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by rtx 9y ago
It managed to trigger an alert through push bullet. It fwds me stories with more than 500 upvotes.
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by rtx 9y ago
On the other hand German cars have one of the worst reliability scores year after year.
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by rtx 9y ago
What created those barriers, regulation?
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by rtx 9y ago
They will not, that's why we need better ISPs.
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by rtx 9y ago
True, however we don't live in an ideal world. We need to take our society into consideration. Where Rich have more say in the government. This can be remedied by government having less say in my life.
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by rtx 9y ago
Do you know how they become oligopolies, by using regulation. Government should just help by removing barriers. Let there be innovation in ISP space.
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by rtx 9y ago
https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/07/09/what-does-...
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by rtx 9y ago
People should feel bad for using CDNs.
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by rtx 9y ago
Thats the problem, we have limited control on people making those regulations. So as a compromise less regulation is always better.
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by rtx 9y ago
You will need to look at extremes. http://www.firstpost.com/india/how-india-grows-at-night-whil... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zst4uzUGGqM
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by rtx 9y ago
You are the one living in fantasy. Where you think, there are people in this world who want to live in a lawless society. Less regulation is dosent mean no regulation. Many laws are designed to stifle class mobility. Why, because rich are c
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by rtx 9y ago
No, thats why we need less regulation not more. Have them as a guiding principle. Regulations are always used to stifle competition.
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by rtx 9y ago
The problem is, its difficult to control people who create those regulations.
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by rtx 9y ago
Many big companies are suing smaller ones in their industries. And that is the result of regulation. We shouldn't be creating more of them.
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by rtx 9y ago
So government should buy the infrastructure from different ISP and nationalize it. Then ISPs can rent the it from the government. However if I want to start a ISP which only delivers Netflix, I should be allowed to.
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by rtx 9y ago
Yes Free Market. Less regulations is always beneficial in the end.
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by rtx 9y ago
I believe ISPs should be able to offer services as they wish. Same as Uber with Taxi regulations, Amazon with sales tax and BnB with hotel regulations. Demand for more government regulation from one of the main proponents of free market is
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by rtx 9y ago
Startups asking for more regulation, very hypocritical of them. I understand need for regulation in mobile internet as it is a limited resource.
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by rtx 9y ago
They had FTL capable ships. The AI used to sync updates using that.
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by rtx 9y ago
Reminds me of the story about the galaxy spanning AI in the Dune series. With a latency of 10000 light years between it's various instances.
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by rtx 9y ago
The probality is pretty low.
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by rtx 9y ago
Brain does not equal intelligence.
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by rtx 9y ago
Why would you network them? Just add more ram.
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by rtx 9y ago
Thanks for writing this. I am not sure from where this solar lobby sprung up suddenly. If people are so eco conscious, that they support solar. I am not sure how they are ok with have huge parcels of land be covered with panels. We are not
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by rtx 9y ago
Are even thinking about pollution from storage technologies.
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by rtx 9y ago
We already have a solution to all our energy needs. Funny to see people come up with outlandish suggestions. I am not sure what I am missing. Because logic points to only one direction.
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by rtx 9y ago
As the old saying goes, in the morning two kind of people enter the market. One with money, the other with experience. By evening they exchange positions.
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by rtx 9y ago
Another more clever way is to deliver shares from their own pool.
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by rtx 9y ago
Most lifestyle business have similar revenue models. We shouldn't just object against one company.
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by rtx 10y ago
A billion Hindus would disagree with you.

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