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by lrem 6y ago
Wait, how? Is Bloomberg so desperate for views to profit from spamming here? Do people get a commission for spamming it here?
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by lrem 6y ago
Never spent six hours to figure out a one-line fix?
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by lrem 6y ago
Well sure, but all this is a somewhat-conscious decision by politicians: "basing on experience, doing the pandemic preparations as advised by epidemiologists is more expensive than absorbing a pandemic not prepared (even if that someho
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by lrem 6y ago
I'm pretty sure Wikipedia has you covered... But TL;DR: traders that always have a buy and sell transaction active, making sure the market allows to buy/sell instantly at any time.
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by lrem 6y ago
Isn't this an extreme case though?
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by lrem 6y ago
Huh? As far as I know most countries already do that more often than you ask for. Everyone had a strong response to the 2009 pandemic, with plans, PPE stockpiles and such. The virus turned out very mild, which lead to heeding to the advice
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by lrem 6y ago
Why is 2 so obvious? I imagine many implementations would do that, but basically once you exchange your SSO token for the site-specific token, you could stop making any requests to the SSO provider. The only part of your SSO provider's
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by lrem 6y ago
My bad, I just glanced and conflated two events. The one I had in mind was replacing the police force of Ukraine in 2015. A country of 44 million people fired all the 150 thousand policemen and hired 120 thousand new ones. https:/&#x2
849.
by lrem 6y ago
My bad, I just glanced and conflated two events. The one I had in mind was replacing the police force of Ukraine in 2015. A country of 44 million people fired all the 150 thousand policemen and hired 120 thousand new ones. https:/&#x2
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by lrem 6y ago
My bad, I just glanced and conflated two events. The one I had in mind was replacing the police force of Ukraine in 2015. A country of 44 million people fired all the 150 thousand policemen and hired 120 thousand new ones. https:/&#x2
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by lrem 6y ago
Also note this is not about replacing a police force of a city. It's about replacing the police force of a country of 40 million people.
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by lrem 6y ago
There are the AI principles now that are meant to prevent the ridiculous abuses of the advanced tech. The conversation has moved on to the level of "should we do any business with orgs we have moral doubts about". Anything "l
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by lrem 6y ago
Re 1: I believe iCloud is hosted on Google Cloud, isn't it?
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by lrem 6y ago
I own a service where users simply upload their schemas along their data. Doesn't seem to be a major issue.
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by lrem 6y ago
Who would search for useful software on Github in the first place? That's what app stores are for. Then, you contribute to whatever you feel is useful to you, using the Github link on the project's page.
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by lrem 6y ago
Twitter and Facebook are American companies, with the US being part of NATO. Zoom tries to pretend it's not a Chinese company.
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by lrem 6y ago
Having been an SRE in Google for 6 years now... I don't actually know what does SDE stand for :D
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by lrem 6y ago
Chances are they obtained about 500 patents of similar reach per year. This is an arms race, with companies aiming to be able to countersue any patent infringement with hundreds of patent infringements the other way.
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by lrem 6y ago
Meh? This is a rebrand of Google+, which turns out to be nice to have for an internal social network. Just without the huge maintenance cost of keeping an actual social network. It has been up for 9 years, might as well be for another,
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by lrem 6y ago
One example: you might miss the fact that your company will be torn apart by your dominant business partner.
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by lrem 6y ago
That is not a strict priority list. It is not unheard of to burn some money on celebrations and decorations, while cutting budgets in the essentials. The appropriate question to ask is: at which size can you afford a competent security team
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by lrem 6y ago
I believe the root issue here is that Germany has more than one city.
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by lrem 6y ago
That's not the impression I got. Note that Google does not need the hypercommercialization to earn money. The moment you allowed your site to be indexed, Google earned its cut.
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by lrem 6y ago
Because there isn't enough of "us" to topple the web economy. Once a critical mass is reached, we'll see a (slow) mass extinction in the open web as we know it. Then a bunch of new business models will fill the niche. Di
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by lrem 6y ago
Helps against accidental lockouts, I imagine.
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by lrem 6y ago
AT BPHS1. That has an XLR connector, so I also got a Scarlett Solo. I also recommend replacement cushions, e.g. from Brainwavz, as the stock ones are for people with some tiny ears (my ears hurt pretty badly after a long stream of meetings)
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by lrem 6y ago
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-nether... 3% across Netherlands https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-04-24/corona... "in the most severely affected
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by lrem 6y ago
There is snowflake's chance in hell libraries would be legal if introduced now. The only reason we have them, is they were grandfathered in from times with less corporate power.
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by lrem 6y ago
Have you enabled some kind of privacy feature? There are some checkboxes in the Google account settings that make ads appreciably dumber.
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by lrem 6y ago
Most headsets come with omnidirectional microphones. Even some "noise cancelling" microphones are actually omnidirectional, just with an arm long enough to be reasonably close to the mouth. When I recently decided I need a cardioi

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