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by soco 1y ago
You guys can hide all the spam/non-friends stuff???
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by soco 1y ago
I don't know GCP but my experiences with Azure were also way smoother than AWS. It's like the Amazon folks are not even trying to work on less friction...
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by soco 1y ago
I wonder, how private is hawala? Anyone knowing it enough to chime in?
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by soco 1y ago
I assume there will never be any implementation side to focus on, if there's no legal side to push for it. Because as we can clearly see around us, the tech boys don't give a zit on your accesses and privacy and rights, so they ha
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by soco 1y ago
I don't think it's appropriate to call that "sporting chance" - for the deer this is not a sport, it's a very serious life or death situation, where they'd very much rather not be.
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by soco 1y ago
I would say science and why not also democracy are having their Cannae moment right now. And it's painful to watch...
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by soco 1y ago
A lot of words here but not much knowledge of politics. Calling western people "marxists" while showing absolutely no clue what Marx proposed (hint: common ownership, stateless society...). If reliable healthcare for citizens is &
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by soco 1y ago
I'm not sure where all of us would be without R&D - no mobile phones, no internet, no... unless the plan is to stay forever where we are today, then yes R&D needs funding.
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by soco 1y ago
It ran last week every night on FoxNews, what more evidence do you need? </s>
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by soco 1y ago
Then why were they promised cheaper eggs in the campaign? And no wars and and and? I'd say identity or not, there was still a serious amount of lying involved, which also tells me the identity gang is actually way smaller.
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by soco 1y ago
Or, the conspiracies have been proven true, but it's not with those who the conspiracy-lovers would have expected. Not woke, not Soros, but Trump and his gang were running the exact racket. So I suppose now suddenly the racket is good,
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by soco 1y ago
That's the tragedy of a two parties political system...
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by soco 1y ago
Nevertheless I see it happening as well. Juniors left to roam freely in new projects where a senior drafted a happy path then was sent to the next project. Say hello to the way of outsourcing.
644.
by soco 1y ago
Ah yes I wasn't paid for it, so there was no financial pressure to stay...
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by soco 1y ago
But those other kind of power plants are okay to stay off and start only when such situations arise, right? Still good for the environment I guess - you only burn fossils when the network restarts, which will probably only happen every few
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by soco 1y ago
They just continued the same way of working they had already before. I went through a similar stunt around the end of the 90s (yes also Romania) but I called it quits after half a year. Sometimes I regret it, but sometimes I'm aware th
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by soco 1y ago
Serious question: where is this spending going? Also other commenters mentioned the increasing public spending on schools, with failing results. I keep hearing and reading stories about teachers having to buy their own pencils or bringing s
648.
by soco 1y ago
Nevertheless, words (let's not call them labels, maybe terms) are what allows us to communicate ideas. While yes communicating about real things is the real deal, having a common understanding of words, language and concepts, is what a
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by soco 1y ago
You are probably thinking of the Gerasimov doctrine (or so we call it) where they would use any non-military means to simply but effectively destabilize the enemy society. I'm sure you can see it at work all around us.
650.
by soco 1y ago
Like you almost spelled out, tailors were never competing with ready-made. Clothing used to be expensive, until people (sometimes children) working for pennies were able to send to you across long distances something good enough to wear.
651.
by soco 1y ago
Looks nice. I just clicked around a bit (as I'm not doing often flowcharts in life) and: ; pressing "add node" repeatedly I expected to get them linked one after the other (wrong expectation) ; if I change the type from recta
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by soco 1y ago
My consulting org has 3 (three) right now running in parallel and had another few over the last decade. Yet people still send emails around asking for support. And as a consultant every one is mandatory and every one is a bad joke in its ow
653.
by soco 1y ago
If I look around in information technology and not only, ethics seems to be long lost on the way. Of course there are exceptions, but...
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by soco 1y ago
The author is nowhere near physics just as well. And what we see here is little more than an idea, needing much more work until deserving to be called "theory".
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by soco 1y ago
hackers enter the chat
656.
by soco 1y ago
They probably meant that nothing has changed on the Chinese side to make them suddenly 10% more trustworthy.
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by soco 1y ago
I don't know how it is within the US but in Europe this is a common occurrence. Contracts with choice of law, international succession procedures, civil liabilities... even arbitration.
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by soco 2y ago
If they misunderstood they will still disagree so the meeting notes will trigger another mail chain and, you guessed right, another meeting.
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by soco 2y ago
I'm not a CTO so maybe your wold is not my world, but for me the advantage of taking the notes myself is that only I know what's important to me, or what was news to me. Teams Premium - you can argue it's so much worse than y
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by soco 2y ago
I take that the non-voting population thought they'd be fine either way. Or just the same either way. Now why would they think that, there might be more answers than I can imagine.

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