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by zx8080 3y ago
Especially handling not a stopped vehicle control, but the one ar speed of 30mph or more in an area of bad 4/5G coverage with huge latency. Such an intervention can (and will) simply kill passengers. Insurance helps a bit, but does n
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by zx8080 3y ago
> worker is monitoring several vehicles. It does not seem otherwise to be viable to replace a cheap driver person to expensive engineer as 1 to 1. At least as 1 to 10, probably even more.
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by zx8080 3y ago
> Consumers have a limited wallet anyway Banks and VCs are laughing on this. Today's economy is not a zero-sum game. It's much more complex than that.
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by zx8080 3y ago
Can a regular person (or an expert) tell that you see an ad? Usually yes, as it's banner or some visually distinct piece of a web or real estate. Can one tell that a text is produced by SEO? Usually no (especially, when it's goo
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by zx8080 3y ago
Maintaining Chromium takes at least around $1B annually. This involves playing around with all that shiny new standards to pass the unneeded stuff together with needed one to make sure a browser engineering does not need less than that sum.
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by zx8080 3y ago
It's possible to do nothing once there're some amount of property at hands. Such as land or real estate. A lease pays out not only its management and legal expenses, but also some profits. Which means that "rich enough&quot
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by zx8080 3y ago
> just taking things from society without trade or agreement Isn't it what some arostocratic and monarchy families do?
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by zx8080 3y ago
What's the country mentioned above with the mandatory bank security plugins?
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by zx8080 3y ago
It's a multibillion business and helps other businesses grow. And it even pays (some) taxes. Why would any authority even think about killing it?
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by zx8080 3y ago
Remember SEO. Is it ads? No. Does it bring money? Yes. Expensive? Probably, simar to ads: both will eat the whole budget until empty and ask for more. But SEO is quite hidden and hard to define. Ads are there, see a banner. SEO? No obvious
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by zx8080 3y ago
> violent backlash There's no backlash. Is there anyone stating to stop buying Google Ads? Moving to Firefox (since there's no else alternative non-Google-chromium-based browser out there)? Except the HN audience, if course. Th
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by zx8080 3y ago
This one seems without the chatgpt-added details. Not nice to read, thought.
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by zx8080 3y ago
No offence, but how to read the name?
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by zx8080 3y ago
I would expect nothing less than an immediate promotion to the next title. So cool.
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by zx8080 3y ago
Is paying ransom considered a trade in conventional sense?
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by zx8080 3y ago
First of all, it's not a nation who pays in case of a breach. It's some company. Nation as countries do not have anything to do with it, unless they create some laws denying payments. Which would tight control of any businesses in
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by zx8080 3y ago
Was the cryptoscam ads all around the country before? Was it addressing the regular (a non-software, you know) people?
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by zx8080 3y ago
> Oracle kept him on paid leave that whole time This is almost exclusively about the manager of that person. It's very rarely such facts speak about the company as a whole.
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by zx8080 3y ago
> i'm just glad that I don't see crypto anywhere. A honest question, why?
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by zx8080 3y ago
I've seen ads on using Visa and Mastercard for public transportation instead of special cards. Especially in Japan and Singapore. Not sure how two aspects are addressed: privacy and availability (in case of bank card txs do not work?).
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by zx8080 3y ago
It's OK, but almost impossible to search. At least when using Google search where double-quotas seem to be not always understood as the "required term" anymore.
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by zx8080 3y ago
> it worked so badly. Skype has a much worse quality now after the switch for all people I know who used Skype at the time. The real reason for switching was iPhone. First, Apple did not allow long-running apps in favour of centralized n
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by zx8080 3y ago
Same here. A new network censorship? F#ck cloudflare.
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by zx8080 3y ago
> This has led me to software consulting/contracting For better understanding your context, have you started being a consultant/contractor already?
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by zx8080 3y ago
> It'd be nice if some agency actually held him to that promise. And then what do they do if he does not? SpaceX is a sacred cow.
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by zx8080 3y ago
> I'm two years in and yet to see a senior software engineer in real life in Germany. Is it because of remote work? What about seeing your University friends (or did you take not a SE or CS related field)?
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by zx8080 3y ago
Anything can be desirable. Less much is possible. Global peace is not very possible until there're more than one human on the planet.
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by zx8080 3y ago
Google has stopped treating double-quotes as an "exact match", which threatens their own business. Because now only a simple queries are possible with some random results. It's similar to google map: search for reataurant and
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by zx8080 3y ago
> coefficient of friction of gorilla glass seems negative Wow.
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by zx8080 3y ago
Not human beings. Things.

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