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by ikiris 3y ago
Most of those places have an innate hatred for any kind of regulation at all.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Hospitals expect to be able to run off paper for hours. If anything, the hospitals are much more reasonable in terms of expectations of uptime than people's expectations of cat video avaliability. We used to get 4 hour downtime windows
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by ikiris 3y ago
TN state literally threw a fit and outlawed this as a result.
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by ikiris 3y ago
You can always just spin up a new entity if that's a problem, provided you have enough collateral to secure a loan. Credit rating really only is a people thing.
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by ikiris 3y ago
TN is the HN libertarian paradise. Vast majority of the state's people hate anything the government provides and want to kill it with fire. Especially if their neighbors could benefit from it. They literally had situations where people
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by ikiris 3y ago
its also had many data loss / corruption issues, and still looks to be scary for years to come.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Posted via that government internet project because the government finally forced the monopoly communications companies to allow 3rd party connections.
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by ikiris 3y ago
strings are immutable sequences of runes in go. Every time you make one its an allocation and time. You asked about speed differences between rust and go and not understanding where allocations are coming from, and are doing mostly unnessec
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by ikiris 3y ago
oh nice. i hope this lands.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Why are you even making strings to begin with most of the time?
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by ikiris 3y ago
They want to get income like a hardware store, but sell their product as if their value is software, that they then don't maintain because its not selling their latest hardware.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Much to the regret of anyone trying to manage them. Cheap is nice, but I miss the days when chips did things you wanted.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Do you think this is a good faith argument? What might be differences in these situations that aren't based on simple "other party bad"?
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by ikiris 3y ago
This guy FANGs
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by ikiris 3y ago
That sounds out of scope for the MVP. We can worry about redundancies later after we ship.
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by ikiris 3y ago
My bank account isn't preventing you from living in a space.
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by ikiris 3y ago
What is the problem with removing landlords from an area if their property isn't being utilized?
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by ikiris 3y ago
So you wont hire anyone who uses google fi? That's pretty lousy.
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by ikiris 3y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8597930/
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by ikiris 3y ago
you're a bit behind on your CE time. There are lots with that high of variability.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Why would an ISP want to pay the cost of doing this?
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by ikiris 3y ago
"if someone posts it on Twitter." Yes, if you trade on public information, then it's not material non public information.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Its a great fit for Cisco They want so hard to be a software company, and they already have experience with highly inflated priced products. Their real target is probably trying to offer this built in to meraki like products as a one stop s
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by ikiris 3y ago
its much more that theft of service is generally treated as an actual crime, and the franchise situations especially due to the costs led to them pushing for laws with real teeth instead of civil penalties that are pointless on poor people.
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by ikiris 3y ago
my guess is the connection they used has insufficient bandwidth / spec version and this could have all been avoided.
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by ikiris 3y ago
what is missing from everything visible so far is this is people trying to force HE to carry traffic for kiwifarms when they don't want to. I add this so people don't have to do extra googling like I did to understand a story.
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by ikiris 3y ago
because most of their desired customers ban AGPL usage.
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by ikiris 3y ago
see also https://github.com/golang/go/discussions/54245
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by ikiris 3y ago
its not that you cant, it's that its very expensive.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Not to mention it never incentivises having actual business hours coverage instead of ruining someone's nights/weekends, because to do so would then cost the business more than just abusing the unlucky oncaller.

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