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by qaq 4y ago
Unlike US he might actually have a Permanent Resident status that he hasn't had to wait for his whole life.
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by qaq 4y ago
verified account tweets get amplified so you are paying for that, also you are paying to reduce cybersquatting of your name (if it is of value to you)
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by qaq 4y ago
If it had anything that's PI under GDPR for example like names
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by qaq 4y ago
sure I am not criticizing the methodology of load testing, just pointing out that at extreme high loads lambda is too expensive to use.
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by qaq 4y ago
Well thats very unrealistic workload
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by qaq 4y ago
if you are at load level when you have million lambdas executing concurrently your monthly bill will make even Uncle Sam cry.
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by qaq 4y ago
Who to keep and who to let go, Tesla runs it's own large scale datacenters they might be evaluating shifting workloads to onprem
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by qaq 4y ago
The election map shows results of a dude/party who ran on Pro EU platform. As much as you like to spin it any other way that is an indisputable fact. Protest erupted when he refused to sign the EU association agreement.
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by qaq 4y ago
Yanukovych ran on pro EU platform during the elections so as much as russian propoganda likes to push this very point you are regurgitating it's total BS.
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by qaq 4y ago
Attribution is done by Mandiant's and CrowdStrikes of this world so not really same people.
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by qaq 4y ago
as compared to ?
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by qaq 4y ago
As most anything else it did not work in USSR either for the most part.
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by qaq 4y ago
ADTs is last missing piece that would make me fully content with Go :)
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by qaq 4y ago
My experience is that requirements are almost orthogonal to what stack will be chosen. CTO going to a conference, tech lead being bored, founder having a friend who knows "shit", developers padding resume and so own impact the cho
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by qaq 4y ago
for what purpose? if you want a short position just short ARKK
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by qaq 4y ago
+1 :)
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by qaq 4y ago
Russia is not even making nails themselves. Most manufacturing equipment and components were sourced from west and China. Now it's pretty much only China.
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by qaq 4y ago
Russia is fully dependent on China for even very basic needs, it looks to be very likely Xi warned Putin not to escalate to nukes.
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by qaq 4y ago
Was there ever a year when FED actually lost money?
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by qaq 4y ago
Waiting for pivot to cold fusion
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by qaq 4y ago
I switched to Best Buy for a lot of the tech buying
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by qaq 4y ago
well they used up most of their stockpile of cruise missiles without much success. From missiles getting shutdown to missiles targeting system being so crappy they don't actually hit the targets to intel being so bad that the target is
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by qaq 4y ago
Belated birthday present for Putin
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by qaq 4y ago
people calling out mainly seat on their behind with zero risk to them thanks to NATO umbrella that they supposedly despise.
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by qaq 4y ago
So Ukraine has to take a stand against most world major powers while fighting a full out war with Russia?
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by qaq 4y ago
I guess because enough people upvoted it
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by qaq 4y ago
Cause sometimes there are weird and convoluted answers for a very simple events.
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by qaq 4y ago
He is paying the same amount as he offered originally but now with 0 push back. You can get huge political dividends by controlling twitter.
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by qaq 4y ago
Overpay is relative there is no meaning-full difference between your net worth being 250 or 230 Billion. Now having control of a key political discourse platform of the world while being the richest dude that def comes with benefits.
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by qaq 4y ago
What if this whole thing was to shift the narrative from the sky is falling Musk should not be allowed to buy Twitter to let's force Musk to buy Twitter. Cost him +/- nothing.

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