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by geodel 3y ago
Agreed. They have equal right to resources and they are just exercising their rights. By denying snatchers or thieves of iPhones etc one is excluding them from modern information economy.
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by geodel 3y ago
So various crime groups are coming together and leveraging the synergies.
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by geodel 3y ago
Well most kids would be productive human resource as soon as they are able to walk without support in that past. They would also keep themselves entertained with other kids on the street and may also get fed in neighbor's home plenty o
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by geodel 3y ago
I think I have see a lot of places like this in US. The difference is most housing is apartments and rents usually are higher than mortgage payment for twice the size of house.
845.
by geodel 3y ago
Obviously people are the problem. That's why cities which are people free are the best cities.
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by geodel 3y ago
It will go on until 'value classes' are incorporated in Java
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by geodel 3y ago
> but it looks like bullshit to me. Can't it be used for things like smart power meters, water supply, or myriad other non-mobile 'smart things' or even that is tall order considering their capabilities?
848.
by geodel 3y ago
Seems about right to me. Hyper-standardization around few architecture patterns using Kubernetes/Kafka/Microservice/GraphQL/React/OTelemetry etc can roughly cover 95-99% of all typical software development when you
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by geodel 3y ago
> it isn't, I know how a good one looks like) Good. Just don't tell others lest they point out many shortcomings in your choice.
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by geodel 3y ago
Indeed, we can intensify or we can reduce fault lines. Labeling old or young folks with worst stereotypes will not solve problems apart from giving jollies to some on social media. So far for me working with young people has been lot of fun
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by geodel 3y ago
Agree with all of it. I will give an example of place where in practice there is no NIMBYism, one can build more or less any shape or size of building depending on lot size. Apartments are priced as much as $200-250K which adjusted to purch
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by geodel 3y ago
Previously there were two wolves, it seems now they have gotten super majority.
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by geodel 3y ago
LOL. So people who have been living in an area should have no say but people from planning to move must have a say. > This will probably never happen in the U.S Thank god for that. Maybe checkout in other countries like Canada, UK, Franc
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by geodel 3y ago
I guess it all comes down to thinking outsourcing is magic. Get same thing done at 1/4th the cost with virtually no downside. Hopefully C suites get what they deserve or at least get fired. But at any point do these consultants like at
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by geodel 3y ago
Just imagine if Richard Feynman weren't scientist but a banker.
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by geodel 3y ago
I don't know, it just feels appropriate for people buying Cybertruck. Maybe Musk can sponsor a TV show Truck Dynasty about adventure of a family with their Cybertruck.
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by geodel 3y ago
Well, what is supposed to be good in this situation and to whom?
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by geodel 3y ago
Yeah, I mean there must be thousands of live routine of dumb bells from highly experienced trainers at NYC exercise studios. So 50-100 dollar a month service for a gamified dumb bell routine wouldn't be outrageous at all.
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by geodel 3y ago
Could be they are same people who are thrilled while paying 30% tip on a mediocre meal at restaurants.
860.
by geodel 3y ago
I think they meant once. Besides digital lollipops what else is going so great in EU? jobs? economic growth? housing? immigration?
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by geodel 3y ago
Well the flip side of spending all tax revenue of city like Mumbai locally instead of statewide or nation wide there will be even more lopsided development which turns to ever more people coming to Mumbai making infrastructure, pollution an
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by geodel 3y ago
> the BMC (Municipal Corporation) is considered quite ineffective/corrupt/lazy by most citizens, despite being the richest municipal body in the world Well when one divide total budget by population per person won't be muc
863.
by geodel 3y ago
> Generally my experience is that a lot of the price of high end gear goes towards reliability, this is true for most other fields of tech as well. Great point. I have this in non-professional settings the first question people ask is wh
864.
by geodel 3y ago
What are those kind of offense which company or individual commit equally?
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by geodel 3y ago
Seems current laws look civilized/weak for your taste. I think you'd rather prefer Sunday gala of past where convict would be covered with oil soaked rags and then set on fire. So while that person ran crying, howling it provided
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by geodel 3y ago
> deeply anti-user. You mean anti-owner, since you really own the device
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by geodel 3y ago
And which is efficient modern technology taking its place?
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by geodel 3y ago
> but in the end it's adoption and the ecosystem that keeps me from using them. Well, since you can't really use without high adoption even if something comes up with all features you want, you still won't be able to use i
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by geodel 3y ago
I think these cars and planes will run on cutting edge technology like Andreessen-Horowitz AI HotAir for power and Block chains for seatbelts. This will change everything.
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by geodel 3y ago
I think it did change humanity. People are howling and shouting more. Fake news, infomercials are providing all the information to humanity which gatekeepers like college/universities/libraries didn't really provide. Wealth

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