namikaze
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Google and others are looking ahead into the future to make AI a commodity. This is just another small step towards that direction.
Thank you. Is there a browser extension that does it automatically for all WSJ articles at HN?
This is the downside of free services. They can be easy to get started. But will bite back when they go out. It has been hard to trust Google after they took reader down.
Great news! Amazon will get into any kind of service that is part of an infrastructure. There are a one-stop shop of building blocks required to build a web service. Their inventory is only going to get diverse and bigger.
In this case Apple does not agree. They force everybody to use their rendering engine on iOS. To be clear, I do not condone this practice.
Posted by
namikaze on Monday November 23, 2015 @09:14PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Is this a trend that only I feel or do others find it too? There is none at the frontpage at this moment. Could it be that:1. We are busy this time of year
2. The bar of approval at HN has raised higher
3. It is just you. Data shows that it has increased.
But it is worthy of discussion around the issue of privacy to raise awareness. Current and past events serve as an example for us discuss and show that privacy is a human right that should not be compromised.
Can you please share the story that led to weeks of debates but was so clear to Jessica? It is very interesting to see how insights or intuition can help make decisions.
Its playful though a bit salty. I hope nobody gets fired.
Could you elaborate some points that motivated you to switch from go? What would be next?
Not relevant to the topic but my Midori browser on Ubuntu says:
Error - http://mck-.github.io/T3
The page 'http://mck-.github.io/T3' couldn't be loaded.
Cannot resolve hostname (mck-.github.io)
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Works fine on Firefox! Did Midori's URL parser mangle the path?
Interesting. Do dead account's not find out that they are dead? They might if they do not get any upvotes or replies after a few comments. Right?
Posted by
namikaze on Saturday August 10, 2013 @08:36AM
from the thehindu.com dept.