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10mo ago
> Most people aren't content with merely surviving. I think you overestimate the importance of Apple to India. It is just a company. And actually not the biggest employer or most tax paying one either. Apple is not the only vendor i
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Like any business Apple needs growth to satisfy the shareholders. New growth would come from India and China. Apple didn't leave China and neither it will leave India. India can and will survive without Apple. Though having it in the c
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10mo ago
> In this situation, what on Earth is the difference between the young man's "Father" and the young man's "Other Father"? Wouldn't it be correct to have two fathers in a child adopted by gay parents?
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11mo ago
Have you tried it out recently? On Mac and Android it is now very good. It used to be slow for me, but now on the same hardware it is fast enough that I don't see any difference compared to chrome.
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11mo ago
I think their point is that the source being open keeps the developers more honest. Of course there have been supply chain attacks in open source, but that is more probable to be found out than closed source ones. In short, auditability im
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What is in your view the need to make a claim?
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> This does not mean that China is going to go to war over them, certainly it won't go to war with India. Then why make a claim? Claims are made to prepare the domestic audience so that when war comes there is home support for the a
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11mo ago
If historical claims are valid, then Mongols would be very happy to claim large swaths of land. Or if more recent claims are to be taken, then the Brits have claims over quite a large amount of countries. Historical claims are meaningless a
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> That cost is simply too high; no one in China wants to pay it China was happy to invade Tibet and assimilate it's population. Hard to believe that a government who claims all of South China sea, large parts of India (Arunachal Pra
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11mo ago
Backward incompatible change means there is cost associated. It is like changing your furniture every 6 months. New furniture is fun, but unless your needs have changed (like marriage, children), it won't add you any benefit other than
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11mo ago
With Android 17 coming with desktop mode, there is a good chance of that.
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11mo ago
> palatable that which otherwise wouldn't be Medication does not remove the need for therapy. If they are stuck in a bad situation and do not have the tools to come out of it, then in therapy they can learn about the tools and techn
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11mo ago
I guess it is more like being hard prove a negative. There is no evidence that vaccines cause autism. But it is also difficult to prove vaccines cannot cause autism. The Anti-Vaxxers use this loophole to spread their beliefs.
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The public keys won't be stable as we would need to rotate them. We need both a stable identity and a proof of that identity. Security is not very user friendly and would have made the digital tech even more fringe. One of the reasons
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11mo ago
Being friendly to other nations have benefits such as easy access to latest technology that could help solving the problems.
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It is super strange to say that who devoted their time and effort and then gives away their work for free is somehow entitled. If this keeps up, there won't be anyone willing to maintain the software due to burn out. In today's si
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11mo ago
Agreed that obscurity is not security. However we don't want to make it easy for hackers to get a catalog of vulnerabilities to pick and choose from. I think the issue is public disclosure of vulnerabilities after a deadline. The hobby
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11mo ago
Irrespective of what Google does, security research is still useful for all of us. They could adopt a more flexible policy for FOSS though.
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11mo ago
Reading this reminds me how much I have missed good writing these days.
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Not only respectful. Also it ensures that all different aspects of a decision is considered before making the decision. If not aligned with all parties, we would miss important flaws in the plan. It is just a sensible thing to do.
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11mo ago
While GPU is a focus of Mojo, it is also planned to make it a general system programming language similar to C++ and Rust.
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1y ago
I think one issue is when do we start drawing the line that an autonomous entity is recognized as a sovereign country. Do we start with the UN? Because before nation states formed, it was a bit ambiguous. British empire's colonies were
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Tibet was a self governing entity until Chinese invasion. Though China would disagree. Tibet's leaders are still in exile and one of the key issues of China with India. If the argument is that Tibet was not a country, then the same app
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Pixi is an alternative that you may want to try.
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Guns are actually easier to control and significantly reduce ability to target multiple people at once. There are a lot of countries successfully controlling guns. To the argument that then only criminals have guns - in India at least, crim
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It is always the case that custom configurations have advantages over other configurations. But standards give a good trade off between performance vs having a large ecosystem. Integrated batteries just add to the e-waste problem.
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> Forbid anyone from sending signal towards them so we have time to technologically catch up to them without them noticing. This is going to be difficult. Immediately there would be cults that would be inviting them to earth to salvage u
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I think even if the price was set high it would have devolved into enshitification and ad-infestation. With expensive televisions amd fridges pushing ads, it is not too far fetched. Expensive software is also going down the path of enshitif
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Nobel peace prize was always political. Obama got it. Gandhi was rejected.
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Dark Matter and Dark Energy Don't Exist, New Study Claims
(scitechdaily.com)
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