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by rdsubhas 6y ago
This is not about WTO. Iran, TPP, NAFTA, Paris Agreement, Korea free trade agreement (KORUS), ... There is a very long list. I believe it goes both sides on both parties, but what is there today is what is relevant to countries today. No
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
What's wrong with paper? Single answer: Consistent recounts. For example, the US had two really high profile, narrow elections (2000 and 2020), and they still cannot figure out how many times to recount to believe the result. Best of 3
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Yes. China has issues, but it's consistent. US is inconsistent. One year it's a messenger of trade and peace. Another year it's an anti-trade anti-peace rambler. Of course, other democracies have similar issues. But none are
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Voting machines (atleast in India) do not have a turing complete runtime. So there is nothing to open source. A good way to describe it is a dumb printer. It exists to print a proper ballot for the elector who then drops it off. The machine
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Blocked both.
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
By that kind of judgement, this forum should be just fund raising? No more open source or tech heavy articles? A lot of us who are in this forum are here for the "news", not for the "ycombinator".
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
On the US, you have data to make money for business. In China, you have the same to regulate thought crime, reduce financial scores and make people disappear. While you are right about "data is data" and nobody can predict the fut
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
What's very interesting in the list here: https://github.com/github/super-linter/#supported-linters Java is the only major language without any sane default coding standard (no, google-java-format is google-s
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Sorry, please read the article. She was not arrested for normally buying retail insurance like how everyone does. The woman faked different identities (illegal) to not fall under regular insurance quotations, and used insider information (i
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Congratulations. Everyone have good suggestions in threads. Few other things: * Learn to measure cross-cutting, high level technical metrics. Build up your own "fitness functions" and constantly ensure they are looking healthy. e.
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> At the end of the day, it’s all about power balances. The warehouse workers are weak and getting weaker More and more victims of trickle down economics.
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
If you have a handful (say less than 10) repos, the article is right – Vault is an overkill. You can and should just check-in encrypted secrets with git-crypt or SOPS. Whenever master enc/dec keys are rotated, you can afford to mak
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Peak Oil(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
> Some landlords say only 25% Huh?? Might as well say, > While some other landlords say 49% paid rent (which would be true for "some others" > And some other landlords say 83% paid rent (which would also be true) > Yet
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
How do people whiteboard remotely? This is a big problem for many development teams. Sometimes you just want to open a blank whiteboard and scribble some boxes and brainstorm or troubleshoot some things. The whiteboard is an inseparable par
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An EPYC trip to Rome: AMD is Cloudflare's 10th-generation Edge server CPU(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
This is utterly, completely dependent on the demographics of the neighborhood, which is way more harder to change than zoning.
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CPU limits and aggressive throttling in Kubernetes(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
It's not just the cost. Coming from India, I'm used to sleeping my way in any 6+ hour journey. In fact, for business travel, we prefer overnight trains or sleeper buses (yes, sleeper buses) because you don't need to book an u
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
ah yep, my bad. thanks.
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> The four hours and 56 minutes flight arrived at Heathrow Airport 80 minutes ahead of schedule on Sunday morning. > According to Flightradar24, an online flight tracking service, it beat a previous five hours 13 minutes record held b
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
I thought the exact opposite. 44 seconds to do a circular motion blur (without any context) as the headline, huh??? What would an average person reading that think? Of course, after downloading the universe image (which itself took a long t
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
Explains why new phone have as much RAM (8GB) as macbook pro laptops.
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
Chromium is not the same as Google Chrome. Chromium is open source and vendor neutral. Google Chrome adds the Google stuff on top of it. Both chromium and Firefox can be customized and vendor branded (see the countless privacy oriented brow
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
4000 chrome instances? Probably not. Here I am trying to run 4 chrome instances in parallel in CI without crashing.
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
Unfortunately, API tokens are not the same as user logins, and very easy to separate out from user activity. Depends on some policy whim to be counted or not as user activity. Not dependable afterlife.
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This is how a conversation with a colleague who were enthusiastic about Serverless, and who's company was mostly on Java/JVM stack went: Colleague: Lambda is awesome, we can scale down to zero and lower costs! We love it! We use c
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Istio breaks all Java 11 and most Java 9 applications(github.com)
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It's clear that a promoted item can be paid for. What looks unethical / abuse of monopoly-ish here is - you (business) something else completely unrelated, like ads or whatever, and in exchange they get an unrelated "Amazon&#
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
There is one word that every vendor hates: "vendor agnostic". Minor differences in SQL dialects are not a bug, they are features for most vendors. Most customers running on Amazon (or any cloud) want to move from having to maintai

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