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by radiator 6y ago
Perhaps there will be more than one, then. There will be different ideologies which will be protected and different ones which will be censored on each one of them. In total there might be more freedom of speech. A teacher in high school to
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by radiator 6y ago
But why is it considered anti-trans speech, when a villain is "a male serial killer known to have worn a dress"? Surely, in many other books the serial killer is a straight male. Why are their authors not accused of anti-heterosex
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by radiator 6y ago
Is it possible to use the web only as a platform to deliver the newest version of your native application? - User visits website - downloads binary (preferably small size, use an appropriate language and cross-platform graphics library) - l
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by radiator 6y ago
Or Java
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by radiator 6y ago
I had not missed it, but it really is back now.
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by radiator 6y ago
This article was posted one hour ago and was in the top page of HN. By now already it is nowhere to be found in the first eight pages! Can someone explain?
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by radiator 6y ago
I for one happen to like the typography of the 2010 version much better.
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by radiator 6y ago
Then it seems that "market manipulation" is so broad a term that many activities, essential to the daily operations of hedge funds, qualify for it. This would be fine by me: to just make whole sectors of these financial markets il
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by radiator 6y ago
Isn't conspiracy a kind of secret agreement?
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by radiator 6y ago
Why on Earth is it not fair that the UK and EU get more doses of their own vaccines per capita than Africa, South America or Oceania? Why would they be obliged to export even one dose of something they produced, before they have provided
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by radiator 6y ago
This is true, and in my opinion there is one more tendency which you also imply. Not only the public at large, but even University graduates start to an extent distrusting those who are "professionals" in academia. It is simply a
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by radiator 6y ago
GP did not say they should, they just mentioned the fact that they do.
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by radiator 6y ago
You are not missing anything, QE means the value of the currency has dropped, there is no escaping this simple fact. Whether it can be hidden for a while and for how long, remains to be seen.
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by radiator 6y ago
Just pointing out; there exist also those who consider the possibility of a collapse of cash/dollar more likely than your estimate.
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by radiator 6y ago
Then use Debian on laptops as well? Both Ubuntu and Debian run on a wide range of hardware, so I don't see that as an argument in any direction.
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by radiator 6y ago
What gives you the idea that you are entitled to sue someone from whom you have determined that you have contracted covid-19? And do you think you have this right only regarding this disease, or other similar diseases as well?
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by radiator 6y ago
You don't say? Then why are so many people here criticizing those who want to delay 4 years before testing this vaccine on themselves and on their family?
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by radiator 6y ago
This is not exactly so. Those developers who are opening issues belong to a team, that team has access to a budget. If the company has a lot of money, as you say, they themselves have some say over where this budget gets spent.
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by radiator 6y ago
Why would you end up reinventing the wheel though if the orchestrarion layer were not common? No, you would be using the one from your cloud provider. I think that was the point of your greatgrandparent comment.
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by radiator 6y ago
Some people would consider that a good thing.
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by radiator 6y ago
But do the devices running Android generally operate with the same requirements as the servers running RHEL?
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by radiator 6y ago
I totally agree, I think it would be a good thing if x86 were to be replaced by something newer. Intel could even adapt and continue to play a leading role, that is another question.
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by radiator 6y ago
It was about time. The architecture has so much technical baggage. I don't even think it was intended to last that long.
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by radiator 6y ago
Reading this, one gets the feeling that Amazon advertise their products on some sort of public place, and that this is perhaps not right. But in reality they simply own the whole thing and it is perfectly reasonable to do however they want.
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by radiator 6y ago
Wow! I would say, unless Twitter has double standards, it should fact-check the tweets of its own "head of integrity".
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by radiator 6y ago
Why would a programming team talk over IRC?
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by radiator 6y ago
Maybe it's fine to exclude people allergic to dogs? Maybe it's fine to exclude people with other health conditions as well?
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by radiator 6y ago
Hetzner Cloud exists and some efforts to automate Kubernetes deployments exist as well. It is of course not as polished as similar k8s AWS solutions, but as you said yourself it is much cheaper.
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by radiator 6y ago
Posting the source code runs the risk of having something to defend oneself, instead of just having targets to criticize.
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by radiator 6y ago
Are you implying that only beginners can dislike React?

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