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by thecopy 8y ago
>Compare Venezuela to India over the last 30 years, and extrapolate into the near future what will happen there. Compare how? What do you mean will happen?
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by thecopy 8y ago
Yes, globalisation plus free trade and capitalism.
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by thecopy 8y ago
> If we want to change China in the long term, we should probably get our own houses in order so that we can actually occupy the moral high ground. Sweden, Germany, Italy, France Austria, the UK, all have either slid hard to the Right, D
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by thecopy 8y ago
That quote talks about criteria, not where ads can be placed.
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by thecopy 8y ago
So if i have a job that requires a man, why should i be coerced into paying for showing the ads for women?
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by thecopy 8y ago
What is the legal text supporting this?
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by thecopy 8y ago
When i lived in Uppsala, Sweden i biked all year around.
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by thecopy 8y ago
> We haven't escaped the depression; the bailouts and quantitative easing simply delayed it for a bit, and the more it is delayed, the worse it will be. How so?
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by thecopy 8y ago
What would be the reasons one would chose a 40 bit encryption key over, say, 256 bit? Is it cheaper?
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by thecopy 8y ago
This seems to me as a protocol to replace the current way of handling "Accept terms and conditions to get access to the internet" in public wireless networks. Currently this is done with HTTP MITM.
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by thecopy 8y ago
There is the same sauce at Coop in Switzerland.
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by thecopy 8y ago
Sure, happened to me last year in Europe.
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by thecopy 8y ago
Yes, having tables with the size of 5B rows on a machine with 16GB RAM is just stupid, going to the disk will most probably always happen.
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by thecopy 8y ago
The question im interested in is why MySQL did not use the index for the lookup.
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by thecopy 8y ago
What is the definition of a real analytical database?
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by thecopy 8y ago
But how how they identify me?
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by thecopy 8y ago
>Is this information enough for them to uniquely identify and track each user? No. How could they identify who i am based on that information alone?
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by thecopy 8y ago
See Resume Driven Development: https://rdd.io/
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by thecopy 8y ago
What does those old models have to do with the new keyboard?
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by thecopy 8y ago
Maybe. As an anecdote, I see it as well in some of Elon Musks tweets, i.e. "I’m starting a candy company & it’s going to be amazing".
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by thecopy 8y ago
We use PostgreSQL with normal cols and JSONB columns, as well, which works wonderful. High speed, high flexibility, and all the transactional quarantees Postgres gives you. Also, we can use SQL.
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by thecopy 8y ago
Am i the only one who is irritated by sentences like "In 1970, a plane got fed up with its pilot so it hatched an audacious plan. First, get rid of the pilot. Second: land. Third: enter history. The result was amazing." Especially
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by thecopy 9y ago
A bigger question is why does the police spend time looking for pornography? What type of society is the UK developing into?
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by thecopy 9y ago
I am beginning to see a trend on HN. Teams are moving away from new and young databases to old and "boring" databases as their need for stability and correctness increases.
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by thecopy 9y ago
Yep. I find it refreshing with news provides which does not pretent to be unbiased, none are.
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by thecopy 9y ago
I can recommend https://cor.ax which is similar to this
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by thecopy 9y ago
Transaction time and energy inefficiency makes Bitcoin's future not so golden, imo.
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by thecopy 9y ago
Could you recommend some alternatives?
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by thecopy 9y ago
They don't care about catching terrorists. They care about power.

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