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by BartjeD 2y ago
Normally during the legislative process a record is kept about deliberations leading up to the proposals for texts, and amendments etc.. In a 'normal' European democracy judges and lawyers use these deliberations to argue what the
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by BartjeD 2y ago
In the Netherlands there is work from home legislation. Legally requiring it to be allowed, where possible and reasonable. The reasoning is that it reduces traffic and reduces stress. This existed since 2000 ish. It has expanded since covid
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Yes, personally I don't think it's a good idea to host these things with the US companies. As a citizen I prefer it's in my own country, unless it's really not critical or interesting information / services. The UK
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by BartjeD 2y ago
It's disingenuous to read my comment as saying no theory existed, ever. It should be obvious that when you talk about theory covering a product, there either is a theoretical framework, or there isn't. In the case of suspension br
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by BartjeD 2y ago
In the Netherlands, critical infrastructure is required to be hosted in government cloud data centers. An exception is possible if after a risk assessment and the determination that no state secrets may be exposed, a government body decided
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by BartjeD 2y ago
It's apples and oranges. If a founder is successful they stand to earn billions in intellectual property value, not to mention the income from the product itself. PHD's earn practically no money even if they are succesful, apart f
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by BartjeD 2y ago
I think most computer science is inaccessible to the average programmer, who can't read and understand a mathematical proof either. That's not to say the average programmer is a dunce. The opposite. It's simply that science a
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Just what you receive, i'd assume. Where reception is a legal definition. Essentially when a reasonable third party can be said to have received. In English legal systems attached terms and conditions work the same way, with regard to
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by BartjeD 2y ago
And they work slavery hours,6 am to 1am
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Galloping gertie is an example in America. Your definition of theory only fits if you scope it so narrow that it's useless to the problem space.... Because the point is that theory didn't entirely cover that space. And bridges did
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by BartjeD 2y ago
This is so wrong Most suspension bridges were built without a theoretical model, because didnt have one yet. Theory caught up much later. Innovation often happens in absence of Theory.
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Why do you think the western world is in a stable decline? You mean in terms of population? The Chinese population is also declining. So i'm curious why you think the ratio is skewed, my impression is China is going to shrink more, fas
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by BartjeD 2y ago
I doubt that advertisers require a bogus consent flow implementation. More likely their legal checkbox is that GDPR rights are properly protected, such as via a consent flow, if needed. That normally requires an assessment of the rights imp
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by BartjeD 2y ago
We do now, hahaha Delta is going after CrowdStrike, and I doubt they'll be the last.
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by BartjeD 2y ago
If this ran on google's own cloud it amounts to internal bookkeeping. The only cost is then the electricity and used capacity. Not consumer pricing. So negligible. It is rather unfortunate that this sort of paper is hard to reproduce.
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by BartjeD 2y ago
There are so many english centric assumptions here. Regulation of liability can be very generic and broad, with open standards that dont need to be updated. Case in point: Most of continental Europe still uses Napoleon's code civile to
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by BartjeD 2y ago
I think that for the average person, not represented on this website, it's actually very important to save money, and just suffer the cheapest option available.
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Except it hasn't got much to do with Windows... its a faulty kernel software package from a commercial vendor unrelated to the OS. Philosophically it's always good to have diversity, precisely to avoid such disruptions. But the re
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by BartjeD 2y ago
For spilling a hot coffee cup you get $ 2.7 million worth of punitive damages. But for killing more than 200 people and trying to hide the evidence, we'll charge you 200 million and call it a day. That's less per person than the p
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by BartjeD 2y ago
For spilling a hot coffee cup you get $ 2.7 million worth of punitive damages. But for killing more than 200 people and trying to hide the evidence, we'll charge you 200 million and call it a day. That's less per person than the p
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by BartjeD 2y ago
`without torpedoing your economy` It's OK to kill people, just let the company go bankrupt afterward... Better luck next time! What an immensely unsatisfying bunch of intellectually corrupt market-speak regurgitation. There are laws. T
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by BartjeD 2y ago
.Net and rust and many other languages also support binary deploy. You raise the impression this is a unique property of 'go', how come? You guys have go tunnel vision because you work with it?
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by BartjeD 2y ago
Copper gets stolen a lot these days. Even from cables. So door handles might not be the best idea.
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by BartjeD 3y ago
What does the update process look like? After I install this via the install script on, say, Debian. An update comes along. What do I do? Run the install script again? Or does the web UI have a process for initiating an update? I couldn&#x
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Do you think you yourself would do better? Are crime rates significantly lower in US States that have the death penalty? Are crime rates lower in States that punish more severely compared to States that punish less severely? The state of ar
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Any fool can register a patent though... It's only during the actual enforcement of a patent that it's validity can be called into question. It isn't so unusual for a patent to be struck down in court. Patent offices have ten
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by BartjeD 3y ago
The fraudulent author must have enjoyed the 'in joke' -- He's the one create vulnerabilities..
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Garnet is MIT licensed. See: https://github.com/microsoft/garnet
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Microsoft has its own redis alternative: https://github.com/microsoft/garnet
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Stealth planes are great for taking out air defense. Good luck defending your airspace with just drones.

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