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by gwerbin 8mo ago
This isn't exactly a supply and demand situation that might cause prices to increase by restricting supply, like what you sometimes see with global commodity cartels such as oil. What's happening in this case is that they are over
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by gwerbin 8mo ago
The funny thing is that textbook economics has all of the answers about why laissez-faire market economics doesn't work as a foundation for economic policy. It's almost as if it's never been about making good policy and alway
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by gwerbin 8mo ago
If you can make a shirt for $1 and sell it for $10, you can throw out literally half of your inventory and still make $5 per shirt.
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by gwerbin 8mo ago
This only makes it even more fascinating. A Bronze Age civilization, contemporaneous with Charlemagne!
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by gwerbin 1y ago
That's what they're betting on. It's why suppressing free public access to knowledge and education is part of the agenda.
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by gwerbin 1y ago
Yes. Quoting Proj ct 2 25: > Break Up NOAA ... NOAA consists of six main offices ... Together, these form a colossal operation that has become one of the main drivers of the climate change alarm industry and, as such, is harmful to futur
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by gwerbin 3y ago
Tive, Inc: https://www.tive.com/ Full-time Data Engineer, either Boston (USA) or Pristina (Kosovo) Remote or in-person OK. Flexible hybrid/WFH schedule. No visa sponsorship available at this time. Technologies: Airflow
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by gwerbin 9y ago
Would you be able to go into more detail on this? An example maybe? It might be useful for someone like me who's "interested in Rust" but hasn't tried it (yet).
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by gwerbin 9y ago
Would this be possible with a patch-based version control system like Darcs or Pijul? Does patch-based version control have other analogous security risks, or is it "better" in this case?
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by gwerbin 9y ago
Articles like this always make me wonder about the effect of technology, particularly easy access to the Internet at all times, on my generation (born in the late 80s and early 90s). That discussion -- about attention spans, finding exactly