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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
The article mentions the yield is the highest since November 2023. If I understand it correctly, this is different, however. In November the Fed was trying to increase rates to bring down inflation. But the high yields now are the result of
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
Isn’t Ubuntu basically killing apt? My Ubuntu became unusable because it kept insisting on installing a snap version of Firefox breaking a whole bunch of workflows. I do want to try a RH based OS (maybe Fedora) so they don’t keep changing t
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
Yes. And slaves. Lots and lots of modern day slaves.
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
> lack of bureaucracy Huh? Chinese government is insanely bureaucratic. It’s true that if there’s something the govt wants they enlist the entire bureaucracy in favor of that and make it happen rapidly, but just because the bureaucracy c
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
You do realize VCs were putting billions into this shit a few years ago right? Maybe DOGE should have shut down YCombinator.
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
I thought the strategy of skimming titles, mocking them, and then pretending that makes the political killing of research that has been approved by actual scientific bodies through a highly competitive process was discredited and thrown to
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
I’m not sure where this idea that the cloud doesn’t need skill to manage comes from. Cloud engineers are extremely highly paid because they need to be extremely skilled. No one running stuff on prem is compiling Linux from the kernel and th
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
Honestly when you’re a small company or starting up, when you’re unsure of how much, if any, usage your product will receive, it makes sense to start on the cloud. And then as you grow, it makes sense to periodically check in as to whether
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
I can’t speak to 37signals specifically, but most on prem tech is pretty standardized. There’s nothing particularly bespoke about throwing RHEL on Dell servers running in a 3rd party managed white glove data center.
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Also the AWS cloud engineers are so much more expensive because the AWS learning treadmill runs at a 10x speed compared to the on-prem one. Our cloud engineers spend so much of their time simply keeping up with all the things they need to k
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
Somehow no one was ever making this argument when companies were spending tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars to move their on prem workflows to the cloud. At that point it was all “you will save the money because you will need such
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
https://transport.ec.europa.eu/transport-themes/smart-mobili... Can you explain why these protections are not sufficient for privacy? > 112 eCall is not a black box. It does not record constantly the position of the
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
The competition to Putin entering Ukraine is obviously ridiculous. Putin had already attacked multiple countries before. Georgia, Chechnya, and leads a vast network of para militaries that are fighting all over Africa as well. Heck, Putin h
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
Corporate sponsors on Linux provide a fraction of the money Apple does and even what they do are geared towards their own needs. But more relevant is the fact that their donations are focused on running Linux as servers and there Linux is m
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
You seem to be conflating 2 different things. Apple’s OS proficiency and the associated technologies they support on their OS and Apple’s dev tools proficiency. People use Apple’s dev tools because they are the only/best way to deliver
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
> It’s larger in that the entire structure of how we feed children at school is a tangle of federal programs, income thresholds, paperwork requirements, and local policies If DOGE was anything other than an attempt to entrench executive
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
So you don’t think it’s useful to learn that there are people who will indeed use ChatGPT as they would an Ouija board, or seance, or a fortune teller? Because that is certainly news to me and is extremely counterintuitive, considering that
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
It’s a “loophole” because the system didn’t anticipate that consumers could basically place all their orders directly from suppliers halfway across the world, and that shipping would become inefficient that individual goods could be deliver
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
So your concern appears to be that the current system doesn’t allow a U.S. retail middle man to take their cut? I didn’t realize there was so much sympathy for non value providing middle men in the U.S. I do actually agree with the de-minim
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
> The sad fact that we lost all of these because of the entire electronics supply and design chain moving to Taiwan and China, is why we are where we are. These barriers might bring some back, who knows. And yet almost all the actual des
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Something doesn’t need to be “optimal” for it to highly net positive. But even if you don’t want to believe all the research and all the very obvious examples that suggest the tremendous benefits of public research even from a purely moneta
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
He’s already said they will reduce the tariffs on China. He insisted there will be some tariffs but 145% is too high and it will come down. A company moving their production anywhere based on what the policy is right now would be foolish be
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
> All the major browser innovation that has happened during the last decade is because of the funding from Google towards Chromium. And what was Chromium based on? WebKit. And what was WebKit based on? KHTML. Chromium was simply a contin
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by hshdhdhj4444 1y ago
- China had cheaper labor. They also have/had slave labor. Cheaper labor != slave labor. And China’s slave labor is a tiny proportion of their total labor and probably not comparable to American slave labor (ie prisoners). But today, C
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by hshdhdhj4444 2y ago
It’s missing in most European places because there’s little need for it. When there is a need, Europe does pretty well. At least relative to the U.S. For example, Europe built the completely novel floodgates for Venice. It’s been very succe