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Jansen312
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Compiled with memory safety? Which language you have in mind better than rust at this moment? Just curious.
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Legality requires to be tested in court. Until it is, anything is technically neither legal nor illegal unless you opt to not contest it in court when exerted by other parties.
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Consider Indian consumer isn't with high purchasing power in comparison to EU, NA and APAC, Starlink can temporary avoid that and support Indian regional countries like Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. It is hard to believe Indian g
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Established market player can go below cost also. But they choose not to. They have plenty of inefficiency built in due to legacy baggages like less productive older workers or unions. The competition from startups are welcome boon to destr
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Seems to even more dumbing down the populace starting from kids. How are we going to be competitive when every Asians from Koreans to Singaporean to Chinese to Indians kids are doing maths that majority American adult can't? I think Ca
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Then it will turn into a consensus to define it. Probably will turn into C or C++ committees with ever changing goalposts. So in the end it will be back to square one but instead of the orginal issue it will be a layer up finding the perfec
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Japan has too many subsidies and intra-corporations-labour protection. That shielded them at the expense of stagflation.
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Centralized hospital and clinics in certain locations. Don't allow building healthcare based on maximized spread. When there are multiple alternatives next to each other, it generates not just competition for customers (patients) but a
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For everything else there is master card.
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Should we be saying meta employees instead? Or it is just the FB part that employees leaving?
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Do it now. Sign up. 4 years later you will have it. The longer you wait the more agony you will go through. 89 years old only gotten his PhD. You can do it. I have seen many gotten their degree in their late teens and early 20s and go on to
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Covid vaccines cannot 100% prevent infection like polio vaccine. There are papers that talked about vaccinated people with higher load virus for the initial infection. Given vaccinated people tends to display even less symptoms and more asy
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Small country. Young population. Superb medical facilities easily rival most parts of USA. Free covid healthcare (covid cases are handled by government) so people not going die at home due to scare of medical bill. Swift regulations to cont
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China is a unique case. Shaming do work because of the "face culture". Based on current behavior governing elite in China, I would conclude, it is working to some extend.
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Cop26 people live in high castle. Poor people is an ugly sight to them. To them poor people should be driving Tesla and eat from wholefood. If they can't is because they are lazy.
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Doesn't work this way. When they give you shit, you either turn in gold or resign. Otherwise it will just be scapegoat firing. Seen this many times. This happen not because the company culture but individual managers that need to prote
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That is basically zero covid strategy. You need to be lucky that 1. Virus don't change like smallpox and polio (not true for covid). 2. Vaccines stop infection or herd immunity is a thing (not true for covid) 3. Virus evolves into less
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Official or public available info on those Chinese debts are a couple hundred mils. Yes these are peanuts. But unofficial numbers are several magnitude higher even extremely likely Chinese authority unaware of (2008 showed that US governmen
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The basically forgot how to do business. Keeping cost low. Sell more than your competitors and make profit. What they did was get as big market as possible in that sector by all means even if it is bad niche or higher cost than their sellin
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Had Nazi Germany coordinated with Japan to focus on Russia, we would have lost. Japanese stretch too thin across Asia Pacific islands. They would have done much better had they establish their empire on eastern Russia while Germans chomping
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If they do thorium then I am all for it. If not (so can feed their nuclear weaponizations) we all pray for the people over there. Their track records of industry accidents aren't that proud of.
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When clock travel faster than speed of light it catches up with the previous light showing clock earlier time. That is time travel as observed (assuming observable anyway). For observable the clock will stay fixed and then disappear as no l
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A lot of managers and CEOs behave in this way. It is their privileged training ground. Of course it isn't effective if the environment is more to employee than employer like current situation. Once in a while they will hit a jackpot of
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Diamond and black pearl are good example where "savvy" people want them because others do. Modern days, bitcoin and all those altcoins would be the same. One own happiness of these "savvy" people depends on how others pe
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Supreme court can review the act passed by Congress and modified it or nullify it which clearly unconstitutional. Essentially they are scared and just choose the cowardly way of ignoring it. Basically turning into NATO more and more each da
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That secrecy court is illegal, supreme court is in constitution. That secrecy court is just an act by congress which is much lower than supreme court at constitution level. If the SCOTUS refuse to review this, then only people through revol
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Has been user since Netscape open sourced it. Initially it gained a lot of users largely due to it been very customizable and listened to feedbacks. Over the years, I don't use FF anymore especially when they deprecated xul and Waterfo
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Some vocal voices are superusers that can affect others to use or not. Think of them as like current social media influencers. FF userbase has been in decline for sometime now during which those vocal feedbacks had been largely ignore. Perh
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Work hours adapt to human behavior. Some industries end "work" around 3pm. Some ends at noon. DST is basically a communism way to force everyone to adopt a standardized time that a leader there envision. What happens if the day tu
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Foundations series as a whole was relatively lite. Characters aren't that sophisticated as what you get in GoT, Dune, or Tolkiens. Screen adaptations are mostly to target a different kind of audience. People who loves the original book
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