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by unmole 3y ago
> Oracle OCI will randomly shut your instances down, which is super annoying. In the 3+ years of running 2 instances on OCI, I'm yet to see this.
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by unmole 3y ago
In other words, you couldn't.
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by unmole 3y ago
How did one edit text messages that were already sent?
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by unmole 3y ago
> seems the land of the Linux desktop has abandoned GNOME's years of user-hostile actions and moved to either KDE or to increasingly more obscure build-a-desktop stuff (ie, sway + waybar, or river, or bspwm, or w/e). This is a
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by unmole 3y ago
> The problem is that this "nonsense" is not a coincident. All of it is carefully planned, executed and fed to the public to divert their attention from core issues. So, you do agree that this is a boring exercise which doesn&#
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by unmole 3y ago
Right, all those Indians who get their news from the Financial Times. This is a boring, routine exercise. But the reporting around it has been breathless.
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by unmole 3y ago
Currency notes get aged out and withdrawn from circulation all the time. The 2000 rupee notes were a stop gap measure to mitigate the fallout from the I'll conceived and badly executed demonetization exercise from 2016. No new 2000 rup
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by unmole 3y ago
They have 4 months to get rid of them. That is assuming that they are sitting on hard cash which is not how political parties work.
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by unmole 3y ago
I have no idea why this non-story is getting so much attention.
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by unmole 3y ago
> was Rs 3.62 lakh crore constituting 10.8% of all the currency notes in circulation Is the point. Demonetization made ~80% of the currency in circulation no longer legal tender overnight. This phasing out is in no way comparable. Which
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by unmole 3y ago
People believe all kinds of nonsense with no basis in reality was exactly my point.
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by unmole 3y ago
I'm sorry, do you believe the Fed actually printed excess currency notes? If not, I don't understand why you think your analogy makes any sense in this case.
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by unmole 3y ago
The original demonetization resulted in 99.3% of old notes being returned. This time the notes in question aren't even demonetised but merely being pulled out of circulation. The idea that this will somehow eliminate corruption is moro
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by unmole 3y ago
1. I don't understand why you think this is relevant to TFA. 2. The tax only applies to purchases exceeding 7 lakhs in a year: https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1925592
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by unmole 3y ago
> The reality is that this move is to hurt the opposition party more than the BJP, This makes zero sense. The 2000 rupee notes remain legal tender. And given the long time lines, nobody is going to have any trouble converting their unacc
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by unmole 3y ago
> Thats not how most of the people feel at the ground level. People and ground level probably also believe there's a GPS Chip in those 2000 rupee notes and that 10 rupee coins are all fake. Nevertheless, I did not see anyone queui
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by unmole 3y ago
No. The 2000 rupee notes still remain legal tender. They are being withdrawn from circulation, not demonetised.
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by unmole 3y ago
> Guess now it's again time to line up in banks. Yeah, no. Unlike with demonetization, 2000 rupee notes still remain legal tender. The timeline for withdrawal is significantly longer and the proportion of cash in circulation that ne
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by unmole 3y ago
Yes. Google and Facebook have deployed HTTP/3 across their properties for quite some time now. Support in popular servers is not mature but if you're using a CDN like Cloudflare, it's trivial to enable HTTP/3 for your us
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by unmole 3y ago
Linux Kernel Development by Robert Love. It's spectacularly out of date but is still a good starting point. And Elixir is very helpful for browsing the source code and comparing chnages across kernel version: https://elixir.
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by unmole 3y ago
This is not a substantive comments but I would ecstatic it if the C++ builds at my work only 30 seconds.
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by unmole 3y ago
> Most Universities on the planet teach Java as an introductory language (which makes sense to be honest) Respectfully disagree. Depending on what the introductory program wants to focus on Python, a Lisp or even C make more sense than J
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by unmole 3y ago
> As a "brown person", I resent this attempt at weaponizing racism just for the benefit of making your argument. Pointing out double standards and hypocrisy is not weaponising racism . > but it actually damages the real eff
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by unmole 3y ago
> I don't understand why some people are SO OPPOSED to YouTube Premium. Entitlement.
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by unmole 3y ago
One could always write the eBPF assembly by hand. I ended up doing that a few years ago when clang didn't yet have eBPF support. Would not recommend.
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by unmole 3y ago
> Wasn’t there a story recently about Apple leaving India because of quality problems? There wasn't. You're either misremembering details or you misunderstood what you read.
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by unmole 3y ago
> or poll them via email Marketing survey emails are infinitely more annoying than cookies.
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by unmole 3y ago
> The whole "cookie" topic is a dark pattern mostly pushed by ad providers as a friendly word to bypass having to say "may we track everything you do?". Go to https://gdpr.eu/ and tell me what their c
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by unmole 3y ago
Sunny Balwani has more money but is already in prison.
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by unmole 3y ago
Here's a radical idea: Build more housing.

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