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by crop_rotation 1y ago
While CrowdStrike was incompetent, this is remotely not the same thing as what VW did. What CrowdStrike did should be best punished by the market and in court by companies who were their customers.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
> People are significantly more productive than say 50 years ago due to technological advancement. So where is all the money going? People have far better lives considering all the things available to them compared to 50 years ago. Most
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
This is not surprising, and almost all Indian government agencies have similar shocking policies or absurd executions of sane policies, if you look. The thing is the law or common sense have nothing to do with day to day life in India.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
What switches have you seen. Very curious to know what EU based alternatives are gaining steam.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Unrelated but I remember reading that the Doge of venice was the first person ever to be buried in the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Why would you assume any space company anywhere can be neutral to their nations military. These companies depend on government for far too many things (projects, permits) and are much more tied to government than other industries.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Starshield is like a private totally separate Starlink for the US government (and controlled/operated by the US government). I am not sure what sort of neutrality you were expecting as US government is SpaceX's biggest customer an
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Yes nobody is doing good deeds to stab themselves. Not sure what your point is here?
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
They do make amazing games though, for all the ones that they make. BOTW and TOTK are just so so special games to me (and I hope many others), and I have learnt by experience that almost no Nintendo game gets released half baked or lacking
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
On the contrary it has made me appreciate antirez even more not just as a developer but as a true champion of open source who really wants open source to prosper and is willing to voice his opinions whenever required.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Do you really want to know? > I don't understand why so many people think that it's impossible to have open source in your heart while working for a big company in your day job. Because a big company like Amazon has produced al
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Do you honestly believe that ? Almost all government adjacent people (politicians/ civil servants) own land holdings way beyond their means. Everyone knows that everywhere. If the government wants to crack down on corruption there is e
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Have you ever really visited China? I would just say go to your preferred youtube channel and watch any chinese city and any indian city and then say the same thing as above.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Yes the current government is doing some things well and that does include road development which has been extensive.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
No, I did mean "competent"
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
I am not claiming China is free or democratic at all, just that Government in turn is able to use it's authoritarianism to do stuff for the country.
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
Yeah that is a good tradeoff (IMHO) if it gives the citizens a tradeoff of infrastructure and social services. Indian government can jump through hoops to do the same thing but somehow can never do all that when it comes to rapid infrastruc
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
I mean this is just absurd. > On Tuesday, the Karnataka High Court directed the Indian government to block Proton Mail, a popular email service known for its enhanced security, following a legal complaint filed by New Delhi-based M Moser
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by crop_rotation 1y ago
I think the author might need a reality check. In almost every company the usage of AI is becoming more and more valuable. Even if progress in models freezes and halts, the current state is too valuable. I have talked to multiple people in
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
You are acting as if the world is binary and either the previous status quo was justified or Trump's actions are justified, neither of which have to be the case.
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Rippling co founder being harassed by wife and extorted by Indian Police(twitter.com)
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
By that logic google can not make any changes to their browser unless all forks agree to it, as the forks will definitely not be able to continue maintenance for long. By this logic it makes more and more sense to not open source anything a
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
Google gets this treatment before any talk of web integrity API so no that was not it. I don't think this is necessarily about political enemies on both sides. Just that their PR is just so so bad. Like look at Brad Smith and all the b
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
Linux kernel gets so so much of corporate support, and is still a much more smaller project than any web browser. People's pro bono efforts stopped being enough for linux about 2 decades ago at the very least.
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
I am not sure why you are being downvoted. This just means existing OS monopolies of Apple and Microsoft are given entire control of their kingdoms with no web landscape to challenge them a teeny tiny bit.
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
Google is just incompetent at PR and legal. That is how Epic won against Google and lost against Apple, even though Android is far far more open than iOS.
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
It is dumb and the comments here are baffling. People are blaming Google for forks not being able to keep up. Like forks can be based on webkit or gecko if they don't like Google. Both Apple and MSFT are far far more closed in all thei
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
There is no foundation with the budget to even maintain a web browser, let alone keep developing. If Google is not footing the bill then Safari will become the torch bearer, and Apple has no incentive to make Safari become more capable to t
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
Manifest v3 is not even breaking any standards. This is like saying Google should not make any changes to their browser as any forks will not be able to maintain any divergence. All forks are free to keep manifest v2. Off course maintaining
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by crop_rotation 2y ago
It is not working for me still.

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