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by rat9988 5y ago
> Keep in mind, you're not just "working remotely" these past two years, you're "working remotely through a pandemic". These are two very different things. I will disagree with it. I may have agreed the firs
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by rat9988 5y ago
Maybe you can't but someone else can. The question is open to anyone who can and wants to answer.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> Why not read the linked paper, You answered your own question. The answer is in page 12, which means there is too much information. He is not interested in the whole topic, just about this question. So he asks, maybe someone is charita
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by rat9988 5y ago
Or how closed we are to them? There is no media unbiased about them in the west. But I do know you can travel to NK and see for yourself. That said, it is easier to know things about Portugal than NK. They are definitely doing something to
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by rat9988 5y ago
> They'd be loose TSMC in either case. TSMC would be chinese, and the taiwanese too. It's not like they are gonna kick everyone from taiwan and claim the earth. > If Chinese would knew that TSMC is blown up once they start i
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by rat9988 5y ago
How would this benefit the people living in Taiwan in case of invasion? It would just make them poorer.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Legitimate interest is not vague enough to be relied on.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Doesn't the supplier have a say on price??
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by rat9988 5y ago
I'm pretty sure if he didn't write the unit tests it would have equally failed. There is something to blame here, but not the unit tests.
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by rat9988 5y ago
No one said the job is to scale. It has to scale with code base complexity otherwise it's useless.
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by rat9988 5y ago
I do.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> GPA does not predict a good Googler. Some of the best programmers never had a formal CS education. These two statements are independant
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by rat9988 5y ago
Snowden and assange have been used as example. Although, there are probably more people shut by the Russian government than by the us, by far. The thing is, the US secret services are secretive enough that non one can complain about, indepe
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by rat9988 5y ago
I put both russia and us at 10. Why would I rate it any better, given its past?
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by rat9988 5y ago
The only backlash I saw is the backlash to snowden from its own country.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Why would you assume they didn't? They most likely did.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Humor is not HN community's selling point I guess.
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by rat9988 5y ago
I scrolled just to know what people are commenting. The practice or writing style. I'm surprised you are the only comment who mentioned it. Maybe most hacker news readers don't get past the title or the first paragraph.
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by rat9988 5y ago
You aren't a native gui developer anymore. So I guess you made his point?
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by rat9988 5y ago
Unless the core is not a product that can work by itself. I'd say it's still open source. Paid closed source extensions don't make it less open source.
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by rat9988 5y ago
No it doesn't. Your example only works because information gets leaked. And market can only absorb that much information, unless you put special regulatory bodies. And "punish" is still to be seen here.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Which one of the two you are?
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by rat9988 5y ago
You already have to if you want your css selector to select it.
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by rat9988 5y ago
I'm not sure you disproved his point. You disproved it was a theocracy which no one has argued.
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by rat9988 5y ago
He is just enthusiastic about some specific point, and wants to discuss it with HN readers. No harm in it.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Do you have a benchmark to back it up? Genuinely curious.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> balance between companies' interests and protecting the public I'm not paying tax money so they strike a balance between tax payers' interests and companies interests. I'd rather vote for a government fully in line
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by rat9988 5y ago
Lowering cost by manufacturing at scale is knowledge they don't have, and they do need to make it financially viable. Other people might have it and make it viable.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Spin however you want, I am sympathetic toward their situation, it doesn't make it appreciable nonetheless.
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by rat9988 5y ago
After many years of service making it hard to remove, and a non negligible cost.

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