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by asien 3y ago
> People still use Java? In Fortune 500 ? YES , pretty much everywhere. In Startups ? It's Kotlin or Scala mostly. JVM is far from being unpopular , but fore sure it's not as sexy as ['React','Deno'].push(..
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by asien 4y ago
In my opinion you are mistaken , affordability does not mean home appliance. Hydro is pretty cheap , does not mean it’s fit for home. Here the best scenario is similar to Singapore - Australia or UK - Morocco remote solar grid. This innova
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by asien 4y ago
Appreciate the graph in the article , this time the numbers actually are calculated by engineers from DoE , not by Journalists... Even if the plan is there , without an “economy of war” and the implication of basically every single America
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by asien 4y ago
That’s correct. The startup Ynsect at the moment is targeting Fish Farming not human. What would be the impact over many generations of that type of food ? I’m scared of the “SuperBug” type of disease that would be resistant to antibiotics
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by asien 4y ago
The probability of Covid type pandemic become closer to 1 the more bugs farm they’re. The lethality of of that type of outbreak become stronger the longer the we ignore that threat. It’s just pure Maths to be honest.
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by asien 4y ago
No surprise, just like Uber , Airbnb etc..coinbase has been overstaffed ever since they raised a major amount of capital many years ago... Hence , I don’t see what 5K people can be doing at coinbase since some startups in Europe are doing t
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by asien 4y ago
> 2 MB of logs per minute of user streaming time. 2MB/minute is 33KB/second. How is that impressive?
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by asien 4y ago
> I think FB, Goog, etc. could lay off thousands with no adverse effects and in fact an increase in velocity, quality, and quantity of new features/products. You can add Airbnb,Netflix,Uber they often attend conference to describe t
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by asien 4y ago
>I would assume any modern processor would make a context switch a one instruction affair. Has been the historic assumption, has been proven to be wrong by every possible benchmark. Consider tech empower[0] for raw stack performance , ru
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by asien 4y ago
France tried years ago. Incredibly expensive and inefficient. I love the concept but it just cant compete with Solar , Nuclear or Fossil Fuel...
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by asien 5y ago
> Cobol remains the language of choice Sigh , those single liner that both illustrate the ignorance and the status of the author. I’m an enterprise architect in banking , 6 month ago I was hired for IT Transformation. My mission was ve
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by asien 5y ago
No surprise to be honest. What rather surprises me are the comments claiming MSFT is suddenly going to go bankrupt because there is a pre-install spyware. Have you ever worked in a Fortune 500 ? Do you know how hard it is in those company t
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by asien 5y ago
To be very clear , this articles won’t help you much if you don’t fit the criteria’s the OP does. Having discussed with VC a long time ago , it was very HARD to raise money without a very strong traction. Very often VC were convinced with m
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by asien 5y ago
Apple private relay leak your IP from what i remember[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28339110
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by asien 5y ago
What could have they done ? Im not trying to say that what happened isn’t so bad , I just don’t see how with today international justice cooperation someone could truly expect « privacy ». Wether this is a from a service provider or directl
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by asien 5y ago
Reminds me of anti-free speech laws that was almost passed in France. It was designed to help fight « hate speech ». It enable police to remove literally ANY content from the interne t as long as it was « hateful » of course there is no leg
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by asien 5y ago
The materials are indeed worth recycling but the process is just too expensive and complicated. Best examples would be devices like phones/microwave/tv they contain lots of those rare materials. Industrial simply prefer to sell ju
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by asien 5y ago
Wind turbine have a recommended life time of 20 to 25 years , earlier turbines go even lower to just 15 years.
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by asien 5y ago
The problem is today no industrial bother recycling them , it’s just cheaper to buy new material. Those 85% are actually 15% in effective.
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by asien 5y ago
What I’m more worry about those Renewables stuff is their ressource footprint , when you look at how much « rare earth » « composite » material is needed to build just one its seems like a nonsense to use wind their are many documentaries o
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by asien 5y ago
I find funny because it’s accurate ! 99% of entrepreneur fail , that’s literally why it’s hard and why it’s highly respected ! Remember when Tesla almost went Bankrupt ? It’s very like because it happens almost three times... and only now
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by asien 5y ago
Or the the history of how oracle created a world wide conspiracy to impose Java has a standard , and if they hadn’t done so Haskell/ Clojure / ( Anything that’s not OOP) would be running everything from Operating System to Back E
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by asien 5y ago
Inflation is everywhere i guess, or should I say « stagflation ».
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by asien 5y ago
Just for comparison, France has 25 GW of hydro electricity , it’s the second largest hydro producer in Europe behind Sweden. Hydro only cover 15% of France total electricity demand. It’s indeed all about scale.
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by asien 5y ago
> They’re for your manager’s manager to get abstract stats reports KPI , the backbone or corporates politics.
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by asien 5y ago
> which incentivises the C-suite to fix them. It doesn’t. It provide C-Exec material to increase significantly Cyber Defense budget not overhaul Information System. For those executives these are two different topics with different budge
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by asien 5y ago
I wouldn’t call it a « scam » technically. But remember GWT ? I work in one Europe largest bank , the majority of internal apps are written in GWT. In the 2010 era this trend was at its peak.[0] Some members of the teams decided that they s
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by asien 5y ago
> Which got eaten by other orchestration technologies there? Exactly , Kubernetes wants to remove Docker , and the Docker orchestration layer « Docker Compose » is completely dead. Again the founder has left the company with millions , t
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by asien 5y ago
Not surprising honestly , docker has had more 300M of investment and still has no decent stream of revenue to pay their 300+ employees of SV. The entire industry knows it , the Docker devtools brought containers to the mass but anything be
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by asien 5y ago
> If you’re very employable it’s just a free 50% annual bonus I’ve seen comments on HN going the opposite way , but let’s be honest for a minute : most of them will find work within less then a month. We are looking at top talents from S

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