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by asien 5y ago
> Fission may have plenty of issues, but lets not pretend that the entire world is "fusion or bust". Unfortunately , that’s no how it’s work. Yes fission is great ! France runs on Fission it works greats. Problem ? In 2015 at t
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by asien 5y ago
> Coal is 20% not most You’re right ! US has shifted from coal ... to Natural Gas ! I don’t think that this is solving the problem , natural gas comes from fracking ... but it’s definitely a small win knowing how big is America and how m
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by asien 5y ago
> I find this to be a major milestone in the transition to BEV. This is an achievement. While I agree it would be great if we had 0 emission vehicles, today EV in US or Germany run largely of coal , hence battery production is anything b
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by asien 5y ago
> Imagine where the internet would be today if the creators of apache and mysql had tried to prevent shared hosting PHP + MySQL was the foundation of the Internet not so long ago , Wordpress is stil the backbone of lots of platform. With
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by asien 5y ago
Hey iamcirou, I’ll be honest , you’re analysis is perfectly right. This is just my opinion , but I think the industry has evolved from what is was 20 years ago. With the rise of social platform , access to knowledge has become universal. To
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by asien 6y ago
> Had the ruling gone in Oracle's favor I can imagine some greedy company trying to procedurally-generate every API and copyright them all It would have officially mean businesses and the US governments are locked by vendors and hav
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by asien 6y ago
Technically speaking we already have « fusion ». The problem is we don’t have « stable fusion » this one will take another 5-6 years. Then we need « positive yielding fusion » today fusion has negative yield... that’s another 5 -10 years at
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by asien 6y ago
> If you use Mint Browser (and presumably Mi Browser Pro similarly), Xiaomi doesn’t merely know which websites you visit but also what you search for, which videos you watch, what you download and what sites you added to the Quick Dial
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by asien 6y ago
> Is that not insane? Yes I personnaly find it very schocking. Bought a Samsung A20 for the same purpose, no need for a sim or any sort of dev account. Plugged the usb cable and a few minutes later my nativescript app was running.
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by asien 6y ago
In fact no. Once I send you a message it’s neither yours or mine, it’s owned by the platform. Thus if the platform does not allow for « sharing » without consent you must follow their instructions. Also if you believe privacy is a right, yo
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by asien 6y ago
Same reaction. That’s a hell lot of time honestly, I don’t what the world will look like in 15 years. That said 1PTB is really massive amount of data
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by asien 6y ago
Yes she fired the diplomat of the US Embassy for a few months IIRC. But it’s irrelevant to this post , the goal is for Germany to get sovereign 5G Telecom Infrastructure, today it’s either China with Huawei or American antenna ( NSA + CIA )
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by asien 6y ago
Aside from abusive dominent position there is no law they would break. When you download and use chrome you ACCEPT the Terms and Conditions of Google. There is no law that prevents a web browser from blocking access to a website or modifyin
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by asien 6y ago
As of today there are no legal protection framework for digital services. Banking is heavily regulated , you are protected by hundreds if not thousands of laws. For digital services ? Twitter and Google can legitimately suspend ALL your acc
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by asien 6y ago
Happened to me at my last job. Everyone was manager of something . We had chief tech happiness officer. His job was to make python script to make devs happy. I’ve never heard of that before. The company went bankrupt after wasting 200M in v
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by asien 6y ago
Large Corporation are not startups. Teams in enterprise don’t have the freedom to innovate the same way startups do. 5 people for something that could never see the light , even in a multi billion dollar , was very risky and lot of money.
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by asien 6y ago
I remember Monaco , the actual Editor inside VS Code being developed while I was in my first year of Computing Software Bachelor. 3 years later they released VS Code Alpha. They spent millions on it.
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by asien 6y ago
This is a great initiative depending on where the money goes, but fundamentally the race to solve global emission is doomed to fail. European countries like Sweden or Iceland have low footprint because of the population lifestyle and the en
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by asien 6y ago
Reminds me of Blackberry that decided to stick to keyboard and went bankrupt. Users don’t care about native or not , they care only about innovation.
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by asien 6y ago
Nothing surprising here. Company like Cloudflare , Netlify etc... are generally built for Sale or to IPO. People in charge of this type of Startup care about two things Growth - ARR. It’s very common for those business to have multiples tea
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by asien 6y ago
AFAIK EV have net C02 emission which are higher than Gas car. The extraction of Rare Earth ,and Electricity coming mostly from Coal in US don’t make them any cleaner than Gas Vehicle. Hence you can buy your non-ev outside of California and
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by asien 6y ago
Thats already the case , it’s Windows S. But you have the choice between regular Windows and Locked down version.
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Firebase Remove Functions from Free Plan – Requires Billing Starting June(firebase.google.com)
2 points by asien 6y ago|0 comments
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by asien 6y ago
> Propaganda. Nope it’s not. In order for welfare to be « legalized » , and for taxpayer to accept that their money will go to «Non-Active» individuals it’s necessary to have a cultural fit between the two. You cant tax like Norway or Fr
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by asien 7y ago
Where did you get that info ? The news in France reported strictly the same situation. Polish Worker ( which are majority in field work in rural area ) are sent home due to quarantaine, thus there is not enough workforce to harvest fruits a
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by asien 7y ago
I’m fascinated by the fact that while node has become a new standard in the industry , and the project is receiving lots of supports from all sorts of companies ( IBM , Microsoft etc...) absolutely no discussion has been opened about how mu
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by asien 7y ago
> A Headless CMS is a GUI that simply lets nontechnical people manage content in a database. This is exactly what a headless CMS is not . A headless CMS is a content management system served through an API. Thus, legacy render-based C
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by asien 7y ago
> We left because of those bad TTFB times and an unresponsive support from Had strictly the same issue with zeit. Performance is horrible. I also remember seing a somewhat similar issue about latency opened on GitHub[0]. They randomly cl
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by asien 8y ago
Seeing all the comments here it seems like Arango is a good fit for many use cases. I would really recommend to the founders of the company to invest in marketing , it’s really important for developers to have something that speak to them.
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by asien 8y ago
I will give it a second shot then. But just to confirm , is doing « join » something that is still not recommended ? Aggregation is tedious and lead to queries that are difficult to read and maintain.

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