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China's top chip maker has gained the ability to produce 7-nanometre chips(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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by cft 4y ago
Even though the original product is dead, they bought WhatsApp and Instagram, which are far from dead
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Virtually Brand New 1985 BMW 323i with 162 Miles Has an Astronomical Price Tag(carscoops.com)
2 points by cft 4y ago|1 comments
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Robinhood Was Behind Phantom Surge in Berkshire Hathaway Trade Volume(wsj.com)
2 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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by cft 4y ago
Plus you have a flood of unskilled/uneducated migrants from abroad, that are aware that they can get it if they cross the border and get residency or birth a child after. This continues until the whole system "suddenly" colla
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Ask HN: Inflation is up, why gold and Bitcoin are down?
2 points by cft 4y ago|10 comments
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by cft 4y ago
At least, It should give much lower latency, which is super important for all remote tech, system administration and anything near-real time.
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by cft 4y ago
Overlapping business hours
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by cft 4y ago
A practical issue- if you have a world-distributed workforce or an international news agency, what's the best geographical location for the headquarters?
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July 8 99% of the world’s population in sunlight simultaneously?(timeanddate.com)
590 points by cft 4y ago|118 comments
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Google removes images of Highland Park gunman Bobby Crimo a day after massacre(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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by cft 4y ago
I upvoted you, but you are talking about smaller time scales. In Rome, between 15% and 35% were hereditary slaves. Then for a thousand years, the majority of the European population were serfs (freer than slaves). In the last 150 years, mos
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by cft 4y ago
Historically money was not controlled by any government (gold). Gold lasted for tens of thousands of years: private transactions with money whose value was beyond a single government control. Now we are talking about a single non-elected EU
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by cft 4y ago
In the US at least one court found that IPs were not PII https://www.huntonprivacyblog.com/2009/07/10/washington-cour... I am curious who "we" are- a royal plural?
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by cft 4y ago
Nginx and apache (upgraded from 2.2 to 2.4 once)
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by cft 4y ago
Thankfully, the servers were not in Europe! I said "hardly". It's genuinely amusing how people downvote facts, simply because they don't fit the zeitgeist.
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by cft 4y ago
I hardly stored any PII. Also, this was a high profile site that you know: if it was hacked, they would probably try to deny access and extort: it would make a lot of monetary sense. We would also have lost our merchant accounts very quickl
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by cft 4y ago
I ran a website with 37 million users and 3.6Gbps peak bandwidth (JavaScript+thumbnails, no video) from my own two racks of Linux servers thay i have not systematically updated for years. The OSes were beyond the lts support winows. I manua
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by cft 4y ago
It's logical for any entity to attempt to capture more resources. Thus a government wants more government. Bigger budget, more salaries, more bureaucracy therefore.
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by cft 4y ago
Plus the cost of the airplane (8x for A350?) divided by its lifetime in hours
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by cft 4y ago
20% inflation-adjusted. What i don't like is its 224ppi resolution, instead of pro's 254ppi
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by cft 4y ago
That they already do it doesn't mean they should do more of it.
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by cft 4y ago
The ongoing fiat dollar experiment, initially to finance the Vietnam war is unacceptable to me. The resulting impending unraveling of USD as the world reserve currency might be unacceptable to you. Money and government should be separated,
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by cft 4y ago
All sponsors are democrats.
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Yellen: I don't believe we'll see another financial crisis in our lifetime(2017)(foxbusiness.com)
11 points by cft 4y ago|12 comments
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by cft 4y ago
Not sure about their call to action from this hit piece? Make Disney terminate their contract with the alleged 4chan stakeholder? It looks like 4chan has been deplatformed by Revcontent a while back, so they are hoping to stifle it?
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by cft 4y ago
I drove from California to Panama 3 years ago. In Central America Google navigation was not only useless, but sometimes dangerous so we turned it off. We were only asking locals for directions. After a few days we did not experience any inc
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In-depth lectures on Bitcoin for complete newbies(youtube.com)
1 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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Raspberry Pi Bloomberg Terminal(youtube.com)
3 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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by cft 4y ago
After many years of living in San Francisco I came to the couclusion that for most CA lawmakers US constitution is a pesky nuisance. Thus both CA and the rest of the country would greatly benefit in the long term, if CA secedes.

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