurdo Station with today’s technology.

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    Comment #28101798

    People were optimistic about LEO shipping costs when the Space Shuttle program just started, but it didn’t exactly work out economically. Partially reusable F9 was meant to decreas…

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    Comment #28094228

    TL;DR – drainage ditches, carbon dioxide traps, roofs that don’t collect rainwater and chickens that eat mosquitoes.

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    Comment #28094178

    Smart homes are so stupid today

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    Comment #28073344

    Given the speed of sound, 0.5ms delay occurs when you talk to anybody more than half-a-feet away

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    Comment #28069776

    This story has an Irvine Welsh flavor

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    Comment #28069769

    Mob is hiring backend guys now, brave new world

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    Comment #28064671

    Interesting, up to this day I thought that browser search is Cmd/Ctrl+F and webapp search is typically “/”. I got used to that to the point that I find it convenient.

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    Comment #28064577

    Second that. Do you rely on any image moderation service, Amazon Rekognition or similar?

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    Comment #28060905

    Sometimes I, a human being, can’t bypass Cloudflare

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    Comment #28060811

    That’s a very good point. Also explains why Data Scientists like their dynamic languages, and Embedded engineers prefer static typing.

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    Comment #28060728

    TIL that login through Apple ID shields my data from the service that I’m logging in. Idk about the dev side, but as a user I like it. I may start using this feature after all.

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    Comment #28060657

    That’s why I like Hacker News front end