Phil_Latio

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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
> spycam industry I believe China banned them. There are still spycams from chinese vendors, but I think they only supply foreign customers. Anyone can confirm or has more insight?
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
When you manipulate the playing field to give you an advantage, it's not a competition. The idea that companies or whole nations "compete" by lowering wages/taxes, will destroy capitalism. We can already observe the bad
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
25000 lobbyists. If they don't deliver, what are they good for?!
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
What port do you use? Obviously you have to use one which is not common and not in the list of scanned ports of services like shodan or censys.
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
And the greens would have done it even sooner or could have stopped it now...
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
You are discriminating based on sex, that's all.
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
I'm just saying: The original comment made it sound like (in the context of "heart attacks are rising"), as if any increase within the pandemic is already (or mostly...) covered by sources predating the pandemic and thus draw
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
Your comment makes no sense. The article blames Covid for a sudden increase: > A 2022 study published in the Journal of Medical Virology found that heart attack deaths increased by 14 percent within the first year of the pandemic. So if
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
> I am advocating a GIL per-thread model with an explicit feature for sharing selected objects Is there a PEP or something written about it? I don't like this idea at first glance. Feels like another hack. Though I have to admit it
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
> sane multithreading It's simply not "sane multithreading" not being able to run Python (byte)code concurrently. It's just a huge annoyance. > because it might lose its beginner friendlyness Python is not beginner
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
The additional vehicles could simply drive around the "hot" zones...
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
Maybe it would have moved a second later...
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
You can't phase them all out, you can only decrease their usage. You need coal and natural gas to cover base load. Germany will never reach or come near the Co2 emissions of France. In theory it can work without nuclear by installing M
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
It's about Co2 emitted per energy produced. Germany emits on average 5 times more Co2 than France.
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
"remains at the injection side" was one of the more blatant lies. The funniest lie was "a corona virus outbreak of a novel strain in close distance to a biolab which does experiments on corona viruses ... is without a doubt o
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
But you are the one I guess.
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
Elon Musk said so, ie that Twitter itself can't decrypt messages, which implies end to end. Anything else would be bs anyway.
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
@tpmx Same. The "explore" features are still kind of lacking in general. Can't switch to other country trends easily, or have a list of active spaces etc. I expected this to get fixed first!
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by Phil_Latio 3y ago
End to end.
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
Not in the list: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1805.09001.pdf
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> And shaming these people isn't the solution. The solution is to bring them around They sit in the government.
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> that's why even the Greens is in favor of keeping those plants online a little bit longer. Since when? A few days, since the green party convention... Before that, the top figures unmistakenly said nuclear is dead, despite enegery
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
What's next? A default socket timeout of X seconds for security reasons? What a joke and rather scary that apparently everyone or the majority on the internal side agrees with this change.
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
In this case the so called "Troika" made the decisions. A cooperation between the european central bank, the european comission and the international monetary fund. I guess anyone would expect that these organisations have the bes
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> The politicians already have access to the best economic advice they care to listen to. The most likely scenario where they make the same choices for the same reasons. No they would not. I brought two examples: Greece unemployment and
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
Seriously? If these fundamental truths would be known, then politicians couldn't easily make stupid decisions against these thruths. Economies and peoples lives get in trouble by ignoring them.
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
But the fact that people don't know about these simple truths, is not that the "macroeconomic theory" is not understandable to the average person, it's that they are never teached about it. All they are teached or hear a
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> Micro can be pretty useful to individuals, but Macro is literally no better than astrology Macro brought a whole new dimension to the economic thought. Example: Due to leaving out the macro dimension when deciding the fate for Greece i
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> Where you'll get into trouble is if you get popular quickly. You may run into scaling issues early on Did it ever occur to you that you can still use the cloud for on demand scaling? =)
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
Why not restrict arbitage too in the terms, so users can do nothing after they accept the terms? I can write anything in my terms, doesn't mean it's valid.

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