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by betaby 9mo ago
> You must have been a child when Michelle Obama said My kids were born long before Obama took the office. What's your point again? That president can't control the quality of the food in the country under their control?
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by betaby 9mo ago
Meanwhile 2 billion Coca Colas are sold per day. That's over 75 million kgs of sugar/day - no one bats an eye. Teen/kid addiction to sugar was and is a priority. Social networks is a sugar for minds.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> You are paying to offload some of the risk from yourself. The opposite is also true: one is risking being banned by exascalers.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> I am a CS researcher at UC Berkeley. This has seriously impacted my work. Can I suggest a topic for your next research? "Cloud exascalers and their negative impact on the society"
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by betaby 9mo ago
https://www.chisel-lang.org/community second link - 404 third link - achieved project on github fourth link - educational project Perhaps it's a very know and useful project, yet indeed seems very niche to me.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Why would the governments invest money on such a niche language? "Scala is widely used to build and operate essential systems across multiple industries." - very bold statement.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> The us constitution literally allows the people to vote out any government structure or process which they deem unfit. The Russian Federation's constitution literally allows the people to vote out any government structure or proce
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by betaby 9mo ago
Canada's government is not looking for MS or AWS alternatives.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Water available in Nunavut, Canada is no help to Algeria's water crisis. And the opposite, natural gas available in Algeria is no help to Nunavut energy situation.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Based on what metric you declare my statement as false? For example for Algeria: "available resources dropping from 1500 \(m^{3}\)/capita/year in 1962 to 500 \(m^{3}\)/capita/year by 2016, far below the 1000 \(m^{3}
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by betaby 9mo ago
Let's concentrate on couple of countries to simplify the discussion: Iran, Egypt, Algeria. Water scarcity there is dominated by explosive population growth there in the last 70 years. Water is not scarce in general, just yet. It scarce
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by betaby 9mo ago
Los Angeles already gets its water from 500km away. No need to exacerbate the situation.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Governments are not ready to admit the fact of the Earth's overpopulation.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> Your laptop encryption key is stored in your keychain Probably not if one is not using Apple cloud on their laptops. > stored in your keychain (without telliing you!) How to verify that? Any commands/tools/guides?
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by betaby 9mo ago
Unless that's a data privacy or monopoly related. Then they won't.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Weak engineering. Both from the CloudFlare side and their peers.
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by betaby 9mo ago
amazon.com is IPv4-only redirector to www.amazon.com which is dual-staked. The same is true for amazon.fr.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> My ISP does not give me an IPv6 address, only a single IPv6 which all my network devices have to NAT through. Interesting how that works in your case. Is your router gives your devices IPv6 from fc00::/7 and then NAT them? It woul
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by betaby 9mo ago
Because Canadian government gives money to some industries to pay for tariffs. It's called Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI).
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by betaby 9mo ago
> data can often be streamed much faster than with local SSDs. 10GB/s has been available for a decade or more, and I think 100GB/s is available these days. In practice most AWS instances are 10Gbps capped. I have seen ~5Gbps c
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by betaby 9mo ago
> discussions have been going for ages concerning where the limit should be I don't remember any discussions about that. It's always a statement 'to protect the children' or 'fight piracy'.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Sometimes that's true.
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by betaby 9mo ago
They don't. Why would they?
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by betaby 9mo ago
And either outcome is a win.
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by betaby 9mo ago
Practically it's the same - some arbitrary amount.
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by betaby 9mo ago
> Europe will be fine! Unfortunately, no. Europe is not fine and won't be fine anytime soon. CloudFlare's situation is one of the cases.
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by betaby 9mo ago
It's pretty common in fact for certain countries, see for example https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/russia-fines-google-20-de...
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by betaby 9mo ago
Is camera quality the same on rooted and locked Pixel? For example rooted Sony phones have terrible photo / video quality.
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by betaby 10mo ago
Righ! And the best place to start fixing it a cancerogen France is famous for, which is wine. I guess that will be the second thing the french parliament going to do - banning the sale of wine. Health is very important, I guess everybody i
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by betaby 10mo ago
> Should we let children purchase cigarettes? Alcohol? Cannabis? Cocaine? No. An that is illegal in France. Somewhere from 1960 if I recall corectly. Sugary drinks on other are somehow OK with the french and Macron in particular.

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