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by vv_ 2y ago
This isn't uniformly true in all industries or throughout all manufacturing. Not to mention that you need qualified people to operate and maintain these machines and the machines themselves.
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by vv_ 2y ago
Everyone in the United States was much more well off in the 50s/60s/70s as they had just won a huge war that left most of their competitors factories completely destroyed. There's no economic boom today.
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by vv_ 2y ago
The _company_ also has to stay competitive to make money.
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by vv_ 2y ago
> Then raise the wages. Then no one will be able to afford the products the plant is going to build.
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by vv_ 2y ago
> The US doesn't have the people to do the actual manufacturing The core issue is that, historically, experienced workers have passed down their knowledge to new generations, ensuring a steady accumulation of expertise. However, whe
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by vv_ 2y ago
What's your point, exactly?
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by vv_ 2y ago
YouTube Music.
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by vv_ 2y ago
There is also a code reader version available: https://www.mitid.dk/en-gb/get-started-with-mitid/mitid-auth... . In Lithuania, similar systems for banking have existed for a long time—especially code generators—as
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by vv_ 2y ago
Right, but the content creators that I watch upload to YouTube.
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by vv_ 2y ago
> which sounds like misplaced priority to me Agreed.
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by vv_ 2y ago
Apple is bad. Google (Android) is bad. So what is the solution here for the common non-tech savvy smartphone user?
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by vv_ 2y ago
> having a smartphone is becoming a necessity for being a functional part of the society This is correct, as in some countries, you use your phone to authenticate access to banking applications and payments (e.g., https://en.w
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by vv_ 2y ago
What's wrong with paying for YouTube Premium to not have any ads?
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Zephyr RTOS 4.1 Now Available(zephyrproject.org)
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by vv_ 2y ago
Supporting additional features generally introduces complexity. This is why people drift towards using larger platforms (e.g. Electron) to build their applications as it reduces the complexity of introducing new features. As it stands today
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by vv_ 2y ago
There should be fewer layers of middle management and more individuals who genuinely understand why they are building the product and for whom. Success is ultimately defined by how effectively your product solves customer problems — everyth
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by vv_ 2y ago
It's not surprising that editors / IDEs supporting less features are going to be faster. For example, https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/5065 , according to that issue Zed doesn't supp
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by vv_ 2y ago
> but many editors still run circles around it Could you provide an example?
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by vv_ 2y ago
There are many issues with using Linux for a corporate workstation. For instance, if the organization uses a proxy, setting it up is a PITA, as many Linux applications don't respect the http[s]_proxy environment variables. Some only ac
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by vv_ 2y ago
> It's just that a lot of what's happening is quite technical for normal people What's the point of news media if not to explain these issues to the general public in a way they can understand? If we lived in a free and op
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by vv_ 2y ago
> If you know everything about the people high up This is a law for the peasantry not the nobility. Due to international treaties (e.g. Five Eyes) it'll allow federal agencies in the United States to spy on US citizens using the UK
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by vv_ 2y ago
How can you make Docker pull debian:latest from your own registry instead of the official Docker registry, without explicitly specifying <my_registry>/debian:latest?
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by vv_ 2y ago
EDGE and E-GPRS is going to survive for at least another 5-10 years. Although this statement might not be globally accurate.
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by vv_ 2y ago
There are issues with infotainement systems in older vechicles supporting Android Auto and Apple Car Play. This is primarily because car manufacturers (or subcontractors) aren't good at integrating these systems. Often they are tight o
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by vv_ 2y ago
> The combination of those two is scary. Could you clarify what you mean by this?
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by vv_ 2y ago
Car manufacturers should abandon developing their own entertainment systems and instead collaborate with Apple (CarPlay) and Google (Android Auto) to improve integration and support a wider range of use cases. Unfortunately, they seem to re
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by vv_ 2y ago
I have very little experience with Wi-Fi, as the industry I worked in relied almost exclusively on cellular networks. However, I wonder how many Wi-Fi routers actually support this functionality in practice - as queing traffic means you nee
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by vv_ 2y ago
> If you do care about security, keeping your home-automation within your own control is probably the only sane path. It is also very expensive, so only a minority of informed users would select such a route. Not to mention that it is no
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by vv_ 2y ago
Your experience is bizzare. Was it Verizon (or AT&T/T-Mobile) and did you use a Cat-1bis/Cat-M/NB-IoT or higher class modem? Normally US carriers require Firmware-Over-The-Air (FOTA) capability for the modem firmware. Thi
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by vv_ 2y ago
You can use Session Ticket's w/ UDP too. Nevertheless, with modern cloud providers moving the state into the OS/Networking layer is still easier to scale. You don't need to write your own services to handle it.

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