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by logshipper 6y ago
For anyone looking to read more on the container shortage problem, NYT recently published a great piece on it: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/06/business/global-shipping....
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by logshipper 6y ago
I could not agree more. Whereas historically having kids used to be a "social" decision in various respects, it has now become a socio-economic decision for the reasons you point out. If anything, I would argue that the economic s
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by logshipper 6y ago
I recently interned in cloud security for a mid-sized firm. In my first week, I spun up a free-tier EC2 for some testing (Only port 22 was open) and soon enough, the logs were full of port scans and unauthorized ssh attempts. It is only th
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by logshipper 6y ago
I suppose there is nothing against well-targeted ads as long as the user has consented to having their data being used for targeted-advertising purposes. The current landscape, however, does not prioritize user-privacy and serves ads to uns
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by logshipper 6y ago
In a world where every party was rational, your points would make total and complete sense. The reality, however is that social media companies with their curated feeds, dopamine buttons, echo chambers, and sheer size can push products to t
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by logshipper 6y ago
Having spent all my childhood in India, I'm inclined to say yes. Unlike North America's overall individualism, Indian society, in large part relies on a strong sense of community (based either on religion or class). (Of course, t
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by logshipper 6y ago
> But for an individual, i think the bigger challenge is motivation, discipline, dedication, commitment. I definitely agree with the above. I found my way around this by doing weekly check-ins where I report on progress and accordingly f