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6y ago
I imagine they will just skip to drones mostly now.
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6y ago
and they didn't even get started on social sciences..
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6y ago
Maybe you should build a ride sharing app......oh.
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6y ago
Old, but gold.
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6y ago
It's exactly this sort of comment that gives go lovers a bad name.
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6y ago
I think c# is an unfair comparison in this instance. You are right, c# does too much. But Go makes it far more work to do basic things - list comprehension for example (what is everyones obsession with for loops?). An opinated language with
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6y ago
So nordstream 2 is what then?
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6y ago
Or shut nuclear down like in germany, ramp up coal usage and go begging to the russians for a gas pipeline.
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6y ago
Interesting point - would a move to this hinder the ability to carbon neutral on power generation?
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6y ago
Not sure if you know much about communists, but none of them value human life.
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6y ago
The taiwanese people might have something to say about that.
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6y ago
Have you seen how much money the NHS gets? And how it sets aside for negligence? It has money.
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6y ago
do you have citation that former french colonies subsidise the french social net?
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6y ago
The british government has had many energy saving initiatives by increasing home insulation, energy saving light bulbs and their ilk, which have been pushed for at least 20 years.
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6y ago
Anywhere with water and electric can produce it. It's why Japan has long favoured it with the their (now previous) abundance of nuclear.
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6y ago
However super conducting pipelines don't. Crack cheap superconducting materials and you've got 20% more electricity back.
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6y ago
If only!
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6y ago
The same app couldn't detect my babies head. He's white. Even with two sets of image correction in the photo shop, we couldn't get it work. At what point can you say it's not racist, just not very good?
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6y ago
What a joker 'right-wing radicalization which has resulted in widespread political violence' ha.
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6y ago
What's the broadband like?
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6y ago
Are you joking? Here's a map for you - https://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-st-paul-buildings-ar... And a portland example I think most people have seen - https://usagag.com/2020/09/04/
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6y ago
The burning of american cities by antifa could not have played into trumps hands any better. I almost wonder if right wing organisations are behind them sometimes.
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6y ago
same! I even read the novelisation (free tip: don't bother). Big up hackers!
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6y ago
Sadly the EU would only be interested in a german solution to this problem.
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6y ago
"New employees, who were screened for empathy in job interviews, were welcomed “home” and told: “You belong here.”" - What a distrubing quote, was it a cult?!?!
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6y ago
I think you should examine how you were useful and at what expense. It might be interesting.
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6y ago
Oh totally, I'm pondering going desktop at home and if I did I would 100% go Ryzen 7/9
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Well if I was an expert in it, I would probably be able to. It's the mark of understanding something well that you can explain it easily.
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I severely doubt apples arm processor will trouble an i7/i9 for a while. Why buy a mac at all? Get a cheap ubuntu laptop and move back into mac once it's settled down. I did this debate recently and went with the mac, but only bec
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6y ago
It was the barest of understandings. When I realised there is a class of people who make decisions on what journalists write, I realised how misaligned the 'tech zeitgeist' can be
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