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541.
by pojzon 6y ago
Its not war, just a good way to make a lot of money now. You buy cheap and sell absurdly high (10-20x the price). People still buy because they have no other option.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Thank you for the insight, explanation was easy to follow even for someone not related to that kind of work.
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by pojzon 6y ago
After checking the site I can tell it has quite a few tracking cookies enabled - so for sure it is profitting from the illegal content. Ps. This also doesnt cover copyright claims.
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by pojzon 6y ago
At least in EU - the platform is responsible for the content their users upload. So based on that posting personal information like address, name, age etc. Without consent can put this site out of business after few fines.
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by pojzon 6y ago
How about we regulate using AI solutions to influence people behaviour ? Like making them want to vote for someone who will stab them in the back when in the office. Or using AI for population control. There are huge issues our modern techn
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by pojzon 6y ago
This sounds like the issue railways had in UK 100 years ago. Solution was to nationalize the infrastructure. If the nation would own the wind-farms and nuclear plants, both can be managed to the benefit pf the nation. If we privatize essent
547.
by pojzon 6y ago
Serious question, why not simply stop generating energy by wind istead of stopping nuclear stallar ? You „can” stop generating power using wind. Get up to 30% from nuclear and rest from automated wind farms.
548.
by pojzon 6y ago
Im surprised noone commented that when someone is able to get to your runtime its already too late to do anything. If your docker is running in a private network and someone got in, it already means your whole system is compromised. If you
549.
by pojzon 6y ago
And if companies like Amazon can turn them into a SaaS they immediately do so.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Agile - yes, Scrum - no. Like with any great idea there was someone who decided to monetize it. Thats how scrum was born. I see that with every pragmatic solution good devs try to share: - TDD - Agile - FP Sooner or later some “hot-shot” sh
551.
by pojzon 6y ago
Low rates and reduction in consumer spending are rather signs of recession not deflation.. From 2008 crisis pretty much every country in the world is printing money like crazy. Its easy to print more digital numbers, its harder to gain actu
552.
by pojzon 6y ago
Rich elites buy-out all properties/flats in cities because its a better overall investment taking to account inflation. People who slave in that situation consider themselves unhappy and thus consider moving to a houses outside of the
553.
by pojzon 6y ago
On the contrary the price of up-keeping a household has increased dramatically. 30-40y ago it was not uncommon for a single pension to cover all expenses of: - food - car or two - paying a mortage - having 4 kids going to school - other hou
554.
by pojzon 6y ago
That sounds like one step away from being a robot.
555.
by pojzon 6y ago
What about threadwriterejects and max-number-of-shards. If you don’t take into consideration how much data you ingest and in what format it should be afterwards and monitor that constantly: “You gonna have a bad time”. You can automate a lo
556.
by pojzon 6y ago
This sounds like a good news but at the bqck pf my head I still have humorous SP episode about the same. Hope the quality of the food will be better than what they serve now.
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by pojzon 6y ago
We are too proud to sometimes admit we simply „are not good enough at something”. It’s always easier to shift the blame somewhere else. Thats why some radical but correct concepts are so hard to push.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Thats a very good question Im also interested in knowing the answer. Currently I have seen that every company I had a pleasure to work with had to settle with „eventual” consistency of replicated masters. This is ofcourse totally unacceptab
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by pojzon 6y ago
> A genius is not born but is educated and trained….When a child is born healthy, it is a potential genius. When opinion is worth more than tens of years of empirical evidence. What a stupid piece of wasted storage (even few kb is a wast
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by pojzon 6y ago
Money
561.
by pojzon 6y ago
Their infra is generating those encryption certificates, so WhatsApp can very well decode the message and store it for further processing. They will most likely share metadata about you with facebook to sell that data to push more ads into
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by pojzon 6y ago
To give an another view: 600bn is more than gdp of majority of countries.
563.
by pojzon 6y ago
Some ppl say that Apple is only a marketing company. TBH with results like those its clear the company in case of tech is years ahead of competition. This is a comparison of current beast desktop CPU which requires water cooling to maintain
564.
by pojzon 6y ago
It would be a miracle to buy 1650 Super for 150 bucks where I live. They rose twice in price aleast. It would be more like 250-300$ for that card.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Im curious where this puts TomTom on the landscape.
566.
by pojzon 6y ago
CDPR is owned in 66% by investors. And investors want ROI and there is nothing better than holiday season for that. They also knew about how bad the game runs on PS4 and released it either way because “money>everything”. Its really that
567.
by pojzon 6y ago
Thing is - not kids are the problem. The problem is 9-17 work so many companies force us into. I can finish my work in 2h of my 8h workday. Just let me leave at 11am. I’ll have plenty time to learn new things, play with kids, get enough sle
568.
by pojzon 6y ago
TBH it would be the same in case Microsoft would buy them out. Its really hard to get out of the shadow of failed products. Products that people started hating with passion.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Uh, We moved away from postgrest and went back to regular db + rest-service architecture. The project (postgrest) has too many disadventages at that scale for us.
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by pojzon 6y ago
Issue was with authenticating the requests. Pgcrypt was too much together with geospatial operations. No database instance could handle that - or it was so expensive it was not worth it.

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