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fifilura
1y ago
Good that Ukraine is a democracy now then, and control themselves.
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No, I don't think there is a reason to switch. This is not exactly news for people living in this area, you would have learned it at school. There is a vast area between Denmark and UK called Doggerland where fishermen constantly being
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fifilura
1y ago
There is a asterisk in the table that says that the numbers are a mix between wealth inequality and income inequality. I think it makes it very volatile and hard to interpret.
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1y ago
I actually don't understand what you are trying to say in any of your posts. There are lots of words, nitpicks about saying "all of Europe" when some countries are less affected than others, "I am from Poland" "
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1y ago
I am more surprised by the reaction of Hungary than Portugal's reaction. They gave even been invaded by Soviets. The other commenter from Ireland had a good point about rule based world order. And Ukraine has received a lot of help in
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1y ago
"Lisbon should be Russian says Kremlin propagandist" https://www.theportugalnews.com/news/2023-11-28/lisbon-shoul... If Russia.cobquers Ukraine they will use the people of Ukraine against the rest of Eur
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1y ago
Supporting Ukraine against Moscovite aggression is important for all of Europe. Otherwise next they will come for other countries in Europe, as proven by them many times before. This is extremely little money compare to the alternative.
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1y ago
You are required to plant new trees when you cut them down. And there is probably truth in the comment about monoculture. Changes in forestry also moves very slow. The trees you cut down now were planted during WWII.
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1y ago
Yes I'll happily extend that to 10x more difficult. At least compared to building a batched pipeline with SQL. I think you should really think hard whether you really need a streaming pipeline. And even if you find that you do, it may
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1y ago
I wanted to write a comment on this topic, but after several tries this thread is where I ended up because it describes my sentiment as well. The arguments in the article are very compelling. But as soon as you choose Kafka you realize the
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1y ago
In southern Sweden the vast spruce forests are starting to die because of the spruce bark beetle. You can see it everywhere now. Supposedly due to warmer summers. And new planatation replace spruce by larch or leaf trees. Luckily they don&#
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1y ago
You will have to lead. The alternative is a race to the bottom.
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1y ago
I am sorry about your bad experience. Maybe the ones you called did not have AI transcribed summaries and were not managed by GP?
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1y ago
If you build your queries with CTEs, it is easy to pull them out in a console and query each step separately to find the issue.
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1y ago
I also keep the root. But I am on the radial team!
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1y ago
I was focusing more on the "Or until the world is a little more stable" part. I am guessing they have a lot of customers in USA, so they are hit by tariffs.
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1y ago
Giving things away for free is one way to round tariffs I guess. "More flipped out '25 offers will be presented during the rest of the year (Or until the world is a little more stable)." https://teenage.engineering
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fifilura
1y ago
Could be? What is your take? What does fusion energy have to do with labor cost? Obviously AI is technology that has its own value. But keeping the labor cost down by just a few percent (and handing that money to company profits) has tremen
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1y ago
I think 90% of the use cases for streaming data is because managers have nothing better to do than to reload their profits dashboard. They are rarely supported by real business value. Save the data as soon as it comes in and transform it in
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1y ago
First search for SAMO! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAMO But difficult to figure out if any of them are original. I liked this one, but it is most likely newer. It is on top of the City-as-school building where Basqui
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1y ago
Why compare the price with a London house then?
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I'd rather live in central London. And maintenance and running costs are probably higher than a regular house. If you want to get away from it all there are cheaper alternatives. And if you are not afraid of maintenance cost, there are
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Oh! "Educating the newbies/grunts" is the reason for #$#@&#? I'd say that an org has a limited number of pennies to spend on non-trivial code. Let's spend them wisely.
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I am currently considering whether it is worth moving our stack from Hive type tables to Iceberg. Iceberg is obviously technically more competent, but the Hive tables are just so nice because the data is almost orthogonal from the tables. Y
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Isn't the theory that each nudge results in 100 new objects?
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You'd be better off with some stupid code that junior devs (or Grug brained senior devs) could easily understand for the 0.1% cases.
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1y ago
Probably not for you then. I think what's important for me is that for me this does not feel at all unhealthy. It is more a way to maintain a good habit, like brushing my teeth. And I don't feel like I need to be saved by anyone.
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Apology accepted, and mine was an over reaction too, sorry. Just that opinions are very high in this thread in general. I drink coffee too, if someone wants to take a stab at that.
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Ok, happy for you that you have the intrinsic motivation. You seem to be equally intrinsically motivated to tell me what to do and not do based on your experience.
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1y ago
It will be good for you. Start with a mile/day for three weeks. From there the past days will push you forward.
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