SergeAx

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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   That should have some corner cases. If criminals can monitor what police are doing - how the police can fight crime?
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   https://archive.is/87Qy9
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   Sell the company to the founder(s) for $1 and write off the rest?
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   What choice do they have? If they shot the enterprise down, they got nothing.
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   Currently, I have a habit of checking the price on the hotel's website. Oftentimes, I could get a better deal with "member login" (mostly just Google OAuth) or promo codes posted on the front page. However, many hotels use ex
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   So, companies should not be allowed to build new multi-flat houses? Or should they be forced to sell them the moment the building is complete?
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   Why didn't they do the first obvious thing - roll back the deployment to the previous checkpoint? Those older files were readily available on the edge nodes, so the problem would be solved.
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   by SergeAx 2y ago

   It depends on intended usage. If I want to run it as a desktop computer - this is one case (who would do it - another question). It is very different if I want to deploy it in every room of my home. RPi used to be the solution for the secon
9. 159.▲
   by SergeAx 2y ago

   I can't remember, how exactly we got from $20 RPi to $120 RPi?
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    The interesting thing here is that he gets exactly what was written in the article he argues with. The software will eat as much of your margin as it can. There should be a small font remark, "regardless of its quality".
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    I wonder how much data are eaten by analytics and telemetry.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    We often talk about how important it is to be a platform for oneself, self-host blog under own domain etc. Why it is not the case for science papers, articles, issues? Like, isn't the whole World Wide Web was invented specifically for
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    > You just gotta show up and see the same people every week over and over. I second that. I started dancing social Argentinian tango at about 35, first just visiting classes, then practicas, then milongas. I now have more friends from th
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    I just read last year's predictions and won't read them this year.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    > you could pick an open source project and build a business on it and expect that the project would stay available to you Why not just stay on the last version with the license of your original choice?
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    CIA involvement in both cases was proved with documents only recently, after declassification of documents.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    You know, the idea of so called coups, revolutions and so on is that they should be impossible to tie to foreign agencies, at least for the first couple of months. Ex. Iran-1953, Chile-1973, etc.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    I learned navigation around 2005, and we used "nm" then. I honestly don't remember the moment when this abbreviation was granted to nanometer.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    It doesn't work yet. The industry will try again and again. By the way, check out the School product line from Constructor Tech (disclosure: I work for this company on a different product): https://constructor.tech/solu
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    Single dev supporting mission critical 400k LOC C++ project is a direct path to a spectacular failure for the company.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    Instructional staff doesn't scale. One teacher can teach only one class at a time. The whole idea of EdTech is to scale learning beyond that.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    > If you’re comfortable, I’d like us to try and be 10% more vulnerable So it seems to me that it was voluntary, right? You could be okay sharing nothing, author felt better going proposed path.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    So, there's no good fallback for `sa-east-1`...
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    Well, maybe they shouldn't buy the stock of the company they don't understand? Or at least check experts' opinion beforehand? This sounds like an obvious hint in case of pharma or defense industry, why automotive should be d
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    This article is written by an obviously intelligent author but somehow lacks a trivial observation: people learn from other people. From day one we are getting tons of feedback from already intelligent creatures. Doesn't matter if we a
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    But... It is already open to third-party stores and even APK side loading. Who understands what's going on here?
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    uBlock Origin is THE reason I am using Firefox Mobile. The moment it gone - there's no sense in keeping the browser.
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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    Terrorism, by definition, is directed against civilians. Hezbollah militants are not civilians. Hezbollah is recognized as a terrorist organization by US, EU, Canada and League of Arab States among others. The declared goal of Hezbollah is
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    1 Killed, Several Injured After Shooting Outside Online Retailer Moscow Office(themoscowtimes.com)

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    by SergeAx 2y ago

    What do you mean "hardly important"? What about suddenly turning appreciation into deprecation? Will my friend banker pay me negative interest? :)