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by ihsw2 9y ago
Anywhere. We're experiencing the prisoners' dilemma on a global scale where nation states conspire against each-other, a sick tragedy of commons.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Exactly. The cost to move off-shore is only getting lower and its knowledge becoming more wide-spread -- what this means is you no longer require "high" net-worth to access these "special" services.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
And again, the big lie about Russia continues to propagate. It really is embarrassing.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
But it didn't go anywhere and it's largely abandoned, just like Intel's supposed foray into mobile SOCs a number of years ago.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
When receiving from a channel, it is possible to receive a second argument. This second argument is a `bool` and it resolves to `false` when the channel is closed. This removes the need for a `cancelChan` channel that your worker handles.
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Intel to Use Additional Assembly/Test Factory, Improve Supply of CoffeeLake CPUs(anandtech.com)
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Clean Code vs. Dirty Code: React Best Practices(americanexpress.io)
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by ihsw2 9y ago
That is another hunch that I was considering posting but personally I'm skeptical of this. While immigration reform may have fell on its face due to opposition from tech firms, I find it hard to believe the Trump administration would c
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Well, perhaps increasing tax at exercise was politically untenable, but tax at vesting was. Just a hunch that they needed to grab from somewhere easy.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
While this is an unintended consequence, how do you otherwise tax the massive equity compensation packages offered to executives? It has to be across the board.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
`componentDidMount`, which is after a React component has been rendered. This contradicts the parent commenter directly but I'm fine with that. The React lifecycle has `componentDidMount` for doing stuff (at most once) after rendering.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Can confirm, VS Code's completion is okay-ish . You will get appropriate docstrings and autocompletion when it works, but it definitely has a long way to go.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Not to toot my own horn but I quite like my personal project, an HTTP client for the Toxiproxy server (a programmable TCP proxy). https://github.com/ihsw/toxiproxy-node-client
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by ihsw2 9y ago
You could do everything right and make no mistakes, and still fail. That's life. You have a point though, that an economy -- at its core -- is an indirect representation of its host society's morals and values, and throwing around
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Netflix serves data from its OpenConnect rack-mounted servers, of which are deployed to every major ISP/IXP. Previously they were using mainstream CDNs but there were growing pains and cost concerns. To sum it up, everything outside of
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by ihsw2 9y ago
This is probably a better link than the product purchase page: https://www.hetzner.com/news/neuer-dedicated-root-server-ax1...
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EPYC Server Configuration(hetzner.com)
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by ihsw2 9y ago
What you are describing is a perfect storm of two economic fallacies -- the theory of marginal productivity and regressive taxation. The former describes how increasing pay will correspondingly increase productivity and the latter describes
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Rich property owners (or those looking to become rich from high-value property) would counter with concerns about their property value being destroyed, but personally I am satisfied with this as it is an indirect means of progressive taxati
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Well the weather is absolutely phenomenal, so it definitely has a leg up on NYC there. It's just spit-balling, but there's also a thriving drug culture and ideologically-driven tolerance for all manner of person.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Mental illness is a huge issue. Previously, many homeless lived in mental hospitals but such institutions have been universally abandoned. While only tangentially related to rising cost of living, it deserves as much merit as a solution as
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Warren sold out to Clinton, Trump et al will use this to great effect. Clinton turned everybody that touched her into shit and that will be her enduring legacy.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
It may be some time until $100M of daily churn doesn't result in a 15% price swing. The market capitalization of BTC would need to increase considerably to accommodate such a scenario. And it looks like we are quickly approaching such
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Technically yes, you are treating it as a property rather than currency. Such a property is subject to positive and negative externalities (notably, inflation/deflation), and (where applicable) it is subject to taxation on transference
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Paradoxically, economic downturns disproportionately affect the economically advantaged. While the medium and lower classes' financial situations don't need to travel very far to reach the bottom, the rich (and super-rich) will se
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by ihsw2 9y ago
Nope but few (if any) platforms will accommodate such a demand. Xamarin will produce different bytecode from mono, for example.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
tldr their wealthy benefactors throw money at them and they in turn throw money at an unexplored corner of an unintuitive industry
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by ihsw2 9y ago
For most use-cases, Redis nodes will saturate network IO before CPU, but it should be noted that Redis is single-threaded so YMMV.
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by ihsw2 9y ago
If someone is critical of arbitrary elevation of black and latino people above white people, are they racist? If someone is critical of arbitrary elevation of women above men, are they racist? If someone is critical of unrestricted immigrat
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by ihsw2 9y ago
I don't buy that social liberalism and expensive welfare programs go hand in hand. It is entirely within the realm of possibility to broach society with progressivism sans nanny state sans righteous indignation. While libertarian ideol

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