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by farseer 5y ago
A startup is not supposed to raise sleep awareness or to get away from the hustle culture. You are only responsible to generate cold hard cash and grow the business if necessary. Your startup will die otherwise.
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by farseer 5y ago
Adobe CC, Microsoft Office and Visual Studios prevent an all out shift to linux for the majority. LibreOffice, VSCode, Gimp/Inkscape and everything JetBrains has to offer just doesn't make the cut yet. But we are getting close by
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by farseer 5y ago
We had a traditional pen and paper in every house for a few hundred years now, but we still need accountants, lawyers, mathematicians and writers.
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by farseer 5y ago
Luckily Pakistan is too piss poor to build a strangelove style doomsday machine.
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by farseer 5y ago
Right? That was my first thought as well.
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by farseer 5y ago
With the amount of land and oil they have, food would never be an issue. Even an isolated Russia can conjure up basic lorries and tractors. The real question is would ordinary Russians be content in life without most modern amenities? Sure
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by farseer 5y ago
I think TSMC has built a sold production line/process to make high end chips but all the equipment still comes from EU, Japan, America. Samsung in theory can makeup the shortfall over a few years. We would be in more trouble if ASML dr
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by farseer 5y ago
Correction without Taiwan there is no Nvidia, Apple, or personal computers using the leading edge nodes <=7nm. There would be shortages but there is still Samsung and Intel is catching up.
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by farseer 5y ago
Who gets to decide if someone abuses their power? For example the UN did not authorize the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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by farseer 5y ago
US was the aggressor in Iraq but did not suffer the same repercussions as Russia has mostly because of its economic influence but also because a European theater attracts more eyeballs than killing brown people far off somewhere.
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by farseer 5y ago
Big cities in Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, UK, Ireland are all great. Especially if you aren't white. Too much right wing politics in France and Switzerland.
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by farseer 5y ago
Softbank stake in Alibaba is worth north of $80 billion.
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by farseer 5y ago
More than half of high-impact cancer lab studies can be replicated?
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by farseer 5y ago
>>Above all, explore the world without desire or demand Go all Yoda eh?
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by farseer 5y ago
If there aren't any "privacy-invading targeted ads", then how would you make money?
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by farseer 5y ago
Your advisors are right, this is a bad idea. If knowledge retention is a problem, always have a spare dev or two around to cushion for people leaving. That would still be cheaper than what you are planning.
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by farseer 5y ago
Could it be that they have given up on Risc Five in favour of ARM V8 and V9?
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by farseer 5y ago
That means they are giving up on risc-v? The future is arm for them it seems.
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by farseer 5y ago
1. The guy knows the value of hard work. 2. The guy was honest and didn't embezzle funds to retire in luxury. I believe he will not only be ok but thrive.
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by farseer 5y ago
To the extent of sending their children overseas to fight for it? Otherwise it's just empty feelings!
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Taliban Reaches Kabul, Says in Talks for Peaceful Transition(bloomberg.com)
11 points by farseer 5y ago|0 comments
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by farseer 5y ago
I am confused, what is worse a Carrington like event or a high atmosphere multi-megaton nuclear blast for EMP effect?
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by farseer 5y ago
So that's euphemism for the algorithm doesn't work.
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by farseer 5y ago
I think for most people, its not trauma but rather nothing interesting going on in their lives.
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by farseer 5y ago
Sanctions on Iraq did work, Saddam was contained. Might even have been swept away in the Arab spring later on. Unfortunately a bunch of religious fanatics invaded Iraq using a false pretense because God wanted them to. These fanatics didn&#
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by farseer 5y ago
When the Taliban took over Kabul a few years after Soviet withdrawal, the first thing they did was to hang Najibullah, the Soviet installed president of Afghanistan. The hanging was prominent because of the way it was carried out, instead o
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US troops 'to leave Afghanistan by 11 September'(bbc.com)
2 points by farseer 6y ago|1 comments
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by farseer 6y ago
Try Richard Scarry, his books are illustrious with a high re-read value.
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US Army Awards Microsoft USD21.9B IVAS Contract(janes.com)
1 points by farseer 6y ago|0 comments
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by farseer 6y ago
>>Vaccinating with AZ is much more useful than it is dangerous. By several orders of magnitude. You are right! But the human factor is important to consider here. People aren't machines that will bend over for the collective good

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