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This is Ludacris. When’s the crash?(ftalphaville.ft.com)
3 points by sbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbt 11y ago
Came to see if this used LLVM for parsing, found node...
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by sbt 11y ago
I would recommend an article by George Magnus called "The Chinese model is nearing its end", which was printed in the FT on Friday. You can bypass the paywall if you Google for it.
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by sbt 11y ago
The lack of attribution here is refreshing. I am sick of living in a world where all ideas have to be meticulously accounted for.
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by sbt 11y ago
oh BuzzBorg, always with the clickbait
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by sbt 11y ago
America continues its slow march forward. Congratulations.
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by sbt 11y ago
Yes. I happen to think Europe actually has somewhat better human capital than the US, though the US has a clear institutional advantage (more homogeneous market, different politics, etc.) which trumps everything else. I was once a part of a
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by sbt 11y ago
Related to this - If European IT companies continue to lose against their bigger US competitors, the Europeans will start protecting themselves. Indeed this is what is happening right now with EU anti-trusting (remember Obama said "the
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Wow. ClickHole(slate.com)
1 points by sbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbt 11y ago
That is classic Michael J. Morell. I can't take anything he says seriously. Listening to Mr. Morell is like listening to some of the right wing republicans describe the administration as socialist. US public debate should be above this
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by sbt 11y ago
Time for a sword fight!
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by sbt 11y ago
Some interesting take on this from Deutsche Bank: "Bubble watchers point out median earnings multiples for Chinese technology stocks are twice US peer valuations at their dot.com peak. More worrying perhaps is a health-goods-from-deer-
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by sbt 11y ago
I have too. After I moved to containers, the hosts themselves are so simple now. In fact, I just have a VM image I use for hosts, and then the devs make the container images running on them.
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by sbt 12y ago
I personally hate working in a monoculture, whether it's all males or all 20-somethings. There's just inherent value in having diversity in all dimensions, otherwise the workplace turns into a military barrack.
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by sbt 12y ago
Will order one next week (paycheck).
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by sbt 12y ago
This disruptive solution really helps me solve my only remaining excuse to not get out of the house. Buying detergent at the store nearby every 3 months was such an ordeal. Thanks Amazonistan.
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by sbt 12y ago
Yes, I have counted at least five accounts on FT.com that I am confident are professional trolls. The upshot of all this trolling is that all legitimate support for Russia is effectively ignored. The Kremlin troll phenomenon is now so wides
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by sbt 12y ago
I can tell you that the comment section on FT.com is positively trolled by at least a few accounts. They seem to have allocated some of the smarter ones to the site, but they are easily identified because.. * They sometimes drop determiners
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by sbt 12y ago
For those who are using the argument that other countries do it too: No. Many US news outlets (Fox News, Newsweek, Yahoo news, etc.) often post overtly biased stories in favor of US interests. But they do it not because they are instructed,
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One Professional Russian Troll Tells All(rferl.mobi)
268 points by sbt 12y ago|174 comments
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by sbt 12y ago
This is a very exciting project, but since the use cases are security related, I am hesitant to use a closed source project. Are there any plans to open source this?
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by sbt 12y ago
Not in a million years I will give my financial info to Facebook. Not. Fucking. Happening. Ever.
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by sbt 12y ago
* For most things: All Financial times podcasts. Especially 'World Weekly with Gideon Rachman'. * Foreign Affairs. Only updated every few weeks, but mostly interesting. * New Yorker Comment podcast. * If you are (like me) trying t
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by sbt 12y ago
> Containers are in Solaris Yes. > and FreeBSD forever.. Sort of... > before containers you could use virtual machines. You could if you were sufficiently masochistic. Container layers improves the situation so much that it makes a
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by sbt 12y ago
It seems the core of this argument comes down to the diversity/complexity of today's software environment. That's understandable, but there are clear reasons why it is this way, and equally apparent upsides. Without elaborati
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by sbt 12y ago
Looks like a cool product, but... It's hard to sell closed source tools to developers. While it was true in 2013 that 'open source tools don't scale' (I presume he's referring to Graphite), this field has seen a lot
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by sbt 12y ago
Being an adept sailor is practically a requirement for the upper classes in Norway. The maritime culture is in the DNA of the country. The king himself is a world champion sailor.
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by sbt 12y ago
DevOps may be hyped, but it's not outright bullshit. DevOps is just the realization that you would rather have a fewer people knowing everything, than many people knowing disjoint areas. The same force underpins the full stack crowd, o
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by sbt 12y ago
> Edit: I'm not sure why I'm being downvoted... Welcome to the internet :)
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by sbt 12y ago
I've been coding Go professionally now for about 8 months. Interestingly, it has made me appreciate C++. The reason is while the Go compiler is fast, it is mostly because it doesn't do very much work. By contrast, a C++ program ta

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