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721.
by m00x 6y ago
Because you hire someone, it gives them the right to steal your IP? What?
722.
by m00x 6y ago
Yeah for sure. People didn't want to change from JS to Dart because it's different and they can't adopt the libs they used. It's absolutely a good language and doing well in Flutter and somewhat outside (I use it outside
723.
by m00x 6y ago
There is no "true" distributed system. Any system that is distributed across multiple machines over network qualifies to be labeled as a distributed system. I'm unsure where this protection of a term for more "complex&qu
724.
by m00x 6y ago
> To me something is only a distributed system if it infact has stateful (even ephemerally) components that interact with each other through some sort of distributed consensus or eventual consistency algorithm. Well you're going to
725.
by m00x 6y ago
American race baiting
726.
by m00x 6y ago
> Because Typescript eventually won that race? (The race to be a fine, typed and sane counterpart to Javascript). Dart is doing fine, I'm not sure what race you're talking about? > If you want to use Flutter go for Dart, but
727.
by m00x 6y ago
Yeah, OP is definitely an early engineer, or not very intelligent. Enterprise software takes longer because there's multiple stakeholders and it's better to take a week to build it properly than it is to hack it and fix bugs for t
728.
by m00x 6y ago
So, what happens if Vultr locks him out? Sounds like an even worse situation.
729.
by m00x 6y ago
It does add some benefits and can result in a slightly better experience for some apps, but the risk/reward is not worth it at all.
730.
by m00x 6y ago
It's the model, not the architecture, but you could say the model contains the architecture.
731.
by m00x 6y ago
How is it unique? I used to work for the Ministry of agriculture there and we shared most of our data and procedures with Quebec's.
732.
by m00x 6y ago
I grew up there and worked at the NB ministry of agriculture before heading to tech. While Irving does have a chokehold on everything in NB, there's also a lot of agriculture in NB with very little resources to properly regulate. Durin
733.
by m00x 6y ago
Here's good information on the matter: https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1169688-overview#:~:t... .
734.
by m00x 6y ago
I'm not sure why you're linking all these when the disease has been identified to most likely be a prion disease, and not a side-effect of herbicides.
735.
by m00x 6y ago
It says in the article that it's not CJD, but it's possibly a new prion-based disease.
736.
by m00x 6y ago
Robotic advancements are much faster than this and humans have to be trained, fed, etc. It would be a fools gambit to try to achieve such a goal instead of just making a robotic army where they can easily be manufactured and immediately rea
737.
by m00x 6y ago
We're very far from that. The brain is extremely important for development and regular maintenance of the body. We could, however, remove consciousness (artificially induced coma).
738.
by m00x 6y ago
To avoid paying taxes and customs on the car, which can add up to quite a bit.
739.
by m00x 6y ago
Sorry, I mean Ubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/03/ubuntu-building-apps-wit...
740.
by m00x 6y ago
This comment seems a bit shortsighted. GPUs and TPUs are SIMD and ML models are increasingly being used in consumer hardware. Video cards are selling out so fast that there's months worth of backorders. SIMD processors are being put in
741.
by m00x 6y ago
Flutter isn't a good Electron alternative? Flutter 2.0 just came out with desktop support for osx, windows and linux and will be the main GUI framework for Linux.
742.
by m00x 6y ago
Even in Canada, Pepsi is seen as superior by most of the population.
743.
by m00x 6y ago
I'm astonished that people are asking these questions while there's obvious answers like this. WSs aren't a magic wand, they just allow you to do more with the same.
744.
by m00x 6y ago
First: cholesterols are a family of molecules, like alcohols, not just one thing. Second: statins inhibit cholesterols so while it is associated, it's good to mention that cholesterols are anti-depressive, which is something anyone wit
745.
by m00x 6y ago
Cholesterols are a family of lipids (lipoproteins to be precise), not just one thing molecule.
746.
by m00x 6y ago
Where do you see SNRI lowers serotonin? It's a re-uptake inhibitor for both serotonin and norepinephrine which keeps your body from flushing our those chemicals which raises serotonin levels as long as production is stable. High doses
747.
by m00x 6y ago
Don't blame the company for that, blame the 3rd world country health system the US has. This isn't a problem in Canada or in Europe.
748.
by m00x 6y ago
Great satire website!
749.
by m00x 6y ago
This doesn't make any sense. If the investors got money on the upside, they must've taken their investments out before the bankruptcy. Then if the remaining investors pay the debts, they've also lost all the money they invest
750.
by m00x 6y ago
It's actually way cheaper to buy the console if you're just gonna play one game. You get a PS5 for $550 these days, so that's $330 total for a AAA game ($630). Then instead of $10/m, you have a console for 10 years ($120

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