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by tedk-42 6y ago
Sorry but you're wrong. A vast majority of software ships after it has been built as a stand alone application as well as a Docker container so that it can be run in container environments. A lot of CI systems natively support Docker b
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I'm no Tesla short seller. They make damn nice products, but I feel like you aren't really getting for what you think you're paying for. The FSD option isn't a real thing yet. You've effectively paid for a promise o
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Yeah that's how I read the article. It seems like Saudi Arabia is continuing to diversify their economy outside of oil and gas. Offering cloud services in the region provides a way in which they can continue to create value outside oil
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They likely do but to what detail? Should they have a line-by-line item of each employee being paid into their bank account each week? Apple can only give guidelines and draw contractual terms. If a supplier is in breach then Apple can go a
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by tedk-42 6y ago
Apple paying their contractor's employees? That's not how business works. I'm on the side of the workers. Their treatment is dogshit. The target should be placed squarely on the taiwanese company however, not Apple. Apple sho
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Regardless of the dismissive comments from other HN posters, I'm still shocked at how incredibly inept the US has been at containing the virus. From the president down to the people, there's a fundamental problem in the US society
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Umm what's the incentive or motivation behind making this trade able? At first glance this seems incredibly concerning, especially if we ever get to a point where some people can 'afford' water while others can't. While
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Agreed! It's an abstraction on top of many existing cloud provider storage abstractions which will be a welcome feature to many places wanting a quick backup solution of their volumes.
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Your last statement reflects my post entirely. This contradiction is your problem, not Googles. They will continue to make money off you and me. The only difference is I don't get the nausea. Until you show me something REALLY dodgy th
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by tedk-42 6y ago
Ahh strawman. Well done. Breathing is a requirement for life. Owning an android phone isn't.
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While I support your argument, the brand damage caused to the company if they were found out to be doing so would be massive. I don't think it's useful for an arguments point of view to speculate that a chipset company has already
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Your convenience at the expense of your privacy. I personally think it's great that I can lookup what I did two months ago thanks to Google services. I adblock and disable as much ad tracking as possible but I'm pretty happy with
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by tedk-42 6y ago
Hang on, you're swapping a AS MBP for an AS MBA because you think the fan noise will be an issue with the MBP? If anything, it's a bonus to have the fan so your can have prolonged boost performance while the MBA chip will throttle
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by tedk-42 6y ago
You got the wrong idea about serverless if you think it should have a GPU attached to run your ML dataset. Generally speaking, you want it to do something simple and quickly
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by tedk-42 6y ago
Pro-tip Only use Google SSO for things you don't care about. While in would be a pain if I lost my google account, I can still access Twitter, Discord, GitHub, Bitbucket, stack overflow etc as they aren't bound to Google. My email
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by tedk-42 6y ago
Yeah I would say 'They look middle-eastern' as opposed to Asian. Not sure why it's relevant to bring up how far the continent of Asia extends when it's a reference to people and culture rather than geography.
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This. It's quite sad to see the lack of innovation in western countries around the build and development of nuclear power plants. Red tape, regulation and lack of political will (due to unfavourable views on nuclear technology) will co
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Indeed and they were trialing negative interest rates as well since 2016
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My point is that you can borrow more if the payback duration is longer. More borrowing power means buyers can pay more which fuels the fire of the perceived bubble that we're in now.
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House prices in capital cities are telling of how much confidence we have in our world and the economy. In Australia, we give out home loans for 30 year periods. Nearly 100 years ago, it was unthinkable to loan out money for that long (2 wo
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by tedk-42 6y ago
When fuel burns, it's the velocity of the exhaust gas that propels the rocket (F=ma). Imagine the same with a nuclear rocket (a reactor getting hot) and then firing out something very quickly through the exhaust. Same F=ma law applies.
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If you built good systems that have reliable backups or rollback mechanisms, dev should be able to have a beer on a friday and do a deployment without worrying about the fire they just caused. I'd rather a culture where people admit to
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Yeah this stuck out to me as well. To be honest if they ARE using the same creds in prod as they are in dev, this is the first thing they should fix because it would have easily prevented the whole mess. I'll give them the benefit of t
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Generally I don't like this as an idea given the likelihood of failure of metals after a certain number of stress cycles (why planes have a lifespan)
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Energy as electricity is like money. Pretty easy to convert to other forms of work and readily accepted as an input to many systems. I doubt there's much of an ecosystem/incentive to build a compressed air --> <something>
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While I do believe the person behind the twitter handle should be found out and investigated (forging fake government documents seems wrong, even though this is the internet after all), pressing criminal charges for any wrongdoing is off. T
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I put the blame squarely on the consumer. It's partly the reason why these screens rarely hit above 400nits of brightness. Market forces simply don't drive manufacturers to make 16GB the base because consumers continue to settle f
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They produce a lot of toxic gases as the plastics often contain a variety of elements which when burned formed nasty compounds
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As another commenters mentioned, the AZ letter different per account.
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You mean like an SLA which says the availability of your data?

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