well Yes and No. Again: Google only serves a lot of ads because has a lot traffic, only has traffic because is better at user experience. Otherwise is a tricky case to win.. It wil be extremely hard to prove on court that newspapers don't have any other ad alternatives other than google, hence the case for anti-trust or similar. It will be an interesting case to watch, more political than technical.
Why? hopefully not. The reason HN is cool is that content is moderated by the community. That's exactly what you don't get in neither google nor newspapers
and yes don't get me wrong.. I agree with the general idea behind the lawsuit: Google's is hostile and anti-competitive monopolisitic company. Yet, the initial problem remains, newspapers whant this `ownership` back, but doing so with very biased views, where they will dictate what is `newsworthy` or not
As much a really don't like Google, I'm afraid newspapers are losing traffic and thus revenue from their own mistakes. Example here: We're all using HN to learn about this article. If I go to the front page of USA TODAY, I'm show a buntch of useless articles and news that are irrelevant to me. That's the only wining strategty: Google uses algorithms to optimize user experency, legacy newspapers still belive that they are the ones that will dictactate what you'll read or not.
Looks really cool, but What is the goal?
Redis already something instantly fast, and single thread brings a lot of benefits. Also Redis is multithreaded in a few smart things (sync to disk is a separated thread)
This is amazing! however for my iMac there are still some issues like the GPU Acceleration in Public Beta, see current issue #108. Hopefully someone will finish this issue, I have no ideia how to code this GPU issue.
Impressive how many companies are stuck on quite old java versions. We are a core API for payments services, and we need to force our customers to upgrade to newer Java versions as most of them don't support newer encriptyion protocols
Blame the messenger. Media is going crazy about this with no fundamentals at all. SVB was already doomed at least a year ago when they bought HTM assets.
For everyone working on tech... When your friends mock you, and make funny comments how tech is hard and often unpleasant to use this a perfect example.
This thread have multiple `techy` examples, how binary numbers works, etc. Thurth is the year is 2023 we have CPUs with billions of transistors and we still have fundamentaly basic bugs like math.
I really don't understand why languages dont default to decimals for literals..
Can someone explain me: Deno is becoming such a confusing framework, initially NodeJS alternative now it seems to me that is trying to compete with NextJs?
Cloudflare pricing is crazy rabbit hole. What are the triggers the need to migrate to Cloudflare enterprise? moreover is possible to just be pay-per use?
I really curious about how this unfolds, I was planning to migrate from `AWS Lambda` to `Cloudflare Workers` as a paying customer. I'm basicaly an API with lots of JSON.
Why Cloudflare cancel paying Workers customers? Makes no sense to me.
I really curious about how this unfolds, I was planning to migrate from AWS Lambda to Cloudflare Workers. And we have LOTs of Json, and APIs. Why would they cancel paying Workers customers?
I'm always impressed with the amazing Math and Engineering required to convert radio signals, especially when dealing with thousand of antennas, into images. A Project ambitious like this requires lots and lots of high quality hardware and software.