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by simne 4y ago
Or near harbor. To be precise, nearly all hotel-like or hotel-connected business, attract services like laundromat, restaurant, parking, supermarket, delivery, etc.
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by simne 4y ago
As very experienced in such matters (self run few businesses, startup exp, lot of consulting), must say, "business is profitable" is not enough. We name this trend - non-system business, when business closely tied to owner/fo
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by simne 4y ago
> But it would only make sense if I owned a larger part of the business Co-owned companies are not easy to run, but when You have more than 10% of shares, You already have hard matter, which You could use as foundations for future grow o
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by simne 4y ago
Restaurants are tough business. Current statistics, about 90% are closed within first year with zero profit. In Ukraine, to be precise, ex-USSR, just ~10 years ago, most restaurants owners where relatives of criminals, trying to make someth
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by simne 4y ago
16mm cinema film is extremely reliable. Especially b/w. And it is not rare technology and will be easy to read by future devices.
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by simne 4y ago
Yes, and not exact. While every mosfet transistor have mode could considered genuine quantum (tunnel effect), it is not used in computers, it used in microwave generators/detectors. What used in computers, are just switch mode (electri
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by simne 4y ago
I wonder, when will appear analog of Uncertainty Principle for coding and Open Source :)
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by simne 4y ago
> I make cad drawings of some product, release them with permissive licence on Internet This is not right analogy, cad drawings are not the code. It is relatively easy and near instant, to change license (for cad drawings), and prohibit
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by simne 4y ago
Do You really want make money with OpenFaaS?
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by simne 4y ago
> Our package managers operate entirely on trust Cannot agree with this oversimplification. Exists community. Yes, every human have his own motives, but many live in countries with effective law enforcement, and many people obey Western
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by simne 4y ago
People love to talk about smart things. But when asked question about real implementation, people disappear, because nobody want to take even abstract (ethical) responsibility of consequences :)
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by simne 4y ago
I'm disagree with author, but must say, he talking about really important things. Yes, in freedom world, one have freedoms and rights, to choose irresponsibility, coding just for fun, etc. But right solution here, not to just think all
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by simne 4y ago
> ia64 is very much a superscalar CPU Yes, but ia64 was not pure VLIW design, it was EPIC - VLIW with additions. So compiler could suggest optimal path of execution, but if suggestion was not created, it using OoO (in reality things soph
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by simne 4y ago
> When I hear superscalar, I generally expect to see a processor dynamically checking data dependencies at runtime No. They use brute force, they have as many state machines as their superscalarness, and these SMs working simultaneous, s
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by simne 4y ago
> With modern CPU's having so many cores and threads being so cheap, couldn't NASA use these for redundancy? Bold No. CMOS technology have one drawback - it is prone to latch up by ionization, because it have The parasitic p-n-
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by simne 4y ago
This is just economy question - registers are faster than stack, for similar price. In 80th, transistors on VLSI where expensive, in rad-hardened design where prohibitively expensive, and stack gives possibility to make same Turing complete
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by simne 4y ago
From first look on article, seen something wrong, and now seen code and understand what is wrong. Algorithm I see is very simple, nothing could brake there, but author don't share communication routines, and here is core of problem. Fe
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by simne 4y ago
Unfortunately, I see here analogy with what happen with my country - Ukraine. Russians are not aliens, but even with them we have really big issues, as they are not agree with place, which declared G7 and Ukraine for them, and instead of ne
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by simne 4y ago
Really interest article. Not frequently happen occasion, when I have to admit, not every day I hear that somebody really wealthy, cares about really important for world things, even, when I don't fully agree with their ideas. I live in
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by simne 4y ago
BTW, modern high-tech production is not instant. I've hear, TSMC spend up to few weeks to make modern chip. But they don't make one chip, they make wafer(S), with 100-1000 chips on each (depend on scale). So, TSMC make BATCHES of
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by simne 4y ago
> If Alice instead decides to hoard the dollar, nobody makes any income and there is no economy. It is not truth. Money is not just papers, or numbers, they are equivalents of products and services. And for real economy is totally normal
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by simne 4y ago
You remembered me anecdote, govt decided to make really good auto in Tolyatti. They have rebuilt all buildings, buy all new equipment and hire all Germans, but still got something awful. So one day, decided: "there cursed place".
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by simne 4y ago
Activate Your brain with some hand activities, like handwriting is good to boost creativity. BTW, current technology (Wacom, sensors of pressure, tilt and tip movement), from my exp is good enough, to make genuine digital signatures, and ea
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by simne 4y ago
First, You could fix this, You may even got some benefits, for example, Jobs learned calligraphy and used it in design of Apple computers. Now handwriting is sign of very respectful person, successful and smart, so have spare time to learn
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by simne 4y ago
Also could share data with db, but I think it is not always good, to add (usually) heavy weight db libraries into venv, but pipes are lightweight, and csv/json/yml also not heavy.
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by simne 4y ago
Read about virtualenv, or some of it's analogs. Yes, answer, You run Your scientific projects in chroot environment, with it's own Python and libraries, and connect to outer world via http-json or in some cases with csv files (pip
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by simne 4y ago
You are lucky, have no much deal with js world, especially Node, but also affected React, etc. There real Hell. - I have not seen any real project, without few totally outdated libraries, which changed everything if You once decide update.
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by simne 4y ago
I think, this is partially, back side of open source, as semi-commercial activity. What I mean, nothing in this world free, and when You making something, You anyway need some close loop, to make it good, and to retain people (consumers and
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by simne 4y ago
This is mostly practice question. But from my own exp (few years tech writing), writing skills easy to get, but need marketing and feedback skills (ask your mother), to write what interest people.
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by simne 4y ago
You should learn, "think small". Here periodically appear posts, about this. Than, You will create solid foundations, which will give You possibilities, to finance command, with well funds and/or positioning. That's all

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