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by jopsen 5y ago
> Poland president then instantly calls art. 5. What happens next? Yes, it could be bad. But it would take time for NATO to mobilize a substantial force. Things could cool a bit in the meantime. Maybe, we'd see some skirmishes in th
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by jopsen 5y ago
Would it be impossible to put this in an extension? What is the compatibility worth if people have to manually figure out how to switch it on?
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by jopsen 5y ago
One of the biggest pains is that cloud services rarely mention what they don't do. I think it's really sad, because when I don't see docs clearly stating the limits, I assume the worst and avoid the service.
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by jopsen 5y ago
I like the idea of mermaid.js, but why does it have to be so ugly. I don't know why, but whenever I've had a look at mermaid.js, it always made me feel like the syntax and generated diagrams were ugly. Am I the only one who thinks
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by jopsen 5y ago
How do you know you're not being sold something copy/pasted from an image search?
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by jopsen 5y ago
Eventually the tokens for governing will increase in price, and web3 will have the same problem.
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by jopsen 5y ago
> the DAO did give community members power over Millegan’s ability to shape the future of ENS.. How is that different from having stock holders? You can also find cooperatives in the real world where customers are members with voting rig
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by jopsen 5y ago
When discussing nuclear power plants we can all debate aspects of the bikeshed. When discussing fusion power, we can all debate how many kettles we can boil. Kind of funny :)
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by jopsen 5y ago
Yeah, burning books is not the kind of thing you want to be associated with.. The nazis isn't the only ones to have burned books. Communist, etc. the list is long, but never anyone you want to be associated with. On the flip side, you
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by jopsen 5y ago
Maybe, if someone is making the investment -- which the article suggest isn't happening. After all, if you build such a factory, you won't be able to target the lucrative high-end chips. And if competing factories were built when
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by jopsen 5y ago
The news reports 1.8M Danes inflected since the start of the pandemic. There is some 5-6M Danes in total, so ~20%. Note. These are confirmed infections, through PCR tests. They do some 200k test/day, so if sick you can get tested. But
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by jopsen 5y ago
I would use JWT restricted to a specific algorithm.. or.. Use something like GCP service-accounts. So require that the client provides a service account ID that they control, and that the requests are authenticated with an id_token from the
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by jopsen 5y ago
Looking at the stats it's also like 20% of Danes have been infected at some point. 80% is vaxxed. What more can we do?
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by jopsen 5y ago
But can older processes be made much cheaper than they where when they were launched? Is it an under investment in these processes because the price was too low?
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by jopsen 5y ago
This was the math I did when I bought 6 months ago... ... waiting for a housing crash makes no sense because my stonks would crash with the housing market. Of course this was just my pocket philosophy. (In general, waiting for a crash that
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by jopsen 5y ago
> In short: we've climbed the ladder and set it on fire behind us. I guess that's fine as long as we keep climbing, right?
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by jopsen 5y ago
Nah, I think people will pick the bullet point that suits them best, ignore the rest, and drop all nuance.. - Don't pick the first bullet point, pick the best :)
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by jopsen 5y ago
True, that said I think it's viable to argue that just defending America at coastline in WWII would likely have led to an undesirable outcome. But yes, colonial conflict before after WWII is probably more of a racket. That said, the co
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by jopsen 5y ago
> how many of Europe's messes was the US supposed to help clean up before saying "No more"? Personally, I'd like to just say thanks! And hope you stick around to prevent us creating a new mess.. I think we'll be
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by jopsen 5y ago
The number is also interesting because one could simply apply a littering tax. Kind of how there (still) is a tax on empty CD media...
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by jopsen 5y ago
MAD was always a bit mad. But not posturing could be worse. It's worse if Russia can't predict our response.
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by jopsen 5y ago
How is automation different from industrialization? This has been going on for 200 years more or less. Maybe, if lower prices stops increasing consumption (and investment). So far, better automation has just made us build more. But why shou
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by jopsen 5y ago
Or to your customers who are getting cheaper products?
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by jopsen 5y ago
Try amaroK from KDE, might still be good. I think the 1.x series was the best music player ever. In any case, I just use Spotify these days. Much easier than having a music collection.
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by jopsen 5y ago
Scaleway has object storage: https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/
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by jopsen 5y ago
> That doesn't explain it. Is any of the NATO countries under threat? The defense analysis in 2014 was that unless NATO did some posturing and demonstrated it's commitment to defense of Baltic member countries, then yes, Russia
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by jopsen 5y ago
If we wanted play the paranoid game of how this is all about oil, then one would argue the US wants sanctions against Russia. In particular closing NordStream2, so the US can sell LNG to Europe. In practice, I think it's all about prov
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by jopsen 5y ago
A war in Europe would also hurt the American economy. Lack of faith in article 5 would hurt American influence and interest across the globe. Yes, the US stands to benefit.
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by jopsen 5y ago
I never thought of universal healthcare as a security risk... (Sorry, bad joke) But historically NATO has been a pretty good deterrent against war. Should we stop that? As for the troops from various NATO rotating through eastern NATO count
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by jopsen 5y ago
If NATO doesn't do some posturing, yeah, Russia might not stop in Ukraine. Ar-least I recall that being the analysis in 2014. Since then NATO has been posturing, by rotating troops through it's eastern member countries. I'm g

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