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by pylua 3y ago
The cost to repair and corresponding increase in insurance to cover repairs still makes it owning one not appealing to me. I suspect I am not the only one that feels this way. Just give me a nice used car from the mid 2010s that is easy to
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by pylua 3y ago
What’s the point in seeing this through then — ultimately a lawsuit just delays the inevitable and will be more costly for Twitter considering legal fees. Is Twitter buying time ?
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by pylua 3y ago
I don’t think it is related to design decisions necessarily — I think it is more related to coding to the most common case when there are many more edge cases exposed when you scale the number of users. I mostly witness hurried scenarios in
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by pylua 3y ago
I would argue that the reason companies ship junk is they can’t really afford the costs of slowing down and doing it right. Even mentioning the true cost would shut down most deals.
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by pylua 3y ago
Maybe I am missing something — But what problem is it really solving? They want a hamburger quicker? I personally enjoy the dichotomy between the burbs and city personally especially in Atlanta.
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by pylua 3y ago
I don’t think they all want to drive in. There’s no choice. For instance if you live in Gwinnett you have to commute to doraville for rail— it’s not a giant time save if at all any time save. They said it would take 30 years to get heavy ra
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by pylua 3y ago
Serious question: What’s the endgame for this company? Get the infrastructure in place then charge absurd subscription fees? Become a monopoly?
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by pylua 3y ago
There are so many frameworks, systems, and products I’m not sure you can have a broad certification to be able to call yourself a licensed professional in any reasonable sense. I became an engineer in training for electrical engineering but
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by pylua 3y ago
That is very worrisome.
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Ask HN: Is offshoring to India helping Russia?
6 points by pylua 3y ago|5 comments
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by pylua 3y ago
Has this ever been proven or is there a case study on this? I am genuinely curious.
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by pylua 3y ago
Let’s be honest they are way over their goodwill sla on fixing a lot of issues. But you are right —- it is not. I would object to someone saying the government can’t move faster and not break things, however.
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by pylua 3y ago
Don’t hate the player hate the game.
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by pylua 3y ago
I definitely believe this to be true, however -- unfortunately this process is too slow and complex to act as a practical counter balance.
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by pylua 3y ago
There does seem to be quite the inconsistency here. I feel like the truth lies somewhere near the truth of the no wants to work mantra which may simply be a refusal to raise wages. I wonder if the so called knowledge half life exists becaus
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by pylua 3y ago
Many US IT critical infrastructure is already developed there. I do not consider them under the U.S. sphere of influence so I find all of this to be very concerning.
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by pylua 3y ago
After visiting India it felt to me like I was living in the 90s in terms of the economy, at least in Bangalore. In America there seems to be a strong since of desperation and general malaise in my generation. A lot of people on drugs or hav
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by pylua 3y ago
It definitely does feel like the patent system has been gamified and also weaponized. I’m not sure it is fixable.
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by pylua 3y ago
1) developers are not fungible. 2) things that are created are not the same , otherwise it would just be reused. 3) to understand how to build on the system you must learn the domain it is built on, which is also not fungible knowledge. You
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by pylua 3y ago
They should definitely raise the exempt salary amount and the minimum wage. It has been too long. In the very least , tie it to inflation.
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by pylua 3y ago
I think this is unlikely as the us tax base would literally implode. That, and a brain drain from America to other countries may occur. I would expect the government to step in.
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by pylua 3y ago
There has to be labor protections for us employees and us companies or companies that do business here must adhere to it. After all, I cannot just get a visa to go live in India, even though I might be able to have more material wealth ther
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by pylua 3y ago
The reason I don’t have a Linux laptop is simple. There is not one that has a touch pad as nice as a mac’s. It needs to be large and very responsive. My attempt at Linux at a Chromebook was ruined because of a terrible trackpad.
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by pylua 3y ago
That is called fraud.
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by pylua 3y ago
I sincerely doubt they could bring in their own employees. I bet there are training , operations , and safety issues with that.
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by pylua 3y ago
That seems high. Honestly feels like a fraud in itself
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by pylua 3y ago
There are lots of mechanisms in place compared to other types of financial institutions including bank examiners.
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by pylua 3y ago
Doesn’t look good for the defense. One difference I do see here is that there is an explicit disclaimer present on the ad if I am reading it correctly. That sort of disclaimer may work well for South Park but I don’t know about this.
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by pylua 3y ago
Your honor, we created an ai model of a blonde humanoid and named her scarlet and told it generate off of a movie star look. We then created a voice ai trained on people impersonating a well known actress. I wonder how that will go in court
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by pylua 3y ago
Tools like istio provide this sort of functionality currently, right? Does this adding anything to that? I wonder how developers will be able to develop extensions for it.

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