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by eftychis 4y ago
To add to your comment. It is more fundamental. Modern protocols and standards -- from WebAssembly to TLS 1.3, to QUIC are FAANG controlled, we like it or not. There was a post recently on hackernews about forcing client support of SNI bein
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by eftychis 4y ago
This is still commodity trading. There are rules and they apply. There are being investigated. I think you have a bit of an overestimation how swiftly Robinhood would be hit with anything. Recall it wasn't long ago when Robinhood recei
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by eftychis 4y ago
By every owner affected you mean, there is small to no moat and everyone can use it if they so wish. It is not like PS5 owners are going to be upset for having a straightforward way to run games -- e.g. make their own Blu-ray copies etc. Ed
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by eftychis 4y ago
Ehm yeah, thank God planes do not fly like this. The two pilots and the rest of the crew communicate and coordinate or we would have a lot of accidents. There is a reason planes still have two pilots -- and it is not that the need two or ev
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by eftychis 4y ago
Thank you for the additive comment. We lack serious infrastructure investment in a lot of the developed nations. For some reason we feel that one can just stop infrastructure investment and risk no instability and loss of growth in the long
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by eftychis 4y ago
Why do portable drones not offer the instant firepower?
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by eftychis 4y ago
Funds pulled to see what would happen, now reallocated back. Is when everyone is screaming something bad is going to happen, something happens and people realize it was OK they can go back into the room.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Savings are low. We have supply issues -- just not enough stuff, including food, even if you had all the money in the world. It is a joke now that people complained about babyfood and government said it will give money; only to get a reply
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by eftychis 4y ago
I know this will be hard to swallow for a lot: No polygamy is not stable and that is why it is outlawed in a lot of countries. Consider that men physiologically have a drive to produce wealth and "grow" to attract and sustain a fa
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by eftychis 4y ago
a) We need to stop using the word debt for central banks. Consumers in their daily lives learn that debt is bad. For central banks is the way they work. (And companies try to have always some form of debt for liquidity and reducing risk.) b
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by eftychis 4y ago
Yes, I was trying to give a contemporary definition. But I do find it interesting that it is a notion in our field. I agree with you and your disappointment. Thank you for the comment.
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by eftychis 4y ago
a) Think we are overreacting on the particular comment. It is like gmail or github saying service is down/issue in Binance. b) As other people commented to people's comments: unusual days is when bugs manifest c) The whole stock a
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by eftychis 4y ago
If we are worried people are paid $18 an hour and that is too much and that gets the gas prices up -- but mainly things that are not that volatile like rent and consumer stable products -- then we are in for a rude awakening and also we liv
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by eftychis 4y ago
Well, yes, the birthrates and immigration can help the U.S. but that was not the point the OP was making -- and I am making too -- Japan has showcased boundaries one can reach on relation to debt and fiscal policy; and also that negative in
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by eftychis 4y ago
Here we go again! Trying to use a financial term to describe "bad" past decisions. I do not see this term used when we build bridges or houses -- we either say they were time or financial constraints or it was a bad job. And certa
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by eftychis 4y ago
Comment: j is used instead of i in certain contexts -- e.g. circuits -- when it is possible to confuse it with the current (same letter used). As e.g. an Electrical and Computer Engineer you just move back and forth on sqrt(-1) notation app
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by eftychis 4y ago
The problem with concurrency and parallelism is ownership — mainly that is write access than coherence. I have seen again and again the bad habit of people to bypass well defined set ups of data ownership because they feel they are smarter,
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by eftychis 4y ago
Yes you want the center of mass to be more forward than the center of lift. Otherwise, a small deviation in the pitch becomes hard to impossible to recover -- the system is unstable and stalls extremely easily. If that is a fighter plane of
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by eftychis 4y ago
tl; dr: The system is unstable as it has positive feedback loops. You can "first day of class" think of it as the implied series 1/(s-p) -- p the pole, s the Laplace variable -- exists and converges. And in particular you wa
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by eftychis 4y ago
Why would I want to learn a new editor, if it is going to be sunset -- there are many great options out there that are unlikely to disappear or be unsupported? Meaning Github's new editor has to offer something unique and great.
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by eftychis 4y ago
If you have board members resigning, take a moment to think what's wrong. If the way you fired people has been this newsworthy and investors/executives(here) are suing you, and you still don't know what the issue is, I don&#x
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by eftychis 4y ago
From personal experience and friends and family experience, I actually am surprised it is only 250k annually in the U.S. > The researchers caution that most of medical errors aren’t due to inherently bad doctors, and that reporting the
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by eftychis 4y ago
Example/exempli gratia: https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndca/pr/two-foreign-shipping-co... A lot of us took an engineer oath upon graduation and there is a fiduciary relationship formed with the public in certai
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by eftychis 4y ago
You won't have access to your phone and belongings. They are not trying to make it easy for you. How all these behaviours are sane and legal is of course beyond me. Public tolerates too much.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Thank you -- was starting to write the same and then decided to double check nobody beat me to the punch. Fees are usually not annually but an advance -- but you can have a law firm on retainer on an annul basis -- that is they are expected
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by eftychis 4y ago
Honestly, at this point in the U.S. maybe we should all have a lawyer on retainer and their phone number memorized and take no such situations lightly. Also, start actually punishing such mistakes. Detective(s), judge, police, and American
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by eftychis 4y ago
I agree. But we are betting on the game changing -- by addition of a new technology or by nuclear becoming accepted as a basis power production or being able to construct high capacity batteries out of non toxic/abundant elements.
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by eftychis 4y ago
I would hope so. The problem is numbers don't much at this point and there are strong incentives if you have to pick between economic growth or being green. And the fear (irrational or not; your pick) to nuclear doesn't leave a lo
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by eftychis 4y ago
My 4c: a) Stop using the term carbon footprint. It was invented by BP to scapegoat and market, it defocuses us. b) Blaming tech or civilians doesn't help. Blame countries. China, U.S, Germany etc need to step up. Ban coal power product
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by eftychis 4y ago
Honestly, I personally hope most countries mark it as gambling. Good for both countries.

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