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by tanilama 8y ago
They need a basic lesson on economics.... Umployment rate is probably the one metric that government looks at most attentively, no government will let it go up unless they cant help with it. If GM fails, the economical activity it brings wo
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by tanilama 8y ago
Cant say your first assessment about democracy really apllies to current US politics though. The western democracy is at great danger being eaten by populism. It is worthy reminding that Nazi Germany is also a result from, you know, democra
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by tanilama 8y ago
They arent as educated and provided with great infrastructure like China.
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by tanilama 8y ago
More like Western inconfidence, or the anxiety of losing
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by tanilama 8y ago
C doesn't evolve that much nowadays, what would a C conference be about then?
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by tanilama 8y ago
Well, right now for me, iPhone's biggest feature is its price tag, in which it is its own league. The rest of the package is lackluster
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by tanilama 8y ago
Mobx does just that
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by tanilama 8y ago
> It won't reverse economic decline, and everyone's lives will not improve. Then the Seattle city should be in ecstasy now. But I think from the news I read, the locals seem worried, lest happy about it.
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by tanilama 8y ago
It is pretty out of touch statement, if you read it carefully. There are probably 1000 people waiting in line to fill those 100 people's jobs. The good jobs you described, decent pay without labor or stress, I do believe they exist, bu
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by tanilama 8y ago
> Why the hell are U.S. cities spending tens of billions of dollars to steal jobs from one another in the first place? First, US, at this point doesn't have a shortage of jobs, it has a shortage of good jobs. In case of Amazon, it c
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by tanilama 8y ago
Unpopular opinion: very little perhaps. You have to make sure all your your 3rd party dependencies have the same contingency plan as you do, but I guess it is going to be difficult to even figure that out...
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by tanilama 8y ago
Oh, that Forbes author once again...
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by tanilama 8y ago
Maybe increased tax sources can help address some of the transportation issue?
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by tanilama 8y ago
It depends on what counts as services...
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by tanilama 8y ago
TBH, I don't think Google stand a solid chance winning it either. Their offering is not the best, and there isn't good wills from the current administration either. Even though issues regarding big techs nowadays are all high poli
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by tanilama 8y ago
I think those EU money will need to be paid back one way or another. EU has a fundamental problem: it is a now a unified economical entity, but not a political one. Using Germany's money to bailout other countries' economy is frow
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by tanilama 8y ago
Of course they are OK. It doesn't matter it is microserivce or monolith, what matters is how well your architecture executes the principle of separation of concerns. That is largely irrelevant of what philosophy you are choosing.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Well, BuzzFeed some has really solid journalism from time to time of the highest quality, like the Palantir piece.
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by tanilama 8y ago
I would believe Bloomberg if they had some detailed reports/demonstration as regards the mechanism of how this attack actually happens, not some nebulous picturing of some vague concepts the reporters themselves seem don't underst
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by tanilama 8y ago
That is my question as well, without getting their hands on the machine, how do the attackers start the attacks? And in case of AWS, since everything is so virtualized, does it make sense to install a hardware backdoor if it cant even map t
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by tanilama 8y ago
No technological gap in between China/The West. Open source gives everyone the same levelled playground. Chinese engineers are cheaper Their internal competition is fierce.
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by tanilama 8y ago
US has this clout because it controls a large part of the organizations for international cooperation. With Trump, it is clear that he only wants to exercise such power without considering the consequences of it. With the trust towards US f
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by tanilama 8y ago
Will I am sure EU will take one from FANG to take money back, it is not like they are already actively doing this /s
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by tanilama 8y ago
I don't think so. Per my observation, the most 'interesting' part of a data scientist's job is story telling, that is using data analysis to draft a theory to push forward for product direction. Some of the ML engineers
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by tanilama 8y ago
They probably don't havv sufficient tech, workforce for it.
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by tanilama 8y ago
The best way to kill a publication is to interfere with its operation.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Interesting title. What future would Google have, regarding China, if it doesn't even exist in that country? By exiting China, except pleasing the those moral puritans, I fail to see what exactly Google achieves. China now has a self-c
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by tanilama 8y ago
Nowadays it broadly means using C++ programming, involving dealing with different levels of system calls.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Or increase the price of the API by ten times. Seriously, it should be a rule of thumb that if you are not big enough to negotiate with Google for a secured pricing, don't rely on their API exclusively in your project
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by tanilama 8y ago
Unified defense usually requires a unified identity, commonly, under umbrella of a nation. EU is still quite far from getting there, maybe never

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