jujube3

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by jujube3 4y ago
Investing in Google is not zero-risk.
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by jujube3 4y ago
> It doesn't feel quite so big, though, when one medical bill can bankrupt you, regardless. Can't happen because health insurance has an out-of-pocket maximum for the year > Or you're living paycheck to paycheck because
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by jujube3 4y ago
You would lose that wager.
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by jujube3 4y ago
How would anyone know? Traffic is always at a halt in San Francisco.
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by jujube3 4y ago
Pip alone is not enough. Python makes backwards incompatible changes to the language all the time, even in dot releases. This means that you can't just install everything into some shared directories since some code would need version
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by jujube3 4y ago
Python packaging and versioning has been a shitshow for far more than 7 years. The language has existed since the early 1990s and the philosophy about backwards compatibility and packaging hasn't changed.
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by jujube3 4y ago
Toxicity! Toxicity! We've got a toxic one here! (Seinfeld laugh track plays)
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by jujube3 4y ago
It's to secure Microsoft's control of your computer. (It's not to secure your computer -- that will remain a roach motel of unpatched exploits. But it will be a roach motel that runs Windows rather than something else).
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by jujube3 4y ago
One of these days I'm going to have to deploy a real python project to a server and I'll have to think of something then. That's the point at which you rewrite it in go
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by jujube3 4y ago
With that kind of money, you could hire a developer for one month, or pay for half of a new car! Truly a princely sum.
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by jujube3 4y ago
I guess this is why they include all the warnings against climbing in. (Do not do this, you will die)
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by jujube3 4y ago
Their revenue is from Google because they chose to make a deal with Google. They could have made a deal with Microsoft or some other search engine provider.
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by jujube3 4y ago
https://backreaction.blogspot.com/2021/10/how-close-is-nucle...
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by jujube3 4y ago
> They are definitely in 'set for life if we make wise choices' territory Sure it seems that way now, but what happens when a volcano appears under their house and it floods with lava? Or they go to war with the elves?
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by jujube3 4y ago
Browsers do generate revenue, though. As per https://www.wired.com/story/firefox-mozilla-2022/ In its 2020 financial results, the most recent available, Mozilla listed its total revenue as $496 million, with
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by jujube3 5y ago
Students don't qualify for Section 8.
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by jujube3 5y ago
Giant towers full of low-income housing is actually something we've tried before. Over and over. https://newsone.com/1555245/most-infamous-public-housing-pro...