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by csomar 1y ago
It's fine. The required and qualified people for the upcoming jobs will be imported from the bountiful overseas.
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by csomar 1y ago
That's not what the article is discussing (decline over time). We (all?) know white American have over average performance due to whatever reasons. The question is: Are they declining alongside the overall group. That might suggests th
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by csomar 1y ago
There is a lot to fix on mobile phones: - Batteries that charge fast. Batteries that can support 2-3 days of use. Lighter batteries. - Thinner camera. - Better screens outdoor. - No overheating. - Better software, or a lower bar: fix the
814.
by csomar 1y ago
Pretty much every country is in conflict at their border. However, resolutions can happen peacefully. Nations are essentially pillaging structures and thus want to always expand their borders.
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by csomar 1y ago
Not only China and they didn't stop because of national pride (wouldn't have bought them in the first place). The reason is that they were using them as financial instruments and now they have less confidence on the West. So they
816.
by csomar 1y ago
Another way to think of it: AWS Stockholm is a pipeline to navigate Sweden regulation/laws/banking to funnel money out of there. The core is still American/controlled in America. Otherwise, people would have just hosted in a
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by csomar 1y ago
Most people do not interface with Linux on a bare metal, self-assembled server. They use AWS, GCP and Azure. There is Alibaba Cloud but it is so bad, I can't even properly signup/signin. > Linux runs the world. The world infra
818.
by csomar 1y ago
Most (all?) of the tech stack depends on American companies starting from Operating Systems, to Servers, to SaaS, to Cloud, to Software running on most businesses, etc. What you are saying is meaningless when they got you by the ba&&amp
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by csomar 1y ago
The cashier register is probably running on a vmware.
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by csomar 1y ago
Software, done right, is both extremely hard and expensive. Hardware was cheapened by China/Asia but it is not happening for software (theirs generally sucks and they lack many fundamentals). Europe completely lost the race. The curren
821.
by csomar 1y ago
It coincided with Claude Code but now that the novelty has wear off, there isn't much to interest the public with.
822.
by csomar 1y ago
> I wonder how people store dates older than this. Maybe if I’m a British Museum manager, and I want to keep theft inventory details. How do I do it? As an epoch? Store it as text? Use some custom system? How do I get it to support all t
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by csomar 1y ago
> There is something attractive in this idea in terms of UI/UX Very fast response time for the UI interactions. "Modern" UIs can have a few fast transitions but the overall interactions with the different components have a
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by csomar 1y ago
Think about it this way: You have a middle-man between the producer (builder, ie: home builder) and buyer (ie: someone who wants to buy the house). Now this middle-man might be providing a "real service" (or not, ie: capture) and
825.
by csomar 1y ago
What if I told you, this is already enforced in the form of tax withholding (W8-BEN) but it only affects a few countries that are considered "tax heavens". Enforcement is easy: You enforce at the point of "exit of money"
826.
by csomar 1y ago
The drop started from mid-2022 and 2023 and there is a single cause: Russian assets freeze. This led to governments around the world moving their assets from West/AngloSaxon countries. This lack of liquidity put the West in a “hang in
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by csomar 1y ago
The battery (am assuming it's just sand and metal) should be very cheap compared to Lithium especially in the places where you generated solar energy (they are hot and have a lot of sand). The problem is: is it profitable to even sto
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by csomar 1y ago
Here is another way to look at it: Anthropic is a put option on Google worth 10% of Google price. Expires when they run out of funds.
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by csomar 1y ago
Anyone who is running back-end code in Next.js has no idea what they are doing. It could be acceptable if it is a toy project and you want to get something quickly but even for a small operation or MVP, the whole thing is not coherent. I&#x
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by csomar 1y ago
Propaganda can only work for so much. At some point, what you see and experience with your own eyes beats what you can convince me of what the truth is. If China is “collapsing” while producing all these EVs, Solar and high tech stuff then
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by csomar 1y ago
China exported something like 525 billion worth of goods last year to the US. Not all good can be replaced but let’s say something like 350 billion worth of goods are unmarketable because of the tariffs. Do you really think the whole world
832.
by csomar 1y ago
I feel these solutions are approaching the problem backward. What I want is not a Claude Code in my Neovim but a Neovim in my Claude Code. That is, when the agent fails, I am able to hop in momentarily with all the perks of an IDE (ie: type
833.
by csomar 1y ago
Rust has the Error type. Libraries are add-ons and not part of the language.
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by csomar 1y ago
It is not more complex. It is a complex problem and raising exceptions is akin to just giving up (vs. properly handling and reporting the errors).
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by csomar 1y ago
If you do that, you'll quickly find that there is less than 10 companies (globally by considering remote) where you are the "perfect" match and you can also get in touch with a real person and get their attention. I've b
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by csomar 1y ago
I'll contribute for the mirror. The hypocrisy is so loud, aliens in outer space can hear it (and sound doesn't even travel in vacuum).
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by csomar 1y ago
> It's a shame he doesn't give the origin of this expression in programming. It is possible the OP came to this conclusion without knowing about Ward Cunningham?
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by csomar 1y ago
> You NEVER admit that you're in this industry you moron! This can bite you, though unlikely. Look at Fed Lisa Cook. Probably at some point she thought it'd be okay and she's good for the money and it's just a bureauc
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by csomar 1y ago
It's a 270 million people country with over 10K+ islands. Last year I visited Borobudur and was surprised that the Yogjakarta region is autonomous and they have their own king.
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by csomar 1y ago
Yes. What Rust adds is a better type system. Statically typed is as good as your Type system (which is why TypeScript still sucks). The concurrency/safety/memory story is only valid in a few rare cases and I wish people didn&#x2

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