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by rospaya 4y ago
A good analogy I heard is that serverless uses servers as much as wireless uses wires. It does, but it's not part of your responsibility.
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by rospaya 4y ago
And increase the number of users which cause substantial problems on its own - crime, addiction, disease, various family issues.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> AWS tends to shut down, deprecate or migrate backing services every now and then Fairly rarely. For Azure that might be a week, not months.
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by rospaya 4y ago
I thought AOC is the congresswoman and Q was either a queue or Qanon. None of it was correct.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Most countries treat driver's licences seriously, not like the US. It takes months of classes and driving hours, exams and tests to get one where I live. Renewals mean getting your eyes checked, no photos etc.
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by rospaya 4y ago
In my case it was a discussion on this site about the existance of Jesus as a historical person. Historians are fairly certain about this but people have a hard time believing it, as if it would confirm the religious aspect of it all. In mo
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by rospaya 4y ago
Exactly. I'm sure I argued the opposite at some point, but as time goes on Musk, Bezos and others look more like petulant bored rich people, and not explorers or role models of any kind. To most people it's "whitey on the moo
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by rospaya 4y ago
Yeah a lot of those places are aldo pretty safe. Not that it proves a point but it doesn't prove yours as well.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> As for the government, I see two possibilities: either they were paid off, or they were scammed too. Or they're just idiots that won't have to deal with the consequences, which is usually the case.
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by rospaya 4y ago
There's a 1980s docunentary about the group, apparently they didn't hide themselves well.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> The tragic blast killed two locals, marking the first time that the war in Ukraine bled over into NATO territory. Except the other times it did. They should source their articles better.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Mostly because FIFA threatened with in-game actions (yellow card) and not fines or other penalties. Players would be punished by making the game easier to lose, which would give ther opponents an unfair advantage. Disgusting behvarior by on
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by rospaya 4y ago
Bananas? I call it interesting, brave and fun times. My two year old phone can do practically everything that can be done with today's flagship, but back then the difference between a year would be GPS, 4x storage, megapixel camers, in
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by rospaya 4y ago
Proposal and reasoning from a luxurious position of peace, wealth and not neighbouring Russia.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> Calling them 'buddy buddy' because he doesn't believe the maximalist Ukraine position is the right one is a bit ridiculous? What's that position? Defending themselves from agression by a much larger nuclear power?
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by rospaya 4y ago
> The lucky country indeed Great book. Written in the 60s but it still holds today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lucky_Country
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by rospaya 4y ago
I don't get it. Do people not do that anymore?
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by rospaya 4y ago
Both still have profitable businesses and communication channels. Both are celebrities that still have large fanbases. If and when they end up poor and forgotten, then they'll be canceled, now they just lost the privilege of being prom
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by rospaya 4y ago
Love to see somebody use the word cancelled, because it means absolutely nothing. Louie CK jerked off in front of women, got cancelled and got a Grammy last year. He's still wealthy and does shows. So is Kanye. Cancelling doesn't
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by rospaya 4y ago
Taxis are considered public transport in some places.
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by rospaya 4y ago
It's called an analogy, I don't think a lot of kids buy megaphones yknow?
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by rospaya 4y ago
It's like the school bully buying a megaphone when he gets banned from the classroom.
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by rospaya 4y ago
An EV self driving car still has the same capacity and takes up the same amount of space in rush hour like a regular gas guzzler. Without denser zoning and lifestyle changes, nothing will change.
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Elon Musk has gone too far. It’s time to boycott Tesla(theglobeandmail.com)
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by rospaya 4y ago
The Hague is full of poets, playwrites, psychiatrists and lawyers and the media was heavily used to incite hatred. Not in the way that directed violence in Rwanda for example, but it was propaganda.
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by rospaya 4y ago
It would be a very ugly world if only things that can make money deserve to exist.
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by rospaya 4y ago
We don't have any idea how that would work, since the only "everything app" that exists is in China. OP's blog is saying the same thing - it's a move towards monopoly and it might not work otherwise.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> decentralization, like what you describe in cab services, dilutes power Exactly. It dilutes the cabbies power of negotiation, collective bargaining, unionization in general. It's bad for workers rights.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Within a span of one week Elon tweeted about two democracies conceding territory to autocratic regimes. An everything app that he would control is just an extension of the same mindset.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, a former associate dean of curriculum at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, is chairman of Do No Harm. > We are a national association of medical professionals combating the attack on

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