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by Guest42 6y ago
Agreed, I think that a lot of info gets lost by over-aggregating and by over-summarizing
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by Guest42 6y ago
False claim.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I disagree with how frequently some topics or perspectives are pushed....i.e. Rust is better for this, now Rust can be used for that.....although that comes subjectively from a bias and appreciation I have towards C
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by Guest42 6y ago
Are there specific issues that you have with the comment and deeper insights than those described? If so, what are they, and what data do you have to support them?
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by Guest42 6y ago
In my office the parents and people that have their own offices as opposed to cubicles are the only ones looking to return.
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by Guest42 6y ago
To me it seems the real goal of hyping these things so heavily is to increase their cloud revenues.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I also think it helps users to craft more genuine responses as opposed to those that get rewarded with votes.
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by Guest42 6y ago
That sums it up perfectly. I'm sure that Ron Wyden would agree. It would be great for this position to get some momentum.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Perhaps should look at a wider date range than 2010-2019 in order to determine patterns and magnitude. Perhaps should also consider totals that are net of environmental costs.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Agreed, I had a much different perspective after reading the whole story.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Many problems have numerous solutions.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Hiring is very slow at the moment and the beater would likely require a lot of maintenance and have a high price tag although I agree that it’s smart to drive cars that are more economical.
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by Guest42 6y ago
The intended meaning was clear.
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by Guest42 6y ago
For a while I dove into this topic heavily and it seemed that most of the resources I’ve found were good and surprisingly similar as the sample size got larger. Initially I was pretty skeptical about some being less authentic but that matt
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by Guest42 6y ago
Yes, just like the letter C is generic when naming a programming language.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Goodness, I worked at a startup that burned through 200k worth of cloud credits pretty fast but that’s amazing
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by Guest42 6y ago
In my experience the data just seems bigger for organizations when the proper hardware, software, and coding practices aren’t used.
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by Guest42 6y ago
That would require practicality, the toughest thing to sell
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by Guest42 6y ago
Does anyone know if it works for GSM and CDMA sim cards?
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by Guest42 6y ago
This one had 600 on-site employees serving 12 million customers. Not sure how many were off-site.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Perhaps unemployment being up leads to people not wanting ER bills even more than usual.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Working at a medium-sized bank the data center costs were very significant.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I think that lending will be tightening up as well.
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by Guest42 7y ago
Does amazon allow seller sites to have lower prices?
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by Guest42 7y ago
Supermarkets don’t have even a fraction of the internal business data which leads to a more competitive marketplace.
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by Guest42 7y ago
Yes, I think that websites are an analogous in the sense that eventually adding features starts to get in the way
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by Guest42 7y ago
Are you claiming that everything is normal and would benefit from a complete reopen? Are you also claiming that the economy is in otherwise healthy shape regardless of the interest rate levels and global buyback programs that have been ong
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by Guest42 7y ago
I don't think the analysis gets completed before the decision gets made.
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by Guest42 7y ago
Thank you very much for the detailed answer.
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by Guest42 7y ago
What I wonder is the best way to determine whether this is going on and if so what it is doing exactly (or in broad terms)

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