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mongol
3y ago
Ask them
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Your competitor will still see the size of your business, what you pay for and where, etc. And they will set the price you pay. Better to avoid.
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I can give you one reason: Amazon is also a competitor to many online retailers. Putting your business in the lap of a competitor is not something you do lightly.
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3y ago
Not the same, but I recently have got problems with moths. So has my parents. This also used to be unusual.
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3y ago
That's true, but the strange thing is it has hardly evolved from that. Why does not my phone operator allow me to set policies / firewalls in place, at their end? All such filtering now needs to happen in my actual phone.
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3y ago
Was it called 4GL?
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Something is not right with the general telephone system. That this can be going on without more being done about it. In the internet space, we have our email providers filtering spam for us. But nothing like this when you sign up for a pho
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3y ago
Exactly how would you get rid of it? Socialize all private property? Government owns everything? No capital in private hands?
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3y ago
What is the point of this question?
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It is true that some did not oppose communism, but they were fortunately always a minority. They had a very naive and romantic view, which is easier when you don't get to suffer the oppression personally.
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3y ago
On one hand, you have "propaganda" (your words). On the other hand, you have those that lived under it. If the views of those align, there may be more truth to the anti-communist sentiment than plain "propaganda".
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Where I work (globally well-known brand) GitHub is chosen as the future platform, since apparently that is where MS invests more. DevOps is seen as legacy. Curious if others have different info.
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It is fine in certain circles only. We are many that think it is completely insane, but we acknowledge that we live in a democracy with freedom of opinion.
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You are surprising me. Where do you live? Many Europeans have lived under communism for decades, and repulse it as nothing else.
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3y ago
Definitely good judgement on his part.
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"High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) is an ethylene-based polymer plastic which is created by exposing petroleum to extreme heat and pressure. It’s among the most commonly used plastics worldwide, and in addition to UV resistance ...&quo
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This talk from Nixcon was inspiring https://youtu.be/SEA1Qm8K4gY?feature=shared
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Practical Engineering recently had a video on the topic "Why is desalination so difficult" https://youtu.be/mxqOPdEUNTs?feature=shared
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I don't think Java has better capabilities across the board compared to Go. Go's ability to be compiled to a single executable is a strength that Java does not have. I learned Go after reading a post on HN about someone that used
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3y ago
The Luddites of today throw paint on art and glue themselves to it, or to roads stopping traffic, to make some kind of point about wetlands.
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Depends on where you live I guess. There are two especially important apps where I live, Swish for instant cash transfer, and BankID for authorization to many websites, such as banks, tax office etx. Without them you are definitely handicap
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I am also of the opinion that a world-wide shortage of food would be the most dire outcome of climate change. I have no idea how likely it would be, but I have imagined that perhaps one year the news would be filled of reports of failing ha
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Sure, but do you want to elaborate why you included it?
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My poor handwriting is something I am disappointed in myself with. I knew how to write quite well, but that skill went to shreds in university when I tried to write too much, too fast. My hand started to repulse the pen. It is as if it alwa
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I can see clear value in a framework that minimizes dependencies. The choice to supply both a web framework and a persistence / database layer puzzles me somewhat. I understand this can be the basis of an "everything included"
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Time to put the cloud in space? Imagine an Azure datacenter on Ceres, fueled by fission. No used fissile material to dispose of (on earth)
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Yes jq is definitely a tool like that. The problem nowadays is maybe more that there are many competing options. jq seems most popular for JSON parsing but once in a while another tool is used that maybe has better ergonomics but a differen
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I recall a tool that rewrites json to a dot notation that is easily grep-able. It prepended each value so all the parents were in front, something like a.b.c=d But I have forgot the name.. Edit: was already mentioned in the thread! Gron
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That argument seems to depend on how famous he was relative other celebrities. But in absolute numbers, how many people knew about them, I think should count higher.
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3y ago
Was he more famous than Chaplin?
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