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by stunt 7y ago
Wow! What kind of product was it? I assume it wasn’t a laptop or a general purpose server hardware.
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by stunt 7y ago
I assume you go there for vacation or a business trip (for some business that isn’t sanctioned) so it doesn’t make sense to remove someone’s account just for visiting these countries.
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by stunt 7y ago
It’s happening everywhere and one of the reasons is probably population. Earth was never crowded as it’s today.
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by stunt 7y ago
nytimes blocks Firefox Focus.
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by stunt 7y ago
Lets not jump into politics! Backdoors are bad and it doesn't matter who does it. Good to see development from any country. Obviously they have enough reason to do it. Just consider sanctions. They also have to protect their own market
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by stunt 7y ago
But most HN users don't come here for general news. I think that's what he was trying to say.
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by stunt 7y ago
EU is US ally so they don't see a risk in terms of national security (not just security, but also sanctions etc) to invest.
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by stunt 7y ago
China's market is enough for it. Also all national security stuff.
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by stunt 7y ago
Yes, I do the same for the same reason. Fetch Manually instead of default Push or Fetch.
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by stunt 7y ago
I think he is talking about decision making abilities. But even stuff you mentioned are too hard to build for a real world military scenario. They have to deal with countless different objects, scenarios, and situations. Too many edge cases
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by stunt 7y ago
This is ultimately bad for people. It gives too much power to the government. It is same as saying government can disable all guns remotely. And also no matter how much regulation and monitoring there is a big risk from government employees
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by stunt 7y ago
it seems many have missed the point, or at least that’s not how I read this. This is not about if immigrants didn’t found company X, an American could do it (well that’s valid about crimes and drugs too! Right?). It’s also not about if they
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by stunt 7y ago
It isn’t only about founders either. How many immigrants have worked or invested on these companies to become what they are today and that’s one of the biggest advantages that drives US tech faster than any other country. Those skilled work
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by stunt 7y ago
> Maybe it had taken some more time but, locals would have ended up setting up these either way. We're not talking about some local businesses. These are pretty much global companies with exceptional success. If Alphabet/Google
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by stunt 7y ago
> Now, why would anyone in their right mind oppose sanctioning this country? There is no point to bring selective events/actinos. That's just memory bias and it's called selective omission. It's like if someone just b
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by stunt 7y ago
> Let's be specific what we are talking about here. We are talking about a country funding lots of militant groups that kill lots of people You know U.S. actually did fund militant groups directly a few times because we thought we c
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by stunt 7y ago
https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php
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by stunt 7y ago
You can disable Location Service for the Camera app in the Privacy Settings.
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by stunt 7y ago
The coverage on FaceApp and the way they talk about it is ridiculous. When it comes for instance to Snapchat's numbers, the coverage is about the success of the company. How is FaceApp different than all other apps and social networks
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by stunt 7y ago
Yes! One side is the job program. And second is also because ordinary Chinese look at it as an investment. They also buy houses in EU for the sake of investment and leave them empty. So much in fact major EU cities are going to add empty ho
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by stunt 7y ago
Maybe a fun fact. A Chinese colleague of me was telling me how much money is going out with every wave of western media coverage on China’s future. They become worried and they invest abroad by buying assets or sending their children. Then
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by stunt 7y ago
China is still doing well. You don’t need official numbers! Just look at Chinese tourists if you live near a tourist destination. They travel more than any time and they spend a lot. While this is not anything like a real economic metric,
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by stunt 7y ago
Don’t underestimate what media can do. One could argue that’s the power of media. If media publishes uncountable number of articles, sure investors and politicians will follow. Obviously there are more than one reason on the table. One bein
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by stunt 7y ago
Are you really active on all those websites? Otherwise someone is going to take some of your dormant accounts next year.
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by stunt 7y ago
In addition to other comments, I try to find somewhere/project that I can use and practice the new skill.
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AWS CDK at Zalando – Case Study(aws.amazon.com)
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AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code(aws.amazon.com)
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by stunt 7y ago
But no Cloudformation and CDK support yet!
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Amazon EventBridge is generally available now(aws.amazon.com)
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by stunt 7y ago
Britain was really good at running propaganda during WWII. I once read how they used radio to change the public support and opinion about Iranian King (Reza Shah) by telling fake and often scary stories about how he treated his people becau

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