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by fibers 5y ago
If companies actually gave a shit about climate risks down the line and developed significantly different ways on how to reduce co2 emissions this would not be an issue. As it stands, the world is forced to import and consume an insane amou
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by fibers 5y ago
Isn't this a symptom of insanely crazy programming whiteboarding interviews?
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by fibers 5y ago
i am curious what you mean by looking for new reserve currencies as a function of a portfolio, does this mean simply going overweight non US stocks?
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by fibers 5y ago
Is this really an issue if the OP did this anonymously? Who would possibly know? Or does this count as perjury?
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by fibers 5y ago
tried prime 10 years ago and it wasn't anything worth writing about. i dont order that many products from them anyway and if i do i would just batch them up to get free shipping
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by fibers 5y ago
https://news.yahoo.com/suicide-hotline-data-echoes-silicon-0... "Crisis Text Line is not the only nonprofit support line that collects and shares data as part of its operations. For example, the Trevor Project, a 23-ye
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by fibers 5y ago
The same can be said about research colleges being backstopped by the taxpayer and having their research being paywalled by JSTOR. Are you willing to make the argument that all of this stuff should be paywalled?
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by fibers 5y ago
Yes because America, not China has exacerbated the conditions in India to make it so you have no choice to come to America. There won't be a timeline where the US relaxes their immigration laws to make something like this possible.
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by fibers 5y ago
whats the solution for millions of renters that dont have access to ev stations at home though? even if the charging station is a mile away would you expect someone to walk 1 mile every charge cycle?
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by fibers 5y ago
with regards to #1, that is what I did last year when I chose to buy apple since safetynet would mean i would be completely hosed in buying a phone that works with privacy centered custom roms while also using important apps. now that apple
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by fibers 5y ago
do you mean the side airbags from the diagonal posts because this seems flagrantly illegal if it was the bags on the wheel/glove box
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by fibers 5y ago
this seems like yet another excuse for X as a service just to induce even more demand from subscription based services. there's nothing wrong with merely accepting autos as a giant depreciating asset that does exactly as you need and o
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by fibers 5y ago
Except that is a terrible analogy and has everything to do with a poor security culture on the firm's part because IT is treated as a liability rather than an asset.
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by fibers 5y ago
What would happen if they ban scraping altogether? Is this the end of google search?
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by fibers 5y ago
i had to roll back to 9.6 on windows because \COPY is fundamentally broken for large cvs
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by fibers 6y ago
> This will probably be downvoted like crazy here, but I thought we were against for-profit education? Well you are on one of the hotbeds of the internet where the mantra is 'monetize everything and see what sticks' sooo
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by fibers 6y ago
> distributing your own web browser network effects
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by fibers 6y ago
I'm not a pro dev by any means but what is stopping orgs from simply self hosting such a thing? Git is merely version control which supposedly does not take a lot of resources so you can go ahead and buy a dedicated server and host it
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by fibers 6y ago
if you look at the map on the opposite side of the street/block its filled with random pubs/liquor stores/restaurants. do you really think the target was random restaurants?
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by fibers 6y ago
the cronut, i will not elaborate further
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by fibers 6y ago
They don't need to compete with Bloomberg when they could compete with yahoo instead.
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by fibers 6y ago
As far as simple interfaces are concerned for the average layperson yahoo finance is as good as it gets since google literally gimped their finance product in such a stupid fashion since they didnt know how to monetize it. So not only did y
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by fibers 6y ago
if we only learned from china how to combat this
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by fibers 6y ago
each iterative cycle requires exponentially more r&d, making it prohibitive for that one firm to catch up
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by fibers 6y ago
is this with threadripper boards?
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California Proposition 24 Passes, leading the way for a “Cali GPDR”(sfchronicle.com)
4 points by fibers 6y ago|0 comments
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by fibers 6y ago
the dmca's were a result of 'intent' which the law is more than willing to enforce imaginary IP laws. this becomes an eternal cat and mouse game where the foss community will tend to lose against these leeches.
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by fibers 6y ago
i don't understand? this is a pretty simple solution since these large megacorps are quick to enforce their own will on the FOSS community for bs IP reasons.
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by fibers 6y ago
the only reasonable alternative if gitlab gets dmca'd again is to use gitee based in china.
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by fibers 6y ago
wow this straight up sounds like the best solution by far since who knows if microsoft or google is willing to put up a fight

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