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patmorgan23
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patmorgan23
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If your local governments are funded by property taxes, Data centers can bring in new revenue while requiring few services. Which could be used to shore up stressed public budgets or fund other economic development activities to bring in jo
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A leading web browser can not be built and maintained by volunteers.
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Hosting cost and the network effects are the barriers
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Slow networks != Bad networks. Bad networks could be slow, or drop random packets, or corrupt packets, or have jitter, etc
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At least UV is still open source, it would suck to have to fork and foe there to be yet another python package management tool(what is this JS?), but we can do it.
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Why are you mad they're making the language better?
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IIRC there are several of the "Blue Zones" where just bad government records. (People who had incorrect birth dates, or had already died and the government just didn't know about it)
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Do you think we became the dominant species by being independent loners, or by forming complex interdependent groups?
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7mo ago
This. Sure there are still some applications that might be difficult to v6 enable, so either patch it or use one of the myriad of options to give it a v6 front end.
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Hmmmm maybe someone should come up with a SYSTEM to organize NAMES for ips, maybe using hierarchical DOMAINs.... Oh wait.
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The Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. https://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/ourwork/spacelaw/treati
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For a major airport the answer is always no. LGA is in the 20 top busiest airports in the nation serving it's largest metro area. If LGA was a small regional airport, sure one controller or maybe even no controls overnight could be app
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Yes, this is why we use per capita stats for basically everything.
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The council is made up of heads of state, so no more undemocratic than your own countries executive, and the commission is selected by the Council and approved by the EU parliament.
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Value does pay for development on open source projects already. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34061110
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That's great that you're doing that, every deployment of renewables is a net positive. But local deployments in the burbs won't be enough to power out factories, office buildings, data centers, etc. also some people (A LOT of
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Version tags should obviously be immutable, and if you want to be automatically updated you can select 1.0.*, if you don't you just pick the version tag.
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Lyft pays people to help map in OSM. meta and Microsoft have both made big contributions as well (like allowing the use of Bing imagery)
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The hyper scalers are built on running and offering managed versions of open source software (Linux, reddis, postgres, elastic, java, python, JavaScript/node, docker, kubernetes,etc)
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Because farmers are making money off of exporting and have significant lobbying power
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Increases in supply also increase consumption, we use lots of cheap stuff, but not very much of expensive stuff.
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Ooo this makes sense it's like if the Linux had don't break users space AND a whole bunch of other purely internal APIs you also can't refactor.
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What are the alternatives, and do other countries labor statistics agencies use them?
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Don't forget the human time wasted by an app being slow and laggy.
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> However, to this day, despite providing all required paperwork including her driver’s license, utility bills, vehicle registration, and mortgage statement, the Alsip Hazelgreen Oak Lawn School District 126 has repeatedly denied her dau
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Uh what's undemocratic about the state legislature, which created the current system of small local districts, Changing how schools are funded and governed? Small parroquial government entities that are funded inequitably are bad, actu
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Malaria nets are band-aids, what really needs to happen is building up institutions and infrastructure that make the nets unnecessary.
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Eeeehhh, internships are usually designed around the individual being in school, so part-time and with significant scheduling flexibility. I'm assuming a "paid gap year" is more designed to be a full time intensive program.
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Just for reference China has about 17% of the world's population, and India has about 18%. China has also been deploying lots of renewable and nuclear energy, and their carbon emissions actually falling. Solar and wind have gotten so c
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Body cameras aren't hidden and are worn by public officials while on duty, doorbell cameras are no more invasive than an CCTV camera a home owner might have installed on their premise. I think the difference is that these cameras are r
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