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What Latin Americans Think of the United States (2016)
(economist.com)
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They are asleep.
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I am surprised that there isn't open source alternatives to Simulink, Stateflow etc. One reason Matlab is popular in academia and industry is because someone who don't know C/C++ (mechanical engineers etc.) can use something
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Modern .Net is more CPU and memory performant than Go. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/
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>instead of the usual flow where taxpayers are on the hook for bailing out too-big-to-fail WallStreet banks Why is there so much misinformation on the 2009 bank bailouts? The bailouts were loans and investments that became profitable for
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>I have the exact opposite observations. Criticising Israel is a big no-no and most media won't cover anything bad about Israel. There is plenty of criticism of Israel by The Guardian, Washington Post, New York Times, Reuters etc. I
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>If the CIA isn't allowed to do certain things for spying, so ... just have Israel spy on our populace You basically described various "X eyes" programs. Western intelligence services are completely out of control. My coun
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>In Uganda, for example, NSO's ForcedEntry was used to spy on U.S. diplomats, Reuters reported. This was the incident that made US authorities go after NSO. I remember reading that these diplomats were actually involved in espionage
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AI is being aggressively applied to areas where AI practitioners are domain experts. Think programming, data analysis etc. Programmers and data scientists might find ourselves among the first half of knowledge workers to be replaced and not
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Russia loses a million people in historic population fall
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Germany is terribly backwards when it comes to IT. It's insane that such a backward country should have that much say on EU regulations. I'm not kidding. Countries like Denmark and Estonia are light-years ahead of Germany in terms
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>Even the Ukrainians aren't as eager and worked-up This is so intellectually dishonest. Ukrainian politicians are downplaying the Russian threat because they don't want their population to panic and flee the country.
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The Ukrainian president wants to avoid his tax paying population panicking and fleeing to Western Europe. Ukrainians are very concerned right now.
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Maybe that was not a good idea. Compare India with the countries that focused on manufacturing at it's pretty obvious that the latter fared better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export-oriented_industrializat...
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It's funny that every European Tesla owner I know are happy with their car but American media, twitter, and reddit users are busy telling us we are wrong.
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I live in Denmark and I have never seen a Made in India product. Maybe they should start with electronics manufacturing services before moving onto semiconductor manufacturing? Just like China did.
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>the average older boomer whose wealth is embedded in their home isn't selling. Its notional wealth, not actually liquid invested wealth I'm not American but in my country a lot of boomers have been able to retire early, travel
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This deliberate misinformation post getting 50+ votes on Hacker News is not surprising. Too many libertarian techbros are only a meme away from pushing pseudoscience.
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>Inspired by Go by Example One of the best tutorials for people coming to Go from other languages: https://gobyexample.com/
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They do "boring" IT like making ticketing systems for the railways and metros.
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>These include the Guoyue Smartbook V5 Color, the HiSense A5C Color Smartphone, the Onyx Boox Poke 2 Color, and the PocketBook Color. Three of these are designed and made by Chinese companies. Only the PocketBook is designed by a Swiss c
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You're forgetting the "backed by the richest man in the world" benefit that Starlink will enjoy before any significant market correction happens.
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Starlink is only a benefit for a small dwindling population of rural people in high income countries. Their claim about bringing Internet to poor countries is bullshit. Countries like Kenya, Nigeria and India have already shown that terrest
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What are the physical security implications of using Fly.io and other edge computing services? Is some shady ISP colocation as safe as highly secured AWS and Azure data centers?
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What are the security implications of edge computing? Is our business data as safe in some shitty ISP colocation as it is in highly secured AWS and Azure data centers?
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>Why are there (personal?) email addresses in there as well? Who sets that as their user agent? Might be some programming exercise. It's a common network programming exercise to build a HTTP client using bare sockets. But they don&#
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>PostHog lol that is funny. "post hog" is a term that originated from the radical left r/ChapoTrapHouse subreddit. Are there other tech companies founded by openly anti-capitalist leftists?
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They haven't completely given up on mobile. The Microsoft Launcher for Android is really close to what a modern Microsoft mobile platform would feel like. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/launcher https:/
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I'm not American but on this side of the pond we expect more proof than twitter allegations before firing people. Hopefully woke culture will take more of a toll on US tech and we will see more US companies opening up in Europe. The US
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>extrasolar atmospheric spectroscopy while in transiting the host star That is currently the only viable approach [1] for exoplanet spectroscopy. But the JWST is unable to do that on planets that are not Gas giant sized. [1]: https:
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