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LunaSea
4y ago
Aren't other people joining his project in this case?
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LunaSea
4y ago
> Since 2011 Green Planet Energy has been selling the proWindgas product which was initially 100% imported fossil gas, and the company promised a gradual increase in the proportion of hydrogen generated from excess renewable energy.[5] A
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LunaSea
4y ago
But a lot did. Microsoft Word still exists but somehow lots of people prefer using Google Docs because it has those cool features.
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LunaSea
4y ago
> 10 years ago you could have productively used your computer and software without ever needing to touch an internet connection And then users wanted collaboration features, weren't keeping their software up to date (so it had to be
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LunaSea
4y ago
Well Greenpeace is selling gas so it seems to be yes.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Apparently they can
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LunaSea
4y ago
You have to modify num1 to see the reference change. e.g: `num1[0] = 42` Your code is currently only reassigning a new value to the num1 variable.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Don't companies currently prevent the creation of those?
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LunaSea
4y ago
How do you know it's only the first sign of trouble? Regular employees don't have the possibility to change companies from the inside, leaving is the only option.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Could you detail how that new setup would look like?
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LunaSea
4y ago
So your point is that there is no reason to not serve everything behind the same origin, it only requires setting up a full fledged CDN to do so. I'm sorry but that's simply not an acceptable constraint.
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LunaSea
4y ago
You're very naive if you think this would have worked. Look at what happens to other whistleblowers destiny.
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LunaSea
4y ago
This is not necessarily only a legal issue it's also an information security issue. You can't guarantee the integrity and privacy of the full request and response chain. This goes against various security standards and ISOs. You m
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LunaSea
4y ago
I don't think that security requirements are a "made up" restriction. It's like saying that a house built without a lock is a made up issue and that no lock pr door is needed.
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LunaSea
4y ago
As I mentioned above this doesn't work for all CDNs and also involves trusting your CDN to MitM your API
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LunaSea
4y ago
So that would indicate that you don't do end-to-end TLS on your infrastructure for the API which means that Fastly man-in-the-middles your API. In a lot of sensitive businesses that wouldn't be allowed.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Say that you want to serve your API from the same origin as your static files (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) but you also want said static files to be served by a CDN. Basically that won't work besides making your CDN somehow proxy requests for
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LunaSea
4y ago
Do we still have ads in the operating system?
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LunaSea
4y ago
If you serve your static files from a CDN it's simply not possible to do so. It's a very common case.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Not really
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LunaSea
4y ago
Current machine learning state of the art would like to disagree.
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LunaSea
4y ago
Your country does exactly the same with EU companies don't kid yourself. Look at the case of Alstom and many others. If you can't guarantee data security on your datacenters, that seems more like a US problem than an EU problem. R
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LunaSea
4y ago
That's fine, the US has been doing exactly this for at least the last 10 years against EU corporations. Time to walk the talk.
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LunaSea
4y ago
> in another post someone mentioned that the space parking lots occupy in the US is 5 times larger than the area needed to power the whole country with solar Does the calculation also take into account battery installations?
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LunaSea
4y ago
Many thanks for this very complete response! It seems to be a niche topic so I didn't expect to find a resource that exactly matched.
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Ask HN: Best resources on implementing constraint logic programming?
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LunaSea
4y ago
I would imagine that the rising ocean levels would be more concerning
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LunaSea
4y ago
Fans have completely abandoned GoT after the last season. The Star Wars Trilogy critically flopped and only 5x their budget compared to +20x for the original trilogy. The follow up Star Wars content didn't really work out besides the M
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LunaSea
4y ago
Well a simple response is that if you can feed yourself on virtual food you're creating something out of nothing.
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LunaSea
4y ago
You'll own a house you can't live in, with a pool you can't swim in, sipping cocktails that are not refreshing, with a girlfriend that is not a girl and not attracted by the real you either.
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