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by angio 5y ago
> The greatest obstacles to constructing high speed rails in Europe or the US is expropriating land, environment feasibility studies, somewhat convincing plans for sustainable financing through user payments or otherwise, and the fact th
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by angio 5y ago
TikTok is very good at recommending new content based on what you engage with (watch, like, comment, etc), if your feed is full of girls dancing, it's because you spend time actually watching it instead of just moving to the next video
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by angio 5y ago
They can also ask for ETH and use Tornado cash to launder it.
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by angio 5y ago
For example, the US could start to reduce their emission to the level of the EU on a per-capita basis. A 7% reduction in total emissions is not little. If you look at the population, it's expected that China will pollute ~4 times as mu
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by angio 5y ago
Also discussed indirectly here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26843068 (235 comments)
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by angio 5y ago
That's also the case in several (most?) European countries.
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by angio 5y ago
But Ericsson (an European company) is building part of the Chinese core 5G network, so your point is based on false premises.
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by angio 5y ago
Considering lots of miners are from China, no what you've read is not completely true. What's true is that Chinese users have no easy/legal way to convert between crypto and fiat (other than mining, that is).
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by angio 6y ago
My favourite thing about F#/.NET Core (I guess .NET 5 now) on Linux is how easy it is to install multiple versions side by side using my distro package manager. This spoiled me so much now I'm disappointed when I have to use conda
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by angio 6y ago
The carborana recipe also includes garlic which I'm not saying is wrong, but it's not standard. Also carbonara has neither butter nor oil.
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by angio 6y ago
With federated protocols (like Mastodon) you don't need to trust a third party country. All countries can be part of the same universe, but each one controls their own data.
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by angio 6y ago
Event more ironic considering this UK government use of gag orders to silence companies.
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by angio 6y ago
What I mean is that a small countryside hospital won't be able to notice there is a new type of pneumonia, while bigger cities have teams to detect that. It's the same reason why we probably had the virus circulating in europe in
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by angio 6y ago
Another selection bias is that we can't say if the virus originated there, but only that it was first detected there. Even if it originated in the countryside hundreds of miles away it makes sense it was detected only after it spread t
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by angio 6y ago
> a Greater Firewall outside China, right on all fiber cables, blocking/filtering all traffic from China. How do you propose to coordinate hundreds of countries to cut one country off the internet?
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by angio 6y ago
Should Facebook then close Police departments pages? They're killing fellow citizens and they're doing that more than any other Police force in the west.
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by angio 6y ago
My experience is the opposite, with .NET Core I can manage multiple versions of the SDK with my linux package manager and not an external tool. Then in each project I specify which SDK I want to use and what dotnet tools to install.
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by angio 6y ago
The creation of new root TLD is decentralized, you can request a new one and then a bidding process for it starts where everyone can bid for it.
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by angio 6y ago
You should give F# a try. Check out Feliz [0], it integrates flawlessly with React and you can use elmish for the internal state management of components. You can use F# on the backend as well (Giraffe, Saturn) and use Fable.Remoting for RP
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by angio 6y ago
.NET Core on Linux is actually the best experience I had in a while. Microsoft provides packages for all the major versions of the SDK and you can install them side-by-side with your distro package manager. Then you pick which version of th
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by angio 6y ago
As already mentioned, you can use web workers. Feliz (a React library for F#) provides a nice way to use them [0]. [0] https://zaid-ajaj.github.io/Feliz/#/Hooks/UseWorker
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by angio 6y ago
You can write models in F# (with CLIMutables everywhere), but then you need to put models in a separate project, then add a C# project for migrations, and finally reference both projects from your ASP.NET app.
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by angio 6y ago
Good question, in my experience using Feliz is easier to integrate with existing react components. For state management I use `UseElmish` [0] so I get an experience that's pretty close to pure Fable + elmish. [0] https://zai
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by angio 6y ago
This year I converted a standard F#+Giraffe backend and React+Typescript frontend to use Feliz [0] with Fable.Remoting [1] and it has been a pleasant experience. [0] https://github.com/Zaid-Ajaj/Feliz [1] https:/
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by angio 6y ago
There is no public discovery feature but WhatsApp has been widely used to share this type of videos (together with revenge porn videos) since they don't monitor the chat content.
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by angio 6y ago
I'm using F# and .NET Core on Linux and I actually really like it. I can use my Linux distribution package manager to install different SDK versions side by side (at the moment, 2.1, 2.2, 3.0, 3.1) and the CLI tools automatically picks
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by angio 6y ago
I was thinking the same all throughout the reading. I've been using F# on GCP in production for 3 years now and it's fantastic and only getting better. You can leverage existing .NET libraries (for example, you get official GCP li
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by angio 6y ago
A camera has been available on lower end phones for at least 10 years, NFC not so much. QR codes are also ubiquitous in China so it's a familiar concept to people there, even less tech savvy/educated people.
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by angio 6y ago
Isn't this classic innovator's dilemma? On one hand we have the incumbent that provides a good, polished solution to the problem (credit card companies), on the other we have the innovator that can focus on markets that are too sm
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by angio 6y ago
City of London is amazing because of its mix of old and new, I used to work near the Jamaica Wine House and we would often go there for drinks after work. It's too bad the beer selection there is not great tho.

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