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noah-kun··on Apple is under fire for moving iCloud data to China
Very deceptive title. Apple is not moving your iCloud data to China. But it is working with a Chinese company to manage data of it's Chinese customers. They are also investing in those companies to build the infrastructure. This is a change that has to due with partnering with companies that understand China well.
noah-kun··on Ask HN: How do you hire senior developer?
First, consider hiring and training non-senior devs.

Also, many talented devs prefer remote-only.

noah-kun··on China bans the letter N from the internet as Xi Jinping extends grip on power
Exciting to watch China grow.
noah-kun··on Can Blockchains Reduce Social Inequality?
no
noah-kun··on Performance Benchmark 2018 – MongoDB, PostgreSQL, OrientDB, Neo4j and ArangoDB
That’s not the conclusion of this at all...
noah-kun··on Experiments generating video (and audio) of Chrome headless sessions
There is a video demonstration in the Google Docs slideshow linked.
noah-kun··on Tyson Joins Bill Gates, Cargill to Invest in Lab-Meat Producer
When talking about lab-meat solutions, folks list many benefits. But those same benefits exist with much, much cheaper vegan and vegetarian solutions that are already on the market. Whilst others are spending millions on lab-made meat substitutes, I've been eating economical meat-free meals that taste, to me, often indistinguishable from meat-containing dishes.

These menu items expand even more for Westerners when you extend into Indian cuisine, which reaches new levels of flavour, often without meat as well.

It's another area in which the solution teased by Western capitalist culture is over-engineered and over-priced, and the better solution is much simpler and just involves looking at what those outside our comfort zone have devised already.

noah-kun··on Net Neutrality explained in Whopper terms
Are there any repercussions for my negative reply to this ad? Or can I keep posting as usual?
noah-kun··on Net Neutrality explained in Whopper terms
This is an advertisement for Burger King.
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