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by upupandup 4y ago
I don't think you understand what that word means.
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by upupandup 4y ago
After the npm sabotage fiasco I was worried we would see this in the pyPI space.
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by upupandup 4y ago
Blackrock seeks exit liquidity by building private trust is how I read this. Just like when they were encouraging people to buy Chinese real estate....when they were trying to exit before the big correction. Chinese real estate is down to s
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by upupandup 4y ago
> Companies that do this are shooting themselves in the foot. Not companies that care about PR and want to distance themselves from crypto space. Those engineers and researchers unfortunately have been tricked into thinking that crypto w
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by upupandup 4y ago
The thing is this is not limited to the tech industry but in all areas of life in Vancouver which contributes to low social trust and lack of belonging or a commonly shared identity. The Canadian multiculturalism model is broken and increas
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by upupandup 4y ago
"When you do business with authoritarian states, you inevitably resemble them in some shape or form" - me
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by upupandup 4y ago
Well the green energy proponents (which we are now learning were on the payroll of Gazprom lobbyists) launched a FUD campaign against nuclear plants which were completely safe and working fine post-Fukushima. This chess move by Putin is pay
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by upupandup 4y ago
I am still waiting for an open source version of Total War, or a least the top down map strategy portion of it.
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by upupandup 4y ago
Basically this space is deliver multiples on what engineer team would bring at multiple discounts. It's not really a sustainable model because they are constantly viewing it as a cost center even with the productivity no-code tools. So
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by upupandup 4y ago
> Indian managers against non-Indian employees This happens all the time in Canada. When you have a large ethnic majority and they start identifying with the language and start bringing toxic work culture with management fully aware of t
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by upupandup 4y ago
So what I'm hearing is that billionaires who are no longer simply satiated by consumption, are not actively trying to undermine social order to gain power?
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by upupandup 4y ago
Your argument is akin to telling someone who was falsely reported to the bank, a private entity, which is then required to share it to authorities. All these apologists suddenly coming out of the woodwork from inactive accounts is just a se
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by upupandup 4y ago
My god...you are like the 8th inactive HN user I saw that suddenly springs into action to suggest Brave or post links to Brave I think we can see whats really going on here. Any chance to drop or mention Brave, after not being active for we
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by upupandup 4y ago
and theres no need for cryptocurrencies that are unstable and volatile. simply allow purchase of tokens directly so that its guaranteed to be pegged at 1:1 without an intermediate wash trading crypto exchange. this whole web3/crypto cr
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by upupandup 4y ago
It isn't. By that logic any browser is liable for violating ToS of websites, which btw isn't the law and you are not obligated to follow anyhow. This of course is a different case for corporations with a dedicated legal team.
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by upupandup 4y ago
can somebody ELI5? what is this code mean? what is RFC 5575?
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by upupandup 4y ago
Yet theres ppl, even on this thread that claims your views are conspiracy theory, that you are lying about what you saw.
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by upupandup 4y ago
This is just going to push people further and further away into fringes and extremist views when they are lied to. We are truly on our own now. Our government no longer serves the people but a smaller proportion of people that gets their re
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by upupandup 4y ago
The number the authorities give out is far removed from reality. Just head over to the grocery store. Try buying electronics. Inflation is still raging and I'm afraid they are just going to tell people suck it up. There is absolutely
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by upupandup 4y ago
when I started liking "too many" tweets I got hit with it and my mobile carrier (canada btw) refused to deliver txt msgs from Twitter so I could never get verified.
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by upupandup 4y ago
I don't buy these outlandish claims. the fact is for most people on desktops and android device are staring at Google Maps. I have Apple Maps too but I simply do not use it because I've grown used to just typing maps.google simila
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by upupandup 4y ago
If you go in dressed like shit they won't sell you a car. It's one of those things that annoys me but fortunately I started off with purchasing older Ferrari models and built rapport with the local dealership. I can see why a lot
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by upupandup 4y ago
you mean mclaren forums with 20 page threads asking for refunds vs your anecdote?
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by upupandup 4y ago
as far as I'm aware what some Ferrari owners have started doing is purchase the after market ODB type of tool that lets you run the same diagnostics that Ferrari dealership does for several hundred dollars. The tricky part is that it v
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by upupandup 4y ago
The answer to this question is that you should never be writing Terraform/CDK from scratch, you are wasting time. 1. Scaffold your infrastructure with simple point & click in web console. 2. Generate terraform/CDK code by scan
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by upupandup 4y ago
Compared to CDK? its less verbose. The problem with Infrastructure as Code is that its not code at all. It's just describing the infrastructure that with typical web console manipulation is easy but becomes complicated when you try to
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by upupandup 4y ago
Yes but also take Jay's praises about Mclaren with a grain of salt. He is a celebrity, the rest of us are just sheeps. Mclaren's build quality and depreciation is a lot more serious than Ferrari. We are talking brand new cars purc
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by upupandup 4y ago
Another looming reality is that F1 transmission Ferraris made prior to the DCT transmission introduced in the 458 are largely a ticking financial bomb: The cost to replace the primitive paddle shift introduce late 90s and only somewhat perf
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by upupandup 4y ago
They are good enough for most people and over time those details will get better until we have no need for illustrators. Already I see website agencies and bloggers using DALL-E. What I do see is that it is easy to pick out DALL-E generated
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by upupandup 4y ago
> They should have done a deal with Xiaomi or one of the other Chinese brands instead. Now this is quite a bad take. 100% those Chinese brands are working side step with the military. Remember, they have no qualms about violating human r

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