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yankput
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Comment #38339129
Yeah how can you launder money with ATMs, all the cash in and out is accounted for in the system. They are scam but not for money laundering. Just scam.
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Comment #38324968
I was working on a Grab competitor, you would be surprised about the number of subsystems running there. There are entire teams that are working on just internal services that conn…
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Comment #38324868
This really feel like a supervillain origin story though Now Sam should make a green goblin mask and learn how to fly around town
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Comment #38316548
In my experience Teams is great for calls (both audio and video), horrible for chat. I guess because it's built on top of Skype codebase? (just a guess) But it's out of the scope f…
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Comment #38295566
Didn't they do some sort of cryptocurrency thing. How is that going? edit: it was called MobileCoin right edit2: they do https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360057625692-I…
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Comment #38250518
(HN capitalised CVs to CVS, not me.)
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Ask HN: Any Service for Maintaining CVs?
I am now in job search and I realized I super hate dealing with resumes/CV. Every time I keep re-editing the same Google Doc document, that keeps breaking; as I edit that, I start …
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Comment #38103336
I don't get it, didn't Google sold their domain business?
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Comment #37929078
It doesn’t surprise me that twitter engagement went down. It’s worse in every imaginable way (except for community notes, those are nice I guess) What does surprise me is how littl…
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Comment #37912145
Epic is underperforming
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Comment #37904390
Ahhh how did I miss that!! That is amazing. Goodbye gorilla mux.
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Comment #37864480
Didn’t notice that. But makes sense.
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Comment #37855751
sr.ht does that I don’t find it very user friendly (well, at all), but if you want a git forge that does that, you can use it.
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Comment #37830986
that reminds me of the famous “don’t anthropomorphize Larry Ellison” talk https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5170246
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Comment #37818646
this “assault on senses” is normal in these Chinese/Asian shopping apps, even the more “standard” ones. I know more the SEA ones than Chinese ones but they are all like this. I don…
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Comment #37804944
Funnily enough, literally the previous article from the same series praises Margaret Thatcher. Lol. https://www.theamericanconservative.com/how-the-ownership-re...
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Comment #37804852
I was as shocked as you, but then I remember, the paleo-conservative right doesn’t like big tech as they are seeing them as censors.
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Comment #37778588
I honestly didn’t know that, thanks for telling me. However shrimps do need to be cooked alive, right?
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Comment #37776182
There is a gradient, I think I’m fine with for example cooking lobsters or prawns and other seafood that needs to be basically cooked alive. Because they are less sentient and less…
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Comment #37749321
why can’t they just give them oculus pro glasses and make them meet in horizon?
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Comment #37700870
see: flowtype by facebook. I think it died out because no javascript dev wanted to learn OCaml.
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Comment #37695201
> The Closure Compiler is so much more than just "JavaScript but with types". It also provides minification, provided a namespacing system, additional standard library and such. Th…
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Comment #37680961
What a fascinating article. I never knew about these treasure hunts - and while I am not at all the type to get into it, the background with all the backstabbing and all the people…