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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
yeh it's the "lot" bit I'm confused about. like, aren't they always diverging, therefor the age difference should be a lot, right?
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
It's hard for me to have a useful mental model on this subject. As we know from the article, time passes differently for the top than the bottom, and this effect is in everything including you and me (obviously). What I find hard even
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
laws are for the poor
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
on the contrary. for what it's worth, I think google search is finally open to disruption. the tech required to compete with them is finally commoditized enough that it's financially doable, plus, and most importantly, they'v
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I prefer my linux machine, but with hardware this good it feels kinda dumb to be on intel/amd...
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
i don't think that's a good comparison. think how many flights a single F1 race "causes". Not just the team members, theirs cars and equipment, but the millions of fans traveling to races around the world.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
if the iPhone had never come out, I think we'd have monstrosities for smart phones with massive keyboards running windows CE. I'm glad it happened.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
what I fail to fathom today is, when I think back to the late 90s, I had various production rdms, SQL Server 6 (or 7, can't remember), running on something like a Pentium 4, with millions of rows of data in various tables... and the pe
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
ha, I did exactly the same thing!
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
IMHO, the risk of nuclear war is higher than we think. Can you imagine the number of expected casualties of all-out-war with China? We've played this game before. Japan/WW2. The US _will_ nuke China and justify it under number of
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Obey propaganda :D actually, conform to influence doesn't mean that. It means, to influence a group you need to be part of the group. To be part of the group, you need to first conform to the group.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Stavros. You need to detach a little bit, get a 10,000m view. You've got something, you can be successful. But your approach is "out of whack" and people aren't going to support you. Conform to influence.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
they can be quite usable with something like the Serverless framework. really though, in my opinion that should be a part of the core AWS solution. Lambda itself is otherwise "low level".
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I will read your article more thoroughly because it does sound interesting, but I'm curious how well this server-side state works from a scalability/robustness point of view. It being stateless is normally a feature, as it doesn&#
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I'm an ExpressVPN customer. Is this a bad thing? Does it make my data less private? Should I move VPN provider? To who?
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I talked to him on the phone once, many years ago. Even though I was a kid I knew who he was. Very sad. RIP.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I for one agree with you. I've never understood why America puts of with basically being a police state, with the level of police brutality and incarceration that they have. And here in aussieland, we don't have that, but we do no
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
you guys are trolling us now with these titles :D
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
you think this is bad, in South Australia they're making people download a government app, and they'll randomly message you and you need to take a picture of your face and it'll submit your face and location. If you don'
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I suspect it's less a case of them wanting the web client to suck, and more a case that the people who decide priorities don't care about the web client. I'd bet there's some super frustrated PM/TL who knows what to
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
i used their iOS app, and they seem to have an outage around once every two weeks. other than that the performance is fine. it must be a front end problem
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
unpopular opinion most certainly but we are all part of the problem. if I apply for google right now I'm another one of their 10k applicants today. Google are never going to hire me. The solutions begins with applicants self filtering
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Humans are primates. The AI is correct. Does it classify white men and Asians as primates too? If not, that's a bug.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
google maps is made in Australia, and the diversity there is different
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
and eventually end up with a Dyson Sphere around earth. Doesn't sound like a great idea to redirect earth bound heat for electricity
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
ah, good that we've got a benchmark, we're good then
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Surely there has to come a point, in a free society like Australia, where the police say "no, we're not enforcing this". The US shows that this is unlikely though.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
As an aussie, this is humiliating. Why is it the "free" countries of the world are letting this happen? The US is a tyrannical police state in trillions of dollars of debt, and in Australia they can just create whatever evidence t
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Author says PHP, Java and C are not suitable for the cross-platform world. Hmmm.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Google should buy Discord. Now. I hope they don't though.

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