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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Face masks cost 20 cents per mask. I'm sorry but this is a topic you can't just make to be about income inequality
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Without high price there would be no incentive for suppliers to rampa up supply, work over time and build new manufacturing capacity.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Just tell them there's a bug and the software isn't working. They'll cancel in the middle of your subscription period.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's a bazaar, there's no central authority :-) Probably good if you chose a project you personally/professiobally use and thus know it from an end user perspective, eat your own dog food etc. Good also if you're been in
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Popper's idea was that people need to be free to discuss and debate different perspectives. When most people don't feel free to voice their opinions I think it's safe to say the culture and institutions we have don't sup
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'd be interested as well. I work for a Californian tech company and I would mostly describe it as "hard left". We have mandatory trainings quarterly where we have to do exams where we say "as long as 50% of tech workers
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
That's incorrect. The level of skill and automation potential aren't related. For instance healthcare is a hugely growing market with a lot of low skilled opportunities requiring human interaction.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Well one guarantee is - according to scientific consensus - that this exact same process has been working for the last 200 years, and previously people have always gotten better jobs and a higher standard of living. You think the people wor
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
In which way would it be worse?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Worth it in which way? Due to the types? So the vast ecosystem and ready functionality offered by typescript or other high level languages is worth less than what exactly?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Right, so you're saying we can take rust web backend seriously once Rust is popular in front ends? Cool, I agree, but that's just never going to happen.
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The stress and frustration of finding out you are a token hire(wired.co.uk)
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
You said it. I've got no problems dropping 1200 on a phone when I know it doesn't have ads, yet that's slowly not the case with iPhones anymore. I've got a bunch of my own recordings on my laptop I want to listen to on m
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Going back and forth isn't progress or keeping up with growth.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
This is ironic. Cambridge Analytica was a university with an IRB collecting personal data, then later sold to foe-profits.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
The gap between business demand for functionality which improves customer experience and productivity, and IT capability to provide said demand. Hacker news is filled with programmers who feel proud about their craft, and, judging on the co
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
That's enough? Any university with an IRB can scrape people's personal data?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Sure. So what exactly is the binding rule which Facebook should apply here? Rsearchers can get access to anyone's Facebook data if people enable it? What about the ones in chinese universities? Or just respected universities? Which uni
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Is there a source for this? Can't find anything with a quick googling?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Apologies but I fail to see how blockchain is relevant to your need? Are there lots of other parties besides Estuare involved in the blockchain or is Estuare just using it as a backend system which might as well be replace by an SQL server
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's 12 years since the advent of blockchain yet there isn't a single good example of such censorship resistant publish ng. What gives? I'd imagine you must be wrong.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Well, considering the business is transporting sports cars, what's the threat model here? Someone wants to take the car on a 15min joyride and will bribe a Github employee to be able to do that? And you think the actual implementation
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Why can't you be the trusted party? At the end of the day, one of your servers is involved in the blockchain and using server capacity to do that. Why can't you just use that server capacity to host a simple app where people send
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's an informational RFC which is already published. So there's no review process anymore, it's done already. And as it's informational, it's not a "real" standard (no going through implementations etc)
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Did you not read the article or did I misunderstood what was written there? It exactly shows via several statistics that IQ is a good predictor even above the average.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Psychologists aren't doctors in Finland where the story is from.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's not - in Finland where the story is from.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
The story is from Finland. We don't have such requirements, especially relating to psychotherapy session transcripts - these are done by psychologists who aren't even doctors in Finland, all this data is outside of our healthcare
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Your opinion is invalidated by the fact that cyber breach insurance is a thing that insurance companies sell already today.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
That's not correct - OpenBSD is being actively maintained. Although they're using a lot of old, stable and proven software, they're also doing security and bug fixes and even creating new functionality.

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