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by tus88 7y ago
Italy is extremely dysfunctional...so quite possibly.
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by tus88 7y ago
It was eminently feasible to run a home ISP from a garage back in the day.
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by tus88 7y ago
Gotta love those people who fail to understand how things are supposed to be used, fail miserably as a result, then throw the baby out with the bathwater in a fit of tantrum. Yes, Python has a GIL. Yes, lightweight threads are mostly good f
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by tus88 7y ago
> Discover a new drug for a anti-biotic resistant infection? Great, here is $500M as long as you agree to produce as much drug as needed for free or some nominal cost. If you were going to develop the drug at your own cost with no subsid
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by tus88 7y ago
Yes.
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by tus88 7y ago
I starting thinking about the Python equivalent of this and it was disgusting.
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by tus88 7y ago
Was it not yesterday or the day before?
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by tus88 7y ago
Why would it? It would be like saying caffeine boosts your personality or social skills.
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by tus88 7y ago
> The new proof establishes that quantum computers that calculate with entangled quantum bits or qubits, rather than classical 1s and 0s, can theoretically be used to verify answers to an incredibly vast set of problems. LOL this was the
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by tus88 7y ago
I wonder if an Uber could exist that posed itself as a service to drivers not passengers .
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by tus88 7y ago
How does that work when no Silicon runs at 60ghz? What can process the signal?
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by tus88 7y ago
Fixed a ton of bugs. And it's not that reliable, and super reliable software in airplanes is proved.
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by tus88 7y ago
Does culture relate to national and race related culture?
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by tus88 7y ago
Like reverse culture shock.
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by tus88 7y ago
More like don't leave home at all. It's not just work where the virus spreads.
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by tus88 7y ago
It is needed to offset the disgustingly fawning, sugary, overly-optimistic, back-slapping responses like yours. Overall it results in a fairly balanced forum.
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by tus88 7y ago
Like the upper middle class? Novel concept.
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by tus88 7y ago
Probably for the Chosen and the shadow government. Me and you are done for.
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by tus88 7y ago
First language I learned at Uni, right before C!
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by tus88 7y ago
Why use s3 and cache? Why not just cache the output of the lambda directly? Suspicious.
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by tus88 7y ago
Become a webdev. Current or recent homelessness is a job requirement.
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by tus88 7y ago
Unfortunately it takes 2 weeks to show symptoms.
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by tus88 7y ago
Sewage treatment plant. That doesn't work.
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by tus88 7y ago
> paying $3,750 every six months, was instead being charged twice that, more than $7,500 How on earth does someone pay that much on INSURANCE?!?
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by tus88 7y ago
The ultimate website blocker.
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by tus88 7y ago
This has to be the most embarrassing run for president in history.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Buyers also generally have to buy somewhere, especially for necessities. Much of what gets sold online is discretionary purchases, not necessities. Like cameras. And necessities are cheap and readily available down the road - why wait
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by tus88 7y ago
Well it becomes very difficult. Allowing sellers to cancel purchases from buyers without a strong and long history of positive feedback is a start - I believe eBay technically allows this. But naturally sellers are then cutting down their p
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by tus88 7y ago
There is no perfect system that protects buyers and sellers. Change the rules and buyers will be complaining. The reason it is skewed towards buyers is: 1) who in there right mind would buy something online where there is no protection (sel
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by tus88 7y ago
> The administration found Google's policy arguments are "unpersuasive" and argued software code is copyrightable. What? Wasn't it about APIs not code?

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