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by rndmio 4y ago
Ok yeah, I see what you're saying. I'd say maybe they didn't opt of of the things they thought they did. Mastodon is still social media, public things are still public, they opted out of the scale of Twitter but not the rest.
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by rndmio 4y ago
How is it not social media? Looking at joinmastodon.org tells me it is. How are people still having to rediscover the fact that posting something publicly means you lose control of it? If you don't want your posts to be publicised, don
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by rndmio 4y ago
Doesn’t support “legacy” IoT protocols in favour of websockets? This might be fun but it’s not serious.
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by rndmio 4y ago
> If every nation state operates by different rules that's not good for multi-national corporations. Multi national corporations don’t really care whether the rules are homogenous or not, they’re big enough to do whatever they need
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by rndmio 4y ago
> Officially, the Queen's English says this is pronounced "drawing". But most Brits feel compelled to insert an R, "drawRing". Am British, literally no one I know personally puts an extra R in when pronouncing dr
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by rndmio 4y ago
The interesting part of this article was the subjective reasons to avoid functional arguments. As the article says you most commonly see them used in initialising something, the performance difference identified in the benchmark is unlikely
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by rndmio 5y ago
You're getting downvotes for saying it, but I had the same thought. If I'm getting my camera out it's because I want to take a photo of something I want to remember or see again. Never once have I thought of taking a photo of
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by rndmio 5y ago
I always read it as; Windows (Subsystem for Linux) not (Windows Subsystem) for Linux
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by rndmio 5y ago
If they’d just let me transition my account to a normal one so I don’t lose everything I’ve purchased in the play store that’d be fine. I don’t need everything else, I just don’t want to lose what I’ve already paid for.
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by rndmio 5y ago
Interesting, but not surprising, how he doesn’t screenshot the rest of the table that shows hospitalisation and death per 100k is vastly higher in all age groups for the unvaccinated
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by rndmio 5y ago
That’s not completely true either. The UK phase 3 trial of the AZ vaccine included weekly testing to catch asymptomatic cases.
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by rndmio 5y ago
Great, but take the example in the article. I roll in with my heavies and at gun point force enough of you to vote that the contract was complete even if it wasn't. You can't engineer people away and when you try you've undou
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by rndmio 5y ago
Really? I’d be interested to see your numbers as is pretty well known that the UK spends a lot less than the US to treat its whole population https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-42950587
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by rndmio 5y ago
If you're interested in mqtt over constrained networks with embedded IoT devices you should take a look at what's being done to formalise MQTT-SN (MQTT for Sensor Networks)
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by rndmio 6y ago
It's not just about VAT, but the other frictions of the new border. Direct selling from the UK is now much more awkward and the recommendation to have a subsidiary in the EU that the UK business ships to and then distributes from there
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by rndmio 6y ago
If they are different products for different markets they could already do that.
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by rndmio 6y ago
So? The EU had other land borders with non EU countries. There are 25 road crossings between England and Scotland compared to 300 between NI and ROI and no GFA to sustain.
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by rndmio 6y ago
It's about production lines, the cost to manufacture the same thing to different standards is more costly (generally) than just producing one thing to the highest standard and selling it to both markets.
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by rndmio 6y ago
Which countries? What major untapped markets are in need of what the UK exports but don't already have it? About 60% of our exports are services, particularly financial and insurance and we just lost passporting rights to the EU on tho
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by rndmio 6y ago
That's only true if nothing changes. Discovering that dexamethasone can reduce mortality means that from that point onward the area under the curve is reduced. Once we have a viable vaccine again the area is reduced. Given the economic
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by rndmio 6y ago
You seem to falsely assume that all the deaths Sweden has suffered so far would have happened at some point regardless. Given the development of better treatments already some of those who died would, if they had caught it later, have survi
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by rndmio 6y ago
When demand outstrips supply by a large margin (and supply cannot be increased) there is no need for collusion for prices to be high, and no incentive to lower your own prices to compete because you can't sell any more of a good you&#x
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by rndmio 7y ago
Having read the article you linked that seems to be a misrepresentative summary of it.
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by rndmio 7y ago
Is this a smaller version of jumping stilts? There's no battery or other energy source inherent in them, but you can run really fast while wearing them, not sure a marathon in those would be considered legitimate.
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by rndmio 7y ago
I see what you're saying, but I guess that's a side effect of how effective these shoes are. If you're any kind of serious runner who wouldn't want an extra 4% performance for free (or $250)
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by rndmio 7y ago
I have a Maine Coon that weights 8kg and he's not even a particularly large example of the breed.
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by rndmio 7y ago
If you don't need http smarts on the load balancer LVS is a great option that will give you fantastic performance.
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by rndmio 7y ago
If everyone else seems to be doing fine and only you have the problem maybe you should look a little closer to home to find a resolution.
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by rndmio 7y ago
You know what he meant, if you want functionality comparable to the Go stdlib you are going to have to choose between Core or Batteries, then for async do you choose Async or Lwt? And as said the build system (when you're used to Go) i
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by rndmio 7y ago
If you follow the minutes of the MQTT TC at OASIS, after the release of MQTT v5 there is now talk of formalising the MQTT-SN spec in a similar fashion, that should lead (in time) to more robust implementations.

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