LunaSea

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by LunaSea 6mo ago
It's precisely because they graduated 5000+ companies that fraud is more difficult to avoid. They scaled up massively the size of each batch and their frequency to a point where they are incapable of auditing them.
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by LunaSea 6mo ago
In other unrelated news, the C-suite is expecting a raise this year.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Of course they are sending millions of pounds a day to other countries. In this case China for the panels.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
But at the moments they cover only a tiny percentage of our electricity needs, not even talking about storage or the heating needs which usually come from gas.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Micro grids are legal outside of Germany like in Belgium
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
I like the transition to renewables , but there is nothing inevitable about it. We don't produce solar panels or have the materials to produce them in Europe. So we're just as dependent on imports as before.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Yup, just a coincidence.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
You're missing Moldova as well. And yes, Russia keeps invading, hacking, politically pressuring and organising disinformation campaigns to make these ex-USSR countries fall back into Russia's bloody wing.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Could you expand on the design flaw in question?
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Isn't he responsible for this downturn?
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Should we introduce a new HTTP header : `X-CTF-TEAM: NSA` ?
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
How do you know that Claude's moc matches the AWS API behaviour perfectly?
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
This has been known by Node.js developers for a while with many C++ core and NPM modules being rewritten in JavaScript to improve performance.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
I wonder if Y Combinator will start getting serious again about due diligence and founder selection.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
This follows HDD and SSD price increases.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
For Bun you're thinking of simple key / values, hardly a database. They also have a SQLite driver which is still just a package.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
> Most obviously, Java has JDBC. I think .NET has an equivalent. Drivers are needed but they're often first party, coming directly from the DB vendor itself. So it's an external dependency that is not part of Java. It doesn&#x2
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
In 2022 they had 25K employees and interns. That's tiny. Source: https://blog.google/company-news/outreach-and-initiatives/di...
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Google & co have very little footprint in the EU.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
> I will assume statistically that's unlikely Statistically, CEOs of large companies are quite well represented on the psychopathy spectrum. Just a few of his quotes: > Critics calling Palantir a surveillance company are “parasi
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
I would say that it is closer to an Internet to which you are not invited to.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
If by spectrum the psychopathy spectrum is meant, then yes, he's on the spectrum.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
You already lose your data after instance restart so I think that full region outage is already out of question.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
So are drug dealers
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Props data passed to React itself isn't immutable which is probably one of the missing bricks. React only checks references but since the objects aren't immutable they could have changed even without the reference changing. Immuta
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
And the US with Oracle famously making it illegal to benchmark the performance of their database.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
Sure, but maybe you'll have to ad dark patterns, track users or create ad campaigns yourself for this kindergarten website. Maybe that kindergarten want to cut food and people costs to make more money. Which could lead to very real con
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
I think that you can find something morally wrong with most companies or practices within these companies.
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
I think moral purity tests for work places is a delicate and tough question event for software development. Which work places would you feel are acceptable? What about a bank? They invest or loan money to weapons manufacturers. What about a
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by LunaSea 7mo ago
That's exactly the argument made by Putin to invade Ukraine. Congratulations.

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