kesor

20 ms·

181.
by kesor 4y ago
Everyone can go and waste their time in whichever way they like. Some people like gardening, although they will never get to "sell produce" at the vegetables market. That doesn't mean gardening is bad, it just means they enjo
182.
by kesor 4y ago
The original report is located here https://wanclouds.net/resources/reports/2022_Cloud_Cost_Opti...
183.
by kesor 4y ago
This image shows the current inventory in the SPR - https://www.spr.doe.gov/dir/images/img2.jpg You can use the Wayback Machine at archive.org to look at how it looked like in the past. For example, https:/&
184.
by kesor 4y ago
No, they will not be paying in dollars. Only pay the dollar-equivalent price, but in other currencies. Saudi Arabia is accepting RMB from China for example. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/China-And-Russ
185.
by kesor 4y ago
Tried reading the post. Still couldn't see anything "better" in this convoluted way of representing intent. With a background knowledge of C, Perl, Ruby, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Basic, Pascal, Assembly, Bash, and
186.
The Father of the Computer Age(willdowd.substack.com)
1 points by kesor 4y ago|0 comments
187.
The Penguin Random House trial(shush.substack.com)
125 points by kesor 4y ago|68 comments
188.
by kesor 4y ago
Isn't this what trees do already? And if trees don't do it "good enough", should we really replace the trees with technological mini-chemical-plants that will starve all of the CO2? I don't get it. Why do humans thi
189.
US Seeks $4.3B for Domestic Nuclear Fuel(bloomberg.com)
1 points by kesor 4y ago|0 comments
190.
by kesor 4y ago
A game based on "The Richest Man in Babylon". Depending on difficulty, you might be just poor, or maybe indebted, or maybe a slave. And you need to follow good financial principles to get yourself into a rich man. All the while yo
191.
by kesor 4y ago
https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-c...
192.
by kesor 4y ago
China is doing it, whatever the regulation might be they are building those reactors. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-02/china-cli...
193.
Dan Bricklin the inventor of the electronic spreadsheet(youtube.com)
1 points by kesor 5y ago|0 comments
194.
by kesor 5y ago
This? https://youtu.be/YDvbDiJZpy0 - TED: Meet the inventor of the electronic spreadsheet | Dan Bricklin
195.
by kesor 5y ago
You can argue that spreadsheet formulas in cells are also a type of programming, including all the hierarchy you mentioned. Only in this case the hierarchy is not just the functions nested in each other, but also the cells calculating data
196.
by kesor 5y ago
Someone's pocket is going to get fat, but I highly doubt that any real competitiveness can come out of it. As any government subsidy, it usually not only does not bring the desired result, but whatever it does bring costs much more tha
197.
by kesor 5y ago
Sec. 4432. Prohibition on the use of TikTok.
198.
by kesor 5y ago
So they effectively declare an open war against China, Russia and Iran. While also recognizing Taiwan sovereignty. This is not going to raise any hell whatsoever for sure (sarcasm). WTF is going through their heads?
199.
by kesor 5y ago
You can still buy Yandex Cloud credits, at least while your foreign credit cards still work there.
200.
Omertà: The Code of Honor and Silence(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kesor 5y ago|0 comments
201.
by kesor 5y ago
I'm sure they think "we dont want the usa puppet masters anywhere around here". Which is exactly what Putin is writing in his speeches about. Have you read the speeches on the Kremlin's website? There is an english versi
202.
by kesor 5y ago
It has a new name these days.
203.
by kesor 5y ago
Once upon a time you had services, a kid would clean your windows and filled the gas for you, a productive kid that could buy a house at 20yo. Today at 30yo you are still living with your parents and services you receive are over-the-phone-
204.
by kesor 5y ago
The alternative is what we had 50 years ago, quality products, quality mindset, longer term thinking. With how the corporations are set up today, it makes sense for them to reduce wages and quality to the minimum. Corporations only see the
205.
by kesor 5y ago
That is not what the article said. It would be preferable to produce real physical stuff everywhere in the world. Instead of using printed money to avoid production and still being able to buy everything someone else produced for you. If yo
206.
by kesor 5y ago
Globalization is the new slavery. Once upon a time you force-brought cheap labor to work on your plantation and paid them with food basically. Today the slaves do their work in China and you pay them with printed dollars backed by nothing.
207.
by kesor 5y ago
The main point is the productivity/production has been shifted elsewhere. Once upon a time if you wanted to be wealthy, you had to produce physical stuff. Today you just find somewhere else in the world where people are forced to produ
208.
by kesor 5y ago
You can do that with X11, set the display of your desktop inside the docker container and playwright's browser will appear on your desktop.
209.
by kesor 5y ago
France and the UK don't have an economic and political problem like the US has at the moment. Which is why they have no reason to "change the narrative" by distracting the public with useless wars. There are zero US interests
210.
by kesor 5y ago
What benefit would you receive if you publish your code? Will that give you some privilege or earn you more money and/or more reputation? If the answer to the above is no, and it will mostly cost you time and effort. Then don't pu

More ›