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by dv_dt 3y ago
The tech industry regulates email spam regularly - not to a prefect degree but to a much better state than throwing up your hands and doing nothing. And it’s not just filtering incoming spam, spam abusive accounts are regularly removed from
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by dv_dt 3y ago
This article really doesn't give enough info for that conclusion. Is there an known process from which black mass is made into something useful downstream? It sort of sounds like half a pitch to fund companies taking in black mass. Ed
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Which is funny because it seems like Orbstack feels like a variant of colima/lima trying to add value via a mac native UI, docs, etc.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
I would suspect that the companies are shifting to slow release schedules in response to the writers and actors strike.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
I would ask for a breakdown according cultural fields if there are interactions with external systems (e.g. payroll or banking, etc), but carry a single field preferred full name that is auto populated with a best guess suggestion.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
WSJ is US media, but ad a certain us business slat and more recently is now owned by a world wide media magnate Murdoch whose bias in owned outlets is also renowned. So while wsj is “legitimate”, one need to look past the labels of legit&#x
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by dv_dt 3y ago
In general if you see criticism in US media of economic conditions of other nations, you’ll have to do extra research to see if it’s more wish fulfillment than facts.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
I find it representative of modern business management that the word “find” was used instead of “train”.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Well there are cranes at the port, make the sails detachable and dismount them to load.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
What I’ve noticed is overall link reliability going down on my carrier in the las couple years as more 5G is rolled out. Areas where I had decent reception are often worse. I suspect it is more enshittification rather than 5G per se.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
China has an interest in subsidizing a domestic nuclear power industry as an adjunct support for a nuclear weapons capability.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
I treat public industry estimates of death from nuclear power which the same integrity I treat the fossil fuel industry reports on climate change. They are both intrinsically motivated to systematically deny the ill effects. And if you dig
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Given the Franklin published his own newspaper, it would be more likely that he would today be running his own site or a mastodon/fedi instance.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
PPP is a fair consideration, but Covid I think threw a lot of gdp relative measures out of whack for 2020-2022. And of course as mentioned in other threads, many of the national healthcare systems have significant regulation of procedure an
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by dv_dt 3y ago
In terms of total expenditure per capita the picture is a little different, https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-healthcare-expendi... I wouldn’t dismiss a comparison vs percentage GDP, but it is a little differen
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by dv_dt 3y ago
US Medicaid is intentionally hobbled though. For instance it is not allowed to negotiate drug costs (or maybe with recent legislation it can a with a handful over a decade amid a catalog of tens of thousands of frequently used drugs.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Switzerland is also the closest in per capita healthcare cost to the US. Though it is a significant amount lower - I think one could draw a graph of percentage private operators in the health system vs per capital healthcare costs and have
648.
by dv_dt 3y ago
How is setting up a control system not in some sense regulating? I’m genuinely curious.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
If Feynman were available it would be a colossal waste for him to be administrative. Many regulations work fine - not regulating is what is breaking civilization down all the world and economy right now.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
It would also help to require administrative salaries to be below a certain percentage in order to qualify to accept federal loan money. (I would think 8% or lower).
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Have you traced the networks of company boards where execs often sit on other boards. Or have you traced what entities actually invest in VC funds. Have you looked at relation of investment to massive private equity funds also invested str
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Not if it’s being orchestrated on lines of class And wealth
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Usually it’s more expensive to setup and less flexible, but higher volume
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by dv_dt 3y ago
The economist is approaching this with the same outright hubris that Elon Musk did with his factory automation. Years later the Tesla manufacturing lines seem to be going backwards on precision and reliability.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
I wonder if it would be interesting for a hybrid pool heating & filtration system where you are already in for a cost of a pump. The differential cost would be for an additional panel array loop and some isolation valves etc.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
People often mixup performance of some component of the system, with total system performance, and system cost performance. Even this breakdown is probably oversimplifying. I would suspect you're right on simpler being better here. Tha
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Similarly, I'm excited that I am frequently seeing this kind of article in my Mastodon feed first and then seeing it showing up in HN.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
The front end of GenX were not, but by the tail end of GenX many more were.
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Short answer: apt, yum, etc have aspects of tight integration with the distribution that make it a little more difficult (not impossible) to be a "sidecar" package manager like homebrew. Does "brew install elixir@1.14" w
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by dv_dt 3y ago
Whatever other faults the Canonical process has, BYOD sort of makes sense to me from a dogfooding perspective with a company carrying a major desktop Linux offering. Would look for a budget or have it reflected in their offer analysis thoug

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