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by Kukumber 4y ago
Is "Whataboutism" a word that you learnt at your online CIA training course? Joke aside, i don't think it's "whataboutism", it's more like identifying inconsistencies and contradictions in the way they ope
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Apple has its own better Rust now Swift: - Servers - OS - Apps with a wonderful SwiftUI framework - C++ Interop - Ownership model - Crossplatform
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Who said it was comparable? I just notice some contradictions in the way they operate, that's it Up to you to make the comparison and conclusion, i will not tell you what to think
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by Kukumber 4y ago
And the US complains about Russia in Ukraine This comedy is fascinating
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by Kukumber 4y ago
it's nothing about data collection a law and data collection problem is fixed the problem is: it's a Chinese company, and they do better than US companies it happened in the past with European companies and Japanese ones, also wit
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by Kukumber 4y ago
"When we look at all of these wide-ranging apps that are connected to Chinese firms, it's actually almost nonsensical to ban just one when we see platforms in areas like precision agriculture, communications, gaming, all connected
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> tech allowed all kind of people to build wealth Not on the premise of merit, and your take is valid for every jobs, it's the definition of a job I agree with everything else you said
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Faster than the nordstream sabotage investigation, congrats FBI, we see where are the priorities Joke aside, i always found the "z-library" to be a bad name, "Babylon" would have been cooler imo
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Inflated salary in tech jobs = inflated real estate price = struggling lower middle class, go visit SF But that wasn't even the point i was trying to make, merit is no longer rewarded since the expectation for a high salary is the base
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It's kinda sad to read, is there an alternative to VSCode that is OSS and nonprofit? except things like VSCodium
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Money wasted on useless "software" jobs This shift was long overdue, hopefully we'll start to see meaningful projects that moves humanity forward from now on, economy of the self has to go I doubt that'll come from amazo
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by Kukumber 4y ago
The books needs to be written to be read
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Sometimes the question is more important than the actual answer Sometimes an answer reveals more than what one would have expected from the question In that case, none of the questions matter, but the intellectual process of reading it, and
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Back in July: https://nypost.com/2022/07/20/ukraine-invites-arms-makers-to... Doesn't look like they are interested in peace.. who pays for the weapons? Do they want to escalate the conflict so they can
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It's not a "security risk", it is a confession of defeat from the UK What are UK investors doing? What has the UK government done to empower a sovereign industry?
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by Kukumber 4y ago
That's the proper mindset to have, i applaud him
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> Dude, this thing is supposed to do a maximum of 5 knots on the surface of the sea. That's a fairly small fraction of the escape velocity, not to mention the whole getting of the ground thing. I suspect it'll end up looking so
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by Kukumber 4y ago
it's important to keep push the industry forward this could be an experimental space ship there is a lot to learn from this project i hope they'll succeed
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by Kukumber 4y ago
About time! The era of inflated salaries in tech jobs and unjustified promotion is coming to an end This led to a drastic downgrade everywhere in the west, wich helped foreign actors emerge, not grow, but occupy a voided place Bloat-driven
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> Iranian-backed threat group > hacked a Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) organization to deploy XMRig cryptomining malware Sure, all they care about is to mine crypto, that sounds fabricated The only interesting part is US go
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It would be interesting to see if that has changed in recent years, please share what you know and your findings!
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US lags behind Asia in AI, robotics adoption, putting businesses at risk (2018)(techrepublic.com)
1 points by Kukumber 4y ago|1 comments
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Your kids got hooked way before, remember MySpace, Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twiter, YouTube Maybe at that time journalists liked their job Nowadays Journalism is the most regretted major choice [1] That's when you know pr
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by Kukumber 4y ago
You'll be surprised if Aliens speak english
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by Kukumber 4y ago
reference: https://openjdk.org/projects/amber/
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by Kukumber 4y ago
how is that different from gov/military backed US companies who steal talents from foreign countries? by being passive racist, the US unveils to the world what they are doing for ages, and when it's others it's painted as evi
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by Kukumber 4y ago
.net is not "fast enough", it is 2x slower than Java "fast enough" is subjective, for some people NodeJS is "fast enough", for some other people python is "fast enough" cheating in benchmarks i guess
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by Kukumber 4y ago
https://www.swift.org/server/
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by Kukumber 4y ago
One betting on economy of tomorow One betting on economy of yesterday Wich was future proof? Both still import massively from foreign countries, but Germany will face more problems due to energy shortages The US always wanted to weaken Germ
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by Kukumber 4y ago
i know we live in a selfish society, but did you know the earth and the sun are not immortal?

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