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by _3u10 5y ago
The Spectacle is not a collection of images, but a social relation among people, mediated by images.
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by _3u10 5y ago
wouldn’t turning down divisiveness require picking a unified POV? What if the unified POV is not the one she wants, would she still support it? People seemed pretty upset that FB was used to unify a majority for Trump, I mean that’s when al
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It’s not even realpolitik. Talent is talent, if 90% of the market isn’t competing it provides financial edge for those willing to break the cartel. The chances of it working are near zero because there’s always some asshole capitalist like
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FB before it was regulated was pretty awesome. Some of us like the idea of democratized society.
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Yup, and with an R value for delta between 5 and 8 on a two week infection cycle... well thats about 3 days... even with 100% of people vaccinated it will buy about a month, assuming the vaccine numbers hold and 1/35th of the vaxxed vs
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by _3u10 5y ago
I misspoke, it was deaths, not hospitalizations. Norway has 1/10th the deaths per capita of Sweden. Canada has 1/2 of what Sweden has, and we are still have mandates and restrictions.
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Precisely. Also congrats on having sane politicians. Sweden has 10x the hospitalization rates of many countries that still have mandates, thus it is a political question, not a medical one.
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Because it helps reduce capacity which increases the political will for mandates.
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Norway, Sweden, and the UK no longer have mandates, it's a political question not a medical question.
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Another table in a different schema. Roughly this https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Audit_trigger_91plus
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Yup a few fields gets you a long way, though I would recommend an audit log updated by triggers, rather than audit fields. For example on my CRUD rails app, we use audit triggers in combination with setting a postgres local config variable
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Here's the key, all the systems in which event sourcing works have clear immutable definitions of what an event does / means. eg. Git ALWAYS applies a commit in a consistent way (and where it doesn't it's a disaster) eg.
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Event sourced systems are actually great, as long as they aren’t branded as such. Most of the time it’s totally stupid and the state of the system isn’t reproducible anyway unless the event code is never modified.
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And then you realize that the CRUD db you moved away from operates on event sourcing (WAL) anyway. And thus you’re just doing inner platform effect.
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Yup, My experience has been usually needing to give QA a list of strings with SQL / script injection. As well as Unicode strings with characters outside the BMP tho emojis now usually cover that case.
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Ask the Bank of England about their desire to maintain Breton Woods
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You're pointing out an obvious major flaw with blockchain that is a consequence of what many in the crypto community believe to be an advantage, namely that your assets cannot be seized without your private key. Your post is basically
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We can gain the knowledge of how to fix it in the future and take action against entities that aren’t taking those precautions as well as creating the political will to do so. This is similar to how after the titanic we identified why it sa
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They are likely alluding to the trail of tears.
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One of the main advantages of the plane is ease of refueling. You either have to wait for a satellite pass or maneuver the satellite which eats into its very limited fuel. The information may be comparable but the latency is not. Think of i
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I’m sure they are… however… Sweden has 65% vaccinated and no mask mandates or passports, or mandatory vaccines. It’s purely a political decision and nothing to do with this or that rate. Previously BC had 1/10th of the infections no on
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In BC where I live we have 85% of people vaccinated. We are back in lockdown with mask mandates and vaccine passports. They are still going on about the unvaccinated, there’s no such thing as herd immunity in the politics of COVID lockdowns
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Likely why he offered the Hessians 30 acres in addition to citizenship to defect.
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I'll take that as a no, he left when and as required by law.
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Why apologize for greatness, the entire ethos of America is that it’s the best place for the individual. That other countries choose to impoverish and restrict rights is nothing that require apology.
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Looking at the document it appears that they are working for the same nation state, they just cut out the red tape and a few layers of middlemen. Most people feel in the software field feel the ITAR regulations as applied to code are ridicu
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Did he refuse to leave?
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Informing the Chinese of an insurrection in the US chain of command that the general himself is leading is far worse.
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How is going to work for more money a loserish activity? My understanding is that the US contractors underpay so being patriotic Americans they went to work for a better company.
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No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public

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