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by hvb2 1y ago
Aside from everything else already said here, you don't allow journalists in and those that are still there get targeted/killed. It's quite hard to get information out when you're actively trying to make that to be the c
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by hvb2 1y ago
Aren't elderly phone scammed out of huge amounts from bank accounts often??
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by hvb2 1y ago
> Will companies that go all-in on machine generates code have the upper hand, or those that value traditional approaches more? One thing I'm curious about is if those companies that go all in her to the state where they have the so
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by hvb2 1y ago
> It sounds like you’re saying the job market imploded in the last five years. In that case, it seems like we should halt h1b visas until it recovers. In tech, yes. In general I don't know and not all h1b's are tech > I hire
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by hvb2 1y ago
Not every dam has to be of the size of the Hoover dam. A single huge battery is also not practical. Yes water shortage might be a problem if the river you're on runs dry. That's not often a problem though, plenty of major rivers.
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by hvb2 1y ago
They might be living wages in those countries. You can save a lot of money by not living like the average American. It's the standard of living that Americans expect. In order to afford that you need x amount of money. For example, if
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by hvb2 1y ago
You cannot compare between years like that. There are ups and downs, currently we're certainly not in an up except for special skills I guess. 5 years ago all of big tech massively overhired, they let go a lot of people later, so that&
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by hvb2 1y ago
You're looking for the biggest which isn't all that important. It's like saying you cannot deal with a difference in peak and through in production using a single power plant. For example, Norway has just 78TWh[1] in storage
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by hvb2 1y ago
> The whole EU is in winter weather together Sure, less sunshine, significantly more wind. No single source will do it all, no one is arguing that
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by hvb2 1y ago
Americans aren't willing to pay the prices needed for the vast majority of things to be made in America or made by non immigrants. Immigrants will do the hard work in very bad conditions by American standards for very little money. To
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by hvb2 1y ago
I'm not the first filter, there's a recruiter upstream for me. And this wasn't for new grads but senior positions. What I'm trying to say is that all the 'good' resumes that made it through were almost exclusiv
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by hvb2 1y ago
> Tons of people getting employment based green cards hold jobs that could easily be filled by an American. Could be filled by an American, sure. Is the American willing to do the work? Probably not... This is not a uniquely American pro
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by hvb2 1y ago
> You can do find in a day with battery but you can’t really produce a lot in the summer and use in winter. Batteries aren't the only storage. The better options in my opinion are the places where you can use the landscape to your a
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by hvb2 1y ago
Try to imagine the hours going into a post like this. These posts are among the very best, digging into details explaining why things work and why changes were made. Every time they get released I'm happy because no one killed it...
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by hvb2 1y ago
I've done many things that got new data ingested on a monthly basis. So say 29 days out of every month they would be idle. Is it worth starting and stopping those kind of things? Probably not? If you turn off a VM running something lik
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by hvb2 1y ago
Assuming you've compromised said developers account, wouldn't you be able to click that publish button too?
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by hvb2 1y ago
The cost of going through that list often outweighs the cost of the hardware, by a lot. And in a lot of cases it's hard to find out if a production application can be switched off. Since the cost is typically small for an unused applic
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by hvb2 1y ago
Because just using a cdn without proper caching headers is just another service you're paying for without any savings. The real question is if they considered caching and thus configured it appropriately. If you don't, you're
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by hvb2 1y ago
You don't think this happens on prem? Servers running an application that is no longer used? Sure they're probably VMs but their cost isn't 0 either
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by hvb2 1y ago
> The entire service with it's horrifically complicated click through dashboard (but you can get a certification! It's so complicated they invented a fake degree for it!) just to confuse the customer into losing money. By that
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by hvb2 1y ago
So they did do the work on sentiment analysis and all that, but didn't do any of the security stuff??? So when you're making minimum wage, you can expect every word you say to be analysed and your PII to be unprotected. I guess se
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by hvb2 1y ago
The way I read it, the password might not have been different for each new user... But that's negated completely by the next part about there being a sign up without any email verification
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by hvb2 1y ago
Having charged 2 EVs on wall sockets for years, I've not seen them go over 12 amps, so that checks out. One of those was a leaf
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by hvb2 1y ago
I used the term wire because it most closely resembles a sepa transaction. You put in the receiver's details and hit send
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by hvb2 1y ago
I'm trying to point out that most US people are unaware that days for selling a transaction should be outrageous, yet it's the norm. And a wire, which is as close to sepa as I think you can get, costs 10s of $ each time. Basically
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by hvb2 1y ago
It's a good example though, a country whose currency is unreliable and where access to another more reliable currency is hard. That IS a use case
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by hvb2 1y ago
So why can a traditional bank not solve this? In Europe you can wire money across borders for free, you just need to know the account number. Arrives in seconds at 0 cost. I feel like a lot of the fintech in the US is purely a result of a l
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by hvb2 1y ago
> What matters is I manage to finish projects that I would not otherwise if not for the AI coding tools, so having them is a huge win for me. I think the problem is in your definition of finishing a project. Can you support said code, ca
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by hvb2 1y ago
Even better, the system that Rabobank has. They make you use this separate device to scan a color qr code generated by the app. The details of the transaction you're authorizing are then displayed on this completely decoupled device, n
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by hvb2 1y ago
Laws would need to be changed for that to happen, so don't expect it anytime soon. Also, cash is kind of the one remaining option when there's no electricity. So for disaster planning people have been asked to keep an amount of ca

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