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by Fordec 1y ago
Who, funnily enough, will probably be the largest impacted by such things as locking down H1Bs. Old and still accessible beats inaccessible. BTW the source of the USAs demographic resistance to aging has been the sheer fact it was that immi
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by Fordec 1y ago
There's a logically fallacy in there. Throwing up border walls does not stop capital. Capital can still exist outside the borders and work with the supply chains of the other countries minus 1. And pick an inflow metric that capital ca
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by Fordec 1y ago
So the replacement is the talent stays in their own country, making local wages there where their talents are leveraged via offshoring instead. They still work to their skillset, wages remain suppressed but their country of origin get their
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by Fordec 1y ago
Same, three actually, none of which the US. A closer representation for the US brain may be who is considering between different states? Here is the thing, other countries do not necessarily work exactly the same way as the US or individual
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by Fordec 1y ago
Its interesting that they went with the Elastic License. Maybe this is a leaf in the wind that we're going to see more adoption of the license outside of Elastic. I get it's not a "standard" license, but standard license
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by Fordec 1y ago
The better alternative? Dunno. An alternative is iPhone and just take some of the benefits that comes with it. It's been a much more closed ecosystem from the start, but it's owned it. Google had a competitive advantage over that
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by Fordec 1y ago
Welp, I was euphemistically already not a fan of the developer experience for Android, now it's straight dead to me. No reason to ever touch another day of Kotlin. Come to think of it, why am I even on Android now as a user?
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by Fordec 1y ago
> Are you American? Nope, but have spent my time in the Bay and Massachusetts. Born European and currently in Canada. But, guess what, every country looking at their trade deals in the world are not American either. If you need to be Ame
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by Fordec 1y ago
If removed in 3 years. So many societal norms are being broken, what's one more. It sounds hyperbolic to say out loud because it usually is, but we're dealing with any possible scenario here.
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by Fordec 1y ago
> The tax strategies these companies use are known Links to an article from 2017 about a tax loophole that was closed in 2020 [0]. As an Economist that by his Wikipedia article [1] dedicates so much of his time talking about the Irish ta
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by Fordec 2y ago
Can the script on this then be flipped? Build a search engine, clearly smaller in scope and commercial utility, that if a site links to a payment or ad network, de-rank it heavily. Then the end result should be in theory, filled with what o
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by Fordec 2y ago
Maybe not exactly the iPhone moment, but may be the AR PalmPre. A further slimmer, less goofy version of this may actually have potential.
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by Fordec 2y ago
How often do judicial prosecutions air a given case out in the public space? Especially pre-trial. Isn't that ripe for potential to ruin the case generally speaking?
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by Fordec 2y ago
There are two Irish state departments that are hyper competent. The IDA and Revenue. This can involve both. I'm not at all worried or the political blowback will see them functionally banned from Europe and an acceleration of the socia
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by Fordec 2y ago
Most major chipsets have their design specs in PDF format online with all the info there for interfacing on a hardware level. Many drivers these days are open source. Kicad is free to use for designing PCBs. And finally https://w
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by Fordec 2y ago
Or 3D nethack
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by Fordec 2y ago
The debt was built up majority bailing out the banks from the 2008 housing crisis to the cost of $85B. If it was spent on welfare, it was on corporate welfare. As for health,the health outcomes are 6 years more life per person for $7.1k&#x2
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by Fordec 3y ago
AI generated reference that actually just doesn't exist and hallucinated?
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by Fordec 3y ago
Zero risk of that. Libel requires proof, and having this go to court would require airing that proof in open court. If this is truthful at all and it only casts shade on one director, and retaliatory suits would be more harmful to the compa
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by Fordec 3y ago
After 18 years at Google he's likely at a stage in his life where he's at f-you money in his bank account. If he cares more about the company culture than being rehired by the people that disagree with his outlook, why not let it
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by Fordec 3y ago
Literally officially breaking out the microwave as we speak, tonight's going to be a ride
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by Fordec 3y ago
MSFT stock already dropped a bit before the bell on the news. That may be baked in by faster movers. This is not stock advice but I'm more inclined to sell NVDA as whatever happens next is a distraction and will slow AI market growth a
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by Fordec 3y ago
So move to Europe then. Enjoy your $75k/yr salary with 42% income tax. Other fomments in this thread are using $150k as a baseline salary of reasonable expectation. It's not a big deal to you after all. I on the other hand emigrat
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by Fordec 3y ago
And yet, statistically, the vast majority will be healthy. And the ones with chronic issues should know where they need to be on how to manage it. It's down to you if how you want to live your life. Plenty of tech companies that aren&#
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by Fordec 3y ago
This is why dissolution isn't some whopsey-doodle word. When there's nothing left, there's nothing left. If that is a risk, including in that is your private healthcare provision, leave this stuff up to the 20 year olds that
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by Fordec 3y ago
What a lovely way of saying that everyone who doesn't leave the platform is about to become a Ubisoft tier Developer filled with spyware. Burning even their users that don't quit the platform. How absolute this decimation of th
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by Fordec 3y ago
I'm talking about me. I changed, I matured and took on wider problems. If you read my self improvement as an direcy insult or anything about you, that speaks more about your mindset than anything. And if thats the case I now see why yo
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by Fordec 3y ago
Everything can be circumvented. I but this isn't some SaaS service, I don't need to survive forever, just about twelve hours. I can achieve that. Yeah, I grew up and realized that there's more to the world than mere developer
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by Fordec 3y ago
> Don't accept votes from unknown, untrusted randoms. Trust can be built from metadata. You stop it from being unknown, by shock, building up knowledge through recording it. > They can't DDoS you if you have them pay for the
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by Fordec 3y ago
One person, one vote. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_man,_one_vote A core of Democracy is indeed preventing ballot stuffing when people go to upload the vote results they see. We're just not talking about e

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