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by cinquemb 6y ago
For every technically competent blog author out there that (was, but no longer) into IPFS / decentralized web, probably many more who just want to make one aspect of their decentralized web they experience today better for themselves w
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> The scale of the Internet's "printing power" is already millions of times bigger than that of the renaissance printing press. True, but much of that "printing power" benefits the behemoths through their central
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Try-Try or Try-Once Great Filter?(overcomingbias.com)
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Saudi fund raises ownership stake in ACWA Power to 50%(uk.reuters.com)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, last place I worked had transient loads we pretty much did everything with just ec2 t3a.medium spot instances (minus s3 and rds [which kind sucks with using postgresql if you want to resize down or load from a pg_dump since you cant c
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Well at least for the near future it would probably work like how people have to find torrents: different sites index meta data in their own data bases. Maybe with something like opentracker there could be an endpoint like /search that
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> but you can't do this on Apple's phones. You can a couple of different ways if you are a power user, but its a bit more work than most are willing to put into it…
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> institutions have decayed and the economy’s structural deficiencies have worsened > Zombie business groups are perched atop the debris of debt-fueled expansion > inept authoritarianism > But not much is being done to revive de
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Suicide claimed more Japanese lives in October than 10 months of Covid(cbsnews.com)
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The Pandemic Monkey Trap(overcomingbias.com)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
My dad was an immigrant, and my mothers parents were was well, and I do think some aspects do provide opportunities, but I'm not sure it will negate the long term tail winds faced by many and would rather wait it out while they seem to
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> If quantum-computing sees broad application, middle-schoolers will be speaking the language of bras and kets within a decade. If quantum-computing sees broad application, middle-schoolers will be speaking the language of bras and kets
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> What meaningful impact would, say, quantum chromodynamics have on the life of anyone other than a theoretical physicist? Its not hard to imagine (at least for me) arcane bits of knowledge that only centuries later (if such hasn't
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by cinquemb 6y ago
If you think this is just about structured data, then you are missing the bigger picture layed out there…
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Dicta(larrysanger.org)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, as a black man who grew up in the mid-west, and then lived in new england… I left the states in 2016 and have no intention of coming back until things resolve. Even during in 2016, I knew things were going to get much worse… and Trump
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US to invest $2bn in Indonesia sovereign wealth fund(asia.nikkei.com)
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Status of Facilities Authorized Under Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act(home.treasury.gov)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Tyler should interview Larry Sanger… Encyclosphere sounds more interesting to me at this point[0] [0] https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/ksf/
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No Payment,No Problem:In Rosy World of Forbearance,Official Delinquencies Plunge(wolfstreet.com)
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Redistributing a Shrinking Pie Is Nothing Like a Flood(alhambrapartners.com)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
If you are considering cyberwarfare the targeting of satellites of weapon systems, and not what most people consider cyberwarfare, I think all sides would be prudent to target such capabilities equally.
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> might have a chance to shoot down most Chinese reconnaissance satellites first… The best way to do targeting is with a constellation of radar satellites, but those satellites are relatively easy to shoot down… Seems wasteful, better t
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> Also makes me want to start reading Terms and conditions, probably should have in this instance. One really cant expect the T&C's to help protect against the threat level overall when SOCOM is lurking…
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Is it really a win-win though when alot of deals/projects now already languish? If people think the investor covenant situation in the US is bad, it's that much worse in asia. A lot of money burning pits and lack of fast progress
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by cinquemb 6y ago
"…and within RCEP trade balancing out." This remains the biggest question, and imo would require china to invest a lot more uncollateralized in SEA than they do already (most doable), or import a lot more from SEA (I do not see th
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by cinquemb 6y ago
No one is willing to run a current account deficit. I'm assuming the "lol" is mocking RCEP overall. One thing is for sure, as an US expat in SEA, china is #1 economically in the region as far as investing, not because they ar
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The Problem(overcomingbias.com)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, I've got emails from CNIL telling me that I needed to remove information I collected on french citizens and seeing how I wasn't operating in their jurisdiction, I just ignored them.
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Comparing Speech Recognition Systems (Microsoft API, Google API and CMU Sphinx)(doi.org)
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