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by formula1 10y ago
Systems will not get faster since Moore's (not murphys) law is reaching its end. Though Atom could certainly get faster in a variety of ways. I think my biggest problem with atom currently is that its only useful on a personal computer
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by formula1 10y ago
For those of you thinking this is at all related to the recent de-privitization movenent in the US prison system, it is not. This is more of a breif history and overview.
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by formula1 10y ago
I feel like I can relate to your position however I believe there is much more to this than simply "unevolved" - a hive mind (similar to that of bees or ants) likely considers death to be a reasonable loss to the point of canabali
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by formula1 10y ago
Thats not entirely true. England has had a number of economic scandals before the US recieved their independence. There is also certainly a president of "too big to fail" to the point that the king was invested [0]. [0] https:&#x
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by formula1 10y ago
"Thus 500k 800 sq ft bungalows" This may sound cynical but that is one of the fair markets that likely will not fall. These are luxery that are likely only to be bought and sold to people looking for vacation spots or a crashpad.
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by formula1 10y ago
I appreciate that she took a stand for what she believes in. I hope that someone of her calibur will also express how the carribean has so few natives or tribes being pocketed in little corners of many american countries. But I appreciate a
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by formula1 10y ago
To sum it up, despite there being regulations on CDOs the real problem still exists. That problem is that loans are easy to get the gov stamp. Thos makes it easy for new home owners to get loans. And this makes it easy for sales people to s
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by formula1 10y ago
Thats an interesting point actually. Their customer oriented subdomain doesnt accept comments in either. Also is pretty inactive. Perhaps this has been a long time coming and is only now happening to the bigger names http://taxpa
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by formula1 10y ago
"Above and beyond" are the key words here. If this was a 100% private sector I would be fine with it because its about the companies choice. But the fact it is associated to the gov opens up many questions. - how do gov programs w
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by formula1 10y ago
"They do not need to provide anything above and beyond". I find it fascinating how polarizing this thread will be. Ill have you know I love many of their shows but I should respect people to only respond to what triggers them
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by formula1 10y ago
I think the fact this is a government service (or at least funded by gov) makes this choice far more interesting. It effectively sets a standard for services to avoid providing a open forum where the users can speak to one another, service
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by formula1 10y ago
Thank you. You have introduced me to something I can get excited about
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by formula1 10y ago
I was unfamiliar with the use case that this offers and thought it was a mostly useless replacement or what we already have available.
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by formula1 10y ago
To me originally I thought it was just a library that replaced || with or() with no added benefit while promise support would have at least reduced the amount of overhead to create a readable logic wuth asynchronous situations (which is com
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by formula1 10y ago
Why is this at 44 points? I respect this is trying to hit a nitch but the nitch looks more like a step backwards than forwards. This does not seem more reasonable than what we have available. Maybe when it handles promises will it have a mo
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by formula1 10y ago
I appreciate that this is likely trivial for mathematicians. For me, I was quite lost. Something I found a bit more obvious was constantly dividing a squares sides into two. When done infinite amount of times, getting the perimeter of the s
167.
by formula1 10y ago
Forces you to 100% commit to oop paradime. Often much easier to test and more clean than counterparts. Its used in enterprises for a reason.
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by formula1 10y ago
Java really isnt that bad. I think the biggest issue surrounding it is a package manager, better ui/templating language and a more obvious/documented import and linking api. Outside of that it isnt too bad Edit : also events were
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by formula1 10y ago
Im saying that competition will be stifled to the point of crony capitalism. You need a freind to gain entry rather than a superior product or even a solution to a problem. The only way to create things that "people actually use"
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by formula1 10y ago
Really great article. Outlines history, evolution and problems solved by each iteration. One thing they didnt get into was the methods (options, patch, put, delete, etc) i always found that one to be weird as it seemed proprietary. After a
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by formula1 10y ago
You are an ISP provider A social network "connect me" offers voip and is backed by billions in venture funding, including your own modest investment of a million. Its ok. A new social network arises and people are really into the
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by formula1 10y ago
Are you talking about the gov? If thats the case, you should look into the history in regards to unions and unethical labor practice. I think it was this year that a whistleblower revealed that lithium was being mined by children. I appreci
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by formula1 10y ago
Thats a supply and demand issue though. If disney has taught us anything its that an entire IT team can be replaced by H1-B. Silicon Valley tends to hire mit grads or savants. As those skills become more prevelent however, the demand for th
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by formula1 10y ago
Its slso possible they werent sustainable. Worker strikes snd unions will definitely put a hamper on your production. If people cant support children or they know a job is a death sentence, when an opening comes up due to a strike they may
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by formula1 10y ago
Is this a threat? This will happen everywhere. There is no escape. Big brother will be watching, already are. This isnt some new crazy concept. This is why unions exist, strikes occur, nationalism and anti-immigration is prevalent. The diff
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by formula1 10y ago
You think through the eyes of idealism. Consider this You are the owner of a fortune 500 company You need to hire enough people to fullfill 1600 hours a day, 14 days per paycheck. You want to hire the people as cheaply as possible. If the i
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by formula1 10y ago
So the solution is "take a chance maybe it works". We already are inflating our money every year. Every year the dollar is worth a little less. This is usually done on purpose, if i remember correctly it desentivises holding cash.
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by formula1 10y ago
If companies and service providers know that an individual canpay $50 more. What insentive do they have to keep costs low? As it stands the price of living is absurd. Free money would only provide excuses for higher charges. GDP can be incr
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by formula1 10y ago
"The researchers found that the mice exposed to radiation, or both radiation and simulated weightlessness, had sustained damage to their blood vessels. Namely, the mice had impaired vasodilation, or problems expanding their blood vesse
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by formula1 10y ago
Your expecting people who have spent their lives climbing the political ladder and understanding / memorizing / interpreting law to then be able to know that their emails are viewable by a man in the middle or anyone able to read

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