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by petra 6y ago
Was there any language that solved the chicken and egg problem using a nice ffi ?
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by petra 6y ago
I agree with alot of those reasons, but Everywhere, People at startups earn less and work harder, for having an option of growth: stocks, job advancement, possibly better skills, etc. How is the situation in Germany different ?
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by petra 6y ago
It's not like more fiber will change Germany's sucsess in building software companies. I'm sure the issue is much more complex than that.
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by petra 6y ago
Microsoft's luck was that IBM gave them the license to make the OS, because they thought the money is in the hardware. That's one of the biggest business mistakes ever.So that's a huge amount of luck. So I'm not sure Mic
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by petra 6y ago
But steam may ruin the masks, and the instructions on sanitizing don't mention water.
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by petra 6y ago
Generally,the instant pot requires at least 1 cup of water when running, according to the manual. How does this work without water ?
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by petra 6y ago
Any info on search operators ? And do they work, unlike Google ? And where's the source ? could i create search plugins just for my own use ? because that would be a killer feature. So it's only technically open-source, it uses Bi
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by petra 6y ago
>> well-loved restaurants could disappear at a moments notice because the owner/chef got tired of making the same type of cuisine and want to experiment with something new So let's say you're such an owner. Just sell yo
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by petra 6y ago
Aggregating many restaurateurs at a single kitchen, and encouraging families to order from that kitchen, a bundle of meals, could save significant money on delivery. And landlords could also offer their own delivery app, for more savings. F
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by petra 6y ago
What if you had 30 different restaurants at the same place ?
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by petra 6y ago
The misdiagnosis problem isn't just a problem in the US, here in Israel, there's also a problem with misdiagnosis. And our healthcare system is considered very good, and uses Single payer, etc.
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by petra 6y ago
This begs the question: Why are for-profits winning over Kaiser, Why isn't the Kaiser model everywhere ?
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by petra 6y ago
Aren't AMD's APU's a better product for that market and will replace intel sooner or later?
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by petra 6y ago
Israel at that time was a poor country, and home for many Jews who came from around the world with nothing . Under those conditions, getting a down payment on a mortage was huge problem.
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by petra 6y ago
Electric bikes are less safe. That might not fit the risk profile of many, justifiably.
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by petra 6y ago
In Israel in the 60-80's the state created "rent to own" housing projects for poor people. It worked pretty well.
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by petra 6y ago
If everything is perfectly modular, sure, focus on your specialty and outsource everything else. But if that's not the case ? What if understanding everything opens better possibilities ?
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by petra 6y ago
How are there 1 million Romanian workers in the UK(since brexit happened)?
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by petra 6y ago
There are companies renting robot labor by the hour(or per work done). It often comes out cheaper than hiring a person.
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by petra 6y ago
Another possibility is using a magnetic bearing, i.e. using magnetic forces to hold the shaft without touching the cylinder.
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by petra 6y ago
Sure, I agree, there are many useful rewards in life. And it's nice to pursue them. But contributing, in the context of work, without getting some real reward, over time ? Just seems really unfair, and I don't like that feeling.
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by petra 6y ago
There's some research about a large decrease in empathy among students since the net(or the smartphone, I don't remember exactly ) happened. Maybe that's a factor.
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by petra 6y ago
What's the point of accomplishing stuff without any rewards ?
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by petra 6y ago
If you have a pickup point on your way from work(or other places you go to) and the wait time is short , it's not much worse than delivery. And you get lower prices.
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by petra 6y ago
Well that's certainly a good use case. But will that work, and compete with the web for knowledge sharing communities? I'm not sure.
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by petra 6y ago
Missing 99% of your potential readers is a big problem, though. Maybe there's another way? For example, Gemini could only link through a centralized link management server, and that link server will verify links to be "clean"
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by petra 6y ago
Maybe aggregators work. But many users will expect search. And it's really hard to change people's minds.
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by petra 6y ago
Maybe, instead of the spec allowing/banning javascript, it would only allow usage of curated list of "apps" to be part of the page ? For example, i'm thinking of a roam research like content platform, without tracking a
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by petra 6y ago
But breaking compatibility will make it harder for regular users to read that content. What about using something like https://gemini.site.com ? And part of that restricted spec would allow linking only to such links, to stay wi
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by petra 6y ago
Interesting. I want to try this. Could you share you camera number/link and your setup(pc or living room, distance) ?

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