ReadTheLicense

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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
No, they won't necessarily. I have a few banned accounts and a few working ones. Not saying it never happens - I bet it does. But not always.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Never ever use your personal Google account for anything you don't want to lose. You haven't seen all the horror stories the past few years?
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
We care about attracting investors because the country is full of people dying due to not enough monetary resources both for the state and for individuals.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Not sure where you'd upload the photos to Google domains? Assuming, of course, that you don't use your personal account for your domains - that'd be crazy!
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
> that's not a great benchmark > US homicide rate is 10 times worse than my country and my country is just average... Cool, but you have to compare El Salvador to its peers. How much money and continuity does your state have comp
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
I disagree that there was a better crypto than Bitcoin. It's very much a long and very technical discussion that I can't afford right now, but I wanted you to know that your opinion is not universal - it's much less clear cut
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
That's one out of hundreds kingdoms and "democratic republics". I don't think it's possible to base a strategy on that, it seems to be an enormous outlier of extreme historical significance.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Did you read the communication from before it was implemented? The largest talking point was getting money from El Salvadorans living outside the country back home (because the traditional banking system is failing them), not making capital
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Both monarchies and dictatorships also transfer huge amount of the wealth to the autocrats. So perhaps by giving the resources to someone to exploit?
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
The point was never to make capital gains on the Bitcoin investment. The point was to make the economy interesting to foreign investors and bring in their money.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Your remark is quite the statement. The death toll of CCP is >40 million. The only other organization that might beat that is the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Because having a direct war a little later is so much better.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
You mean like React (9 years ago), Angular (12 years ago) or Vue (8 years ago)? Who seriously uses anything else? I think you confused the JS ecosystem with the C# one.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
The meaning is different. In software industry, senior means "doesn't need handholding", not "super-super-long experience" as in other more traditional fields.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
I don't see a word about race. This is more about culture anyways - not even nation.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
The future of cloud is Zero Isolation... With all the mitigation slowing it down, and the current energy prices and rising, having super-small nodes that are always reserved to one task seems interesting.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
The conversion might not be as efficient but all cars having a 350km battery for the rare occasion when they leave the city 2-3 times a month seems like a bigger waste. They would normally use the 50km battery and the lesser efficiency woul
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Problem is, Web Components still don't support reactivity and passing complex props, so you need a framework anyways, and at that point it might as well be React. I've seen people do abominations like each web component is a React
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Yes! The same way, using CNG or bio-diesel (for example wood or algae-derived) in plug-in hybrid vehicles with smaller batteries (50 km) would be much more ecological than large battery vehicles.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
It's not so much money nowadays. The value of money went way down past 5-10 years. It's just 10 people after a $1B exit allocating 10% of their assets. Sounds crazy, but that's this guy's social circle. Really underlines
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
The cheapest comparable desktop display costs $1500 (27 inch)...
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Sure, but the license itself is almost identical. You can run it in VM though - on a Mac, if you own MacOS already.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
It's also not true. MacOS is licensed very similarly to Windows, it's just that every Mac includes a license.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
In what universe is 20+ years "recently"? Actually the Hyundai I had - with an immobilizer - was made in 1995 so 27 years. Is this American thing?
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
Which company ducked it up there?
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
This is standard in Node.js ecosystem and I love it. Each package has scripts in package.json that you can run with npm run [name] , and some of these like start, test or build (and more) are standardized. It's really great DX.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
No money transfer from the state to the energy company.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
I'd guess this is because of price regulation, not subsidy.
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
You have day-ahead pricing at home? Please tell me how
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by ReadTheLicense 4y ago
If Musk is right, it's not weaseling out of contract.

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