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by ausudhz 5y ago
Of course I did, but apparently seems like you're the only one having bought before right? I never paid more based on the driving style, simply because they no way to check. There are overall considerations (eg. Age of the driver, cat
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes but was optional this is the difference. Who does tell you that I drive dangerously in the road? Maybe I bring my car in a circuit every now and then to have fun.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
That's why Tesla says you shouldn't use their autopilot while sleeping. They don't want be liable
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Nice, welcome to the era of tailored fees based on assumptions rather than facts. It used to be that you'd get a high insurance fee only if you cause incidents or damage. But now not, you get to pay more if the Algo thinks that you dri
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Indeed. Was important for them to show a different narrative that let people think that tobacco was good and oil was not affecting the environment that much. So same for Facebook I guess, they want to show us that they care and that they&#x
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I don't know honestly, but the reasons to me are just a subjective view of the writer. Some people find it comfortable working at big tech firm or enterprise and move around their layers or so. Ageism could be a thing but so there are
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I think this is a generic statement that can be applied to any social media nowadays. I wonder what's the solution?
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Like it make any difference?
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Meanwhile FB, Instagram and twitter are full of bots and fake profile. Something that definitely can be done in TikTok also but the nature of the content (video) make it more complicated. FB is full of people with double profile also, I&#x2
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Microsoft, Tesla, Walmart
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Most probably they'd use 0 cloud native services and everything run as a custom stack in bounce of compute instances with auto scaling and load balancer in front (or maybe K8, I'm oversimplifing) Honestly, it shows that perhaps th
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I'm wondering how's possible that the keys are device based keys. Everytime I switch phone I can just do a copy of the messages and Whatsapp will import them without issues. The question would be whether that archive also contains
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Taxes?
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes that was my point, it was the main change for eth 2.0 but it still has a long way to go. I guess other chain that use an utility token and main token have a better control over the transaction fee as compared as eth.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Is possible in theory, if you don't have the resources to do so is another problem.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
You can run a full node on AWS in a couple of minutes, they've a managed Blockchain service that allows you to create an eth node in literally a few click. Not sure what's infeasible for you, but to me that sounds pretty reasonabl
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I'm one of them, used years ago to test some development on the Blockchain and now I use it mainly as wallet for some small holdings that I've in few tokens
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I think the main point is that people are happy to do so cause they can sell that JPEG for more later on The gas problem is well known and it has been addressed with the London upgrade
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by ausudhz 5y ago
> Again, person dependent but missing the point. Would have it been more accurate to say they have 1.4327 engineers on the project? You're reading too far, this is not the point of my comment? As you mentioned on the part below I wa
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by ausudhz 5y ago
A human being
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Don't know where you work, but you're not switching from cooking to washing dishes. So yes there's a cost involved and is never a clear cut especially if you run projects in parallel.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes but doesn't work that way, with context switching cost and all of the rest people who are 50% in one projects are not really that effective. If anything, shows that they were not that committed to even put a resource dedicated to t
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by ausudhz 5y ago
1.5 engineers?
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Doesn't change anything. It's still a problem till you've to support something that is crucial and only few people know about it. Otherwise we'll end up recalling the retired programmers that know cobol because nobody el
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I see this happening a lot with the young engineers. Very few of them really know what's happening under the hoods.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Head start in the uni maybe, not head start in life. And also the program would be in a language that you never learned as first language and you don't even master it so yes, is not an head start at all to me.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
100k for 95 hours a week, sounds like a great plan. You get paid double because you work double of the time. And that's also a niche of the bankers, not everyone of them are ending up on top banks. https://www.bbc.com/n
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Left and moderate politician know the issue, I'm saying normal people and far right won't admit it because they think since they live in their small bubble the entire country is the same. There has been immense pressure in the las
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by ausudhz 5y ago
> But the reality is your friend had an incredible head start going over the same stuff she learned. I wouldn't consider an head start to do again your degree once you've done it already in your home country
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by ausudhz 5y ago
It's not transferable 1:1, some college / university are not even recognized abroad. I had a friend of mine from Thailand that couldn't get recognized her master degree in marketing in an European country. So she enrolled aga

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