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by kazen44 2y ago
Also, infrastructure investment has a very long return on investment. (power plants for instance need to run decades to make back their profits, especially nuclear power plants. Other forms of energy generation come and massive ecological c
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by kazen44 2y ago
No, but we should have a discussion about if it is worth it to expense so much energy for something with very little hard, real use case. Al be it bitcoin or LLM's. there is a lot of money behind AI, but i have yet to see any of them a
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by kazen44 2y ago
Having your own manufacturing and industrial base is also very, very important from a geopolitical perspective. (as european countries have come to realise after the invasion of ukraine). you need your own industrial base to manufacture and
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by kazen44 2y ago
Also, unlike TSMC, which the taiwainese goverment sees as a national asset and which actually garuantees them economic co-dependence with the west and thus independance from china,t he US seems to have forgotten that having your own manufac
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by kazen44 2y ago
Manufacturing in the west is expensive compared to cheaper developing countries. Also, manufacturing has a massive impact on the environment, this includes semiconductor manufacturing. It has politically been impopular for a while now.
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by kazen44 2y ago
> The computers that came out of Silicon Valley in the late 70s-into the 80s were a disruption to the old stalwarts like IBM. Though for silicon maybe I'm just trapped in that pre-SpaceX thinking. another good example of this is how
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by kazen44 2y ago
i have yet to see any service provider use BGP confederation in production. The idea seems kinda neat, but Route reflectors scale so well nowadays, that a confederation setup seems kind of wasteful and overly complex. Especially with behavi
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by kazen44 2y ago
well, lets not forget what happened since the start of 2022... the invasion of ukraine has a major impact on the european economy, but that has very little to do with the article in question...
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by kazen44 2y ago
i don't think you know what socialism means if this is your interpretation. Lets not forget that half of the EU actually lived under a quasi socialist regime not that long ago...
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by kazen44 2y ago
to give a different perspective, why are VC's somehow the cause of "tech industry"? this seems like a very US perspective on tech in general. Also, VC's in the US have another large advantage. Very, very cheap money beca
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by kazen44 2y ago
how is europe's economy terrible? by what metric? considering that the EU still has a very large part of the global economy, especially compared to its population and size. Also, the tech industry is not the only part of the economy. l
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by kazen44 2y ago
the agriculture market relies heavily on goverment intervention to even exist. The EU and its member states give out huge subsidies to keep food production local in the EU without being completely destroyed by cheaper crops from third world
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by kazen44 2y ago
Also, the cost of doing this per request is insane compared to either absorbing or rate-limiting the bandwith the requests take. Cloud computing charges you by the request/byte/cpu cycle. Servers do not have this issue. Also, is i
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by kazen44 2y ago
the fact that this argument is logical in the current economic systems says so much about the sad state of the way we structure our economy...
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by kazen44 2y ago
Also, abolishing your country into some superstate will not change the fact that people of europe consist of many different cultures with many different believes, practices, expectations etc, and have done so for many many thousands of year
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by kazen44 2y ago
except that globalisation is on the downturns, especially in terms of the political will in europe. Exporting the manufacturing of to china is currently seen by many as a mistake (especially deindustrialization in regards to military hardwa
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by kazen44 3y ago
the thing it is mainly missing is multi-tenancy self service. (ipam integration seems very nice though). NSX allows you to create seperate clusters which hosts VM's which run the routing and firewalling functionality.
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by kazen44 3y ago
i would disagree with you there, especially because there is very little on the sdn front which matches NSX-T in terms of SDN capabilities, this is something in which vmware has been ahead, the only other people with the same capabilities s
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by kazen44 3y ago
asking someone how they are in the netherlands is considered a genuine question about someone's wellbeing, and is considered very out of place if you don't know the person. (a cashier for instance). Also, when asking this, expect
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by kazen44 3y ago
tipping in my opinion is rather rude. as a bussiness, you are basically asking for a handout to make the lives of your waiting staff bearable. In my opinion this mean you should not run a business. Why would i tip someone when they do their
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by kazen44 3y ago
> I get that the intent is to make another person feel good about themselves, but if you praise anything and everyone, how does this praise convey anything special? i have noticed that the inverse also exists. Especially in northern&#x2F
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by kazen44 3y ago
which is true in the sense that capitalism (so far in history) has disenfranchised those who do the actual labor which generated the capital. How can society be democratic if the workplace is not?
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by kazen44 3y ago
to be fair, you reach a certain point when the only options left for DDoS protection are Remote Triggered blackholing on your edge. This results in an entire /24 network not being routed to your network and being dropped by your peer i
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by kazen44 3y ago
Also, we need the state to act in the best interest of the people it serves, instead of in being held hostage by a few with much economic weight. The state should wield power it derives from the mandate given to it by it's people, and
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by kazen44 3y ago
why 1919 specifically? in my opinion, it seeems to have been enormously on the rise since the end of world war 2 and especially after the end of the cold war.
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by kazen44 3y ago
airbus was made as a very deliberate political project from various european countries to stay competitive in the airline bussiness. Mind you this happened around the same time many foundations of a lot of european institutions where formed
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by kazen44 3y ago
its actually kind of crazy how much military planes where produces during world war 2. Look at this list[0]: the soviet IL-2 plane has produced more planes the the entire list of planes mentioned above over a period of 4 years! That is just
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by kazen44 3y ago
it works the same way the other way around no? airbus planes are still flying in the US even though they are currently eating boeing's lunch.
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by kazen44 3y ago
which will never happen. Airbus is a pan european political project asmuch as a competitor to boeing. (also, one which is hugely important for independence of european airtransport).
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by kazen44 3y ago
> Why do they need reserves? Abolish all federal obligations this would result in the country having no money to pay for a proper functioning goverment. who is going to pay all govermental employees? the police, the army etc if the count

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