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by yunohn 4y ago
There are innumerable companies you can rent cloud resources from - bare metal to “serverless”. Ethereum, on the other hand, is severely limited in what you can achieve for any amount of rent.
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by yunohn 4y ago
What does this state hold exactly?
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by yunohn 4y ago
> saw industries leaping 5-10 years into the future overnight, they hired to support that growth This is the kicker for me. C-levels assuming that a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic leading to online growth would sustain for the next decade.
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by yunohn 4y ago
They’re not 4K and they’re not meant to be aimed at UAPs. IME they don’t have long term storage either.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Huh? Are you seriously asking why commercial airliners don’t have 4K GoPros to record UAP/UFOs?
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by yunohn 4y ago
> Their SLA with their customers was something like three minutes of downtime per decade. That is insane. I really feel like modern SLAs are only getting worse - so much so that most companies fudge them, and try their hardest to never d
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by yunohn 4y ago
I assume it means they will spend money on GCP for running/hosting things. Are you thinking they’ll let it free and train a chatGPT on GCP activity/log data or something? What would be the point of that?
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by yunohn 4y ago
> If you do think there's any kind of organized left-wing group of any sort in America I’m neither American, nor was talking about “left wing” American cabals that control the world. I’m not sure why this has to be a singular group.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’m truly astonished that there are people who refuse to believe that the people in power are constantly conspiring. It’s like you are completely ignoring all evidence, or discounting it as one-offs. Sure, maybe it’s not NWO or the illumina
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by yunohn 4y ago
> but they have secret motives even they themselves don’t know? I’m not sure that’s what is implied; it’s just obvious that publicly proving one’s “true motives” is quite difficult.
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by yunohn 4y ago
What do you mean? They have extensive content ID/checks.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Just like plastic… Everyone wants to ban it, but it’s ubiquitous for a reason.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Ironically, you could just Google this, instead of speculating wildly? They review, question, narrow, and reject requests for user info. They also notify users unless prevented by a court. https://policies.google.com/terms&#
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by yunohn 4y ago
Quite a few of the websites from the article claim to be USA based.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I find it hard to believe it would overwhelm an M chip.
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by yunohn 4y ago
This study is about ADHD/ASD and its relation to internalising problems. Impulse control can be an aspect of the disorders, but that isn’t the topic at hand; nor does it make sense to directly compare to “criminal behavior” and other n
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’m confused why you think ADHD and ASD boil down to “impulsiveness”?
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by yunohn 4y ago
PS4 controllers also need drivers, they don’t just “work” magically. Since they’re just way more ubiquitous, the PS drivers are more mature.
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by yunohn 4y ago
120€ is still significantly less than 60k€… It’s the price of a few lunches.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Docket licensing is significantly simpler than that codinghorror outrage article. https://www.docker.com/pricing/
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’m surprised he didn’t just say 80/20. Sales gets assigned regions/verticals/etc and you can’t have everyone on the /biggest/ clients. Obviously, you need to nurture and not ignore the others. So what’s his actual
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by yunohn 4y ago
Not sure if this is a joke, or how you think actual commercial partnerships work.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Let me get this straight: your point is that some people run off-the-book businesses, and that explains the severe poverty and lack of living wage?
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by yunohn 4y ago
Equity/market are down generally, and some VC companies are frauds. That doesn’t change the fact that crypto is zero/negative sum.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I was being sarcastic, hence all the quotes. I fully sympathise with the Greeks and would like to see the British Museum broken up entirely.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> saying they were legally acquired and UK law prevented it from breaking up its collection We didn’t “steal” it, so no take backs; plus it’s “illegal” according to our laws to return it.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> I haven't seen a shred of evidence that a16z was mass dumping tokens Why do you assume their entire investment was just tokens? No other possible way to cash out?
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by yunohn 4y ago
I wouldn’t say 7-10% of GDP is nothing - https://www.gavstech.com/contribution-of-the-it-industry-in-... .
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by yunohn 4y ago
The insane irony of this given the sheer number of Indians working in software/IT and using GitHub and contributing to India’s GDP. You’d think that the Gov/ISP/Courts, somebody would put GitHub on a Do-Not-Block list and sto
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by yunohn 4y ago
> Decentralized tech would never be where it is today if it weren't for investor attention That’s exactly why blockchains haven’t found Product Market Fit. Investors != Users

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