publicola1990

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by publicola1990 1y ago
Yes this is also a question that comes to my mind. Where are the design docs from the past 50 years of software development. There must be something concrete for people to study and learn from.
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by publicola1990 1y ago
While this is is interesting, the "nobody's heard of" phrase is rather condescending and such phrases leave a bad taste in the mind.
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by publicola1990 1y ago
India possibly. It's not much in the geopolitical discussion, but in 50 years time, may be earlier, India will have a larger economy than the US. That will truly be then end of the "American Age". Whole playbook which has bee
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by publicola1990 2y ago
The transcript of the video doesn't really work that well as the intro text in GitHub. The tone of it feels haughty, before even it has entered into the main details of the project. My suggestion is to rewrite it toning down the things
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by publicola1990 2y ago
Isn't it dogmatic to think so. Sometimes it makes sense to rent tools.
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by publicola1990 2y ago
In pop history the influence of Chernobyl is wildly exaggerated. In the complex set of events that lead to the collapse, Chernobyl is only a footnote.
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by publicola1990 2y ago
Customers in many other countries have no problem with it. Other large countries have rolled it out fairly quickly.
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by publicola1990 2y ago
But why is that so? Can't the credit card regulator simply mandate the use of PINs for credit card transactions.
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by publicola1990 2y ago
And it could even cheaper since like about 40% of price of many cars in India is reportedly taxes and duties.
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by publicola1990 2y ago
The Vietnamese romanized their writing, they seems to be doing fine.
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by publicola1990 3y ago
There has been other probes that continued to operate over multiple lunar cycles, how did they manage?
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by publicola1990 3y ago
Also did they use image processing to guide the landing this time? American and Chinese probes seems to use it to do the final phase of soft landing.
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by publicola1990 3y ago
Do English intellectuals even criticise Churchill?
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by publicola1990 3y ago
Analysis seems to miss out considering most of Middle East and Africa.
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by publicola1990 3y ago
A washer-dryer combo gets rid of that problem 100% of the time. I don't know why isn't popular in the US.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
There was also news reports that Saddam Hussein was trying to challenge George Bush Jr to a duel before the second Iraq war. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2297371.stm
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Some US companies still are having operations in Russia. Cargill seems to be one of them.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
ARPU could be smaller but the user volumes would be much higher. In absolute terms it could be a significant portion of revenue. Netflix perhaps is not doing as well in these markets, presently. There are reports that Netflix is doing badly
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by publicola1990 4y ago
What about the state of affairs in emerging markets, which are likely going to be bigger revenue source than US/Europe in the not too distant future? Also what about (live) sports coverage? Does Netflix have a strategy there? For many
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by publicola1990 4y ago
But Japan seems less "fundamental" than many other cultures including the Greeks, Persians and Chinese for example who all lay claim to thousands of years of cultural significance. Is there a Japanese equivalent of Budha or Aristo
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Not exactly related to article, but how is the social dynamics in the present day US between former South Vietnamese/their descendants and the expats and students from present day S R Vietnam.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Also does the move going to negatively impact US businesses and possibly US consumers. Ultimately these measures are restrictions on what US companies can do. These restrictions are going to affect their existing/potential revenues. So
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by publicola1990 4y ago
US routinely target and kill people inside other sovereign nations borders during peacetime, with scant regards for any "rules-based-order". Not to mention not being a signatory to major treaties and conventions that are are part
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Report is rather sensationalized like much on the reports from BBC, and does not provide closure on the story. From another news source (CBS): "The park closed Monday for testing of staff and visitors, Walt Disney Co. and the governmen
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Even in this case representative is getting a tangible benefit that he is possible getting an opportunity to do something which they can in turn take credit for. A lobbyist getting an audience with someone in power therefore may lead to som
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Its more like US trying to isolate itself from Russia and China (for seemingly different reasons), don't you think? It is as if US wants to rollback globalisation, because they feel it is starting to disadvantage them. But for many com
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Shenzhen I/O, is one of the many Zachtronics games which are largely programming games.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Wasn't the Russian Empire also as such.
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U.S. Economic Warfare Provoked Japan’s Attack on Pearl Harbor(independent.org)
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Nice idea, but perhaps the list itself could be put in the beginning.

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