Proven

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by Proven 4y ago
Yea yea yea. Let's revisit this after 2 additional interest rate hikes. We're one pathetic 25bps hike from massive layoffs in the bloated tech sector.
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by Proven 4y ago
> “No other state in American history has ever experienced a surplus as large as this,” Mr. Newsom said, outlining revisions to spending he first proposed in January for the 12 months starting in July. As if that has something to do with
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by Proven 4y ago
Nonsense. They can get hacked or introduce a bug into their stack and go bust in under an hour. That's extremely unlikely, but not impossible.
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by Proven 4y ago
> It's rather bold for the CNCF to describe themselves in this way, after the controversy around last-minute dropping their mask mandates for their conference, thereby putting any immune-compromised members of their community, and t
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by Proven 4y ago
How much should they be paid? It's not like you need a PhD to confirm if a search result sucks. Results are supposed to be good enough for the average user, so you need common sense and some on-job training to do a good job. And having
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by Proven 4y ago
What a bunch of sore losers!!! https://rumble.com/v12k266-twitter-insider-leaks-audio-recor... Great week for liberty, though.
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by Proven 4y ago
> something that gradually became impossible in the developed countries as social democracy was abandoned in favour of neo liberalism wut??? what made it impossible was creeping socialism everywhere: eternally growing warfare and welfare
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by Proven 5y ago
How can they make someone from 18th century whole by practicing racism against a candidate from the 21st?
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by Proven 5y ago
That's definitively the goal. Fiat currency is fiat because the government forces you to use it. No sane person would use FedCoin if they could choose, so expect the same lousy inflating currency but with more coercion, tracking, socia
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by Proven 5y ago
What's strange about that? It's no different from losing support entitlement if you screw around with a phone SDK and brick your phone. But another camera if you don't like it.
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by Proven 5y ago
The geniuses at the Guardian can't seem to crack this puzzle.... Would anyone here take a wild guess at why cooking costs in the EU and by extension Ireland might make potatoes too expensive to cook? Hint: it's not Putin.
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by Proven 5y ago
You fundamentally agree with the person who opened the issue on the issue of license, that's the only thing that matters here. He is right, the changed license is discriminatory. Older commits can be used freely, so not a big deal for
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by Proven 5y ago
Excellent and very reassuring for us, the customers. I was wondering about CF's attitude as I've been increasing my use of CF services.
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by Proven 5y ago
The dark pattern is that the government can order people what to put on their Web site.
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by Proven 5y ago
Who cares. It's a good and revealing article for those who choose to do the opposite of what fake free software does. If you claim you care about freedom if you can choose then minimize obligations and maximize rights of users.
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by Proven 5y ago
HN (2024): Google cancels Blockchain services What value can they possibly add? I can't think of any blockchain (apart from government blockchains) that I'd avoid as much as Google's.
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by Proven 5y ago
Then pay for it to become something else, instead of trying to use the government to steal it for you.
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by Proven 5y ago
> You are at more risk unvaccinated in your 40s than boosted in your 80s. At more risk from Covid19 during first eight weeks after the booster, yes. But you're at more risk from other shit. And maybe even from Covid19 after eight we
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by Proven 5y ago
And then another one by end of September... I wonder if we'll get to the point where they require a booster shot every month or every week and how many people would still comply at that point.
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by Proven 5y ago
I don't need to check any official sources to be pretty sure the number of able-bodied working age Americans who died from Covid is (statistically, not in humanitarian terms) negligible. Once word: socialism, for the rich and poor alik
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by Proven 5y ago
The UK demonstrated that EU membership is worse than worthless. Many members are hooked on ECB bailouts and EU budget handouts. As soon as either of those stops, the EU goes down in two quarters. It's going to be fun!
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by Proven 5y ago
1) Did the NHS get less money? Probably not. 2) Did the country get less poor? Yes. 3) Do you mean migrants? Of course there aren't fewer of them, the EU is sending them to the UK as fast as they can. You need a better government, not
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by Proven 5y ago
Amazon is a dictator-friendly business.
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by Proven 5y ago
Unrelated. Building designs are man-made and in any case this is about taking photographs and not replicating man-made designs.
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by Proven 5y ago
Why? I can encrypt the file before sending it
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by Proven 5y ago
What crisis?
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by Proven 5y ago
It's a big feature for users who value freedom of speech. It's laughable that a guy from the EU doesn't get it - their freedom of speech is shit.
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by Proven 5y ago
> “It is ironic that the very same carbon emissions responsible for harmful changes to climate are also fertilizing plant growth,” It's not "ironic" at all. It's only sad (maybe not for most of HN readership) that tax
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by Proven 5y ago
Hunder Biden would have been a better choice. No doubt that would have set them back more than $500K. But the optics of it... Who knows, maybe they did buy some of his paintings?
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by Proven 5y ago
> That’s pretty easy, right? I’m positive that your business has to deal with much more onerous contracts than the AGPL. You're missing the point. They aren't choosing between the AGPL and Oracle's EULA. They're choos

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