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by network2592 5y ago
Most people would be unequivocally against slave concentration camps. Do not confuse lack of action with lack of caring. Effective action may require collective action. But individually, most people care. Yet, collectively, they cannot seem
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by network2592 5y ago
Engaging in epistemic and semantic hair splitting does not alter the reality of slave concentration camps or make it any less worse. Here is a recent article [0] on rape and forced sterilization of Uyghur women. [0] https://nypos
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by network2592 5y ago
Is there any critical non interchangeable raw material that goes into Intel chips for which CCP has exclusive global control? Xinjiang has some silica mines [0] which may go into silicon production. Presumably, that is a critical material f
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How much longer will it be accessible for Intel and Microsoft though? CCP does not think twice about pulling the rug on local tech giants [0]. Why would it hesitate for Intel and Microsoft? It seems like only a matter of time. As far as ch
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by network2592 5y ago
CCP may arguably control the world's largest consumer market. That is debatable when considering the European Union as a single market or even India. Considering either consumption level or sheer number of consumers, it is not entirely
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Partners is a separate issue from suppliers. The letter was to suppliers. However, partners may have indeed caused "trouble" for Intel by threatening to source chips from somewhere else. But as far as suppliers, and chips in par
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by network2592 5y ago
> It apologised last month for the "trouble" it had caused, saying that its commitment to avoid supply chains from Xinjiang was an expression of compliance with U.S. law, rather than a statement of its position on the issue. S
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by network2592 5y ago
Mentioned research project P2P Models https://p2pmodels.eu/about/ https://yewtu.be/watch?v=2RFGSF0Rf9k
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by network2592 5y ago
Mentioned book The System: Who Owns the Internet, and How It Owns Us https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53261015-the-system
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https://archive.is/06ZSh
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Robots Unloading Trucks(economist.com)
1 points by network2592 5y ago|1 comments
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https://archive.is/8vlKQ
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The Decadence of Venture Capital – How Modern Unicorns Are Bred(medium.datadriveninvestor.com)
3 points by network2592 5y ago|1 comments
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> We don't expect most web sites to use it. A fortiori, this indicates it was perhaps not a great use of engineering resources. > Most of the world is still waiting. Sadly true. If anyone wants a sobering overview of vaccination
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Thanks dang for the kind message and rectifying the situation so promptly. I can totally understand why such a measure is in place. Thank you for all the efforts you put in towards keeping the standards of conversation high. I am a long tim
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TLDR at the bottom. First off, thank you for taking the time for a thorough reply. Clearly, I am a fan of you and your team's work on workers. There are some issues that are beyond the scope of this reply. Overall though, a well though
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Do the rebroadcast shows (eg not actually live but still displayed on cloudflare.tv) get transmitted using the same architecture? In what ways would it benefit from a hybrid architecture? What are the most resource onerous parts of Cloudfl
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by network2592 5y ago
It is definitely a neat feature. And just scratches the surface of what workers and durable objects can do. To what extent though, would such a feature be necessary if the application had been designed properly from the ground up to scale?