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by blocked_again 4y ago
Simple question. Who do you trust your data with? 1. A company in your own country which got marketshare mostly because of legal reasons and government interference. 2. A company which got marketshare by building products that people loved
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by blocked_again 4y ago
How is citing one of biggest human crisis of last century against the same country which did it against their own citizens a cheap shot. It's totally relevant.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
All I am saying is Individuals are perfectly capable of making that decision. Whether they should store their data in Germany, California or some random Caribbean island.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Yeah. Individuals are perfectly capable of making that decision. I don't want my government telling me where I should keep my data.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
You do know that nobody in US is forcing you to use this site or any other US companies for that matter. You are doing it with your own free fill. Also, remember the time when Germany decided to go after their own people? How does laws like
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by blocked_again 4y ago
I think this kind of affirms the general opinion that Germany and many traditionally powerful European countries is doing poorly when it comes to modern tech. What went wrong with Germany and Europe? They used to be the front runners in tec
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Because sustainability is an unquantifiable word that doesn't mean anything. Please explain sustainability Also cheaper doesn't mean it have to be low quality. Computers used to be unaffordable to vast majority of people and compa
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by blocked_again 4y ago
It's a free market. There are plenty of companies investing in R&D even after knowing that there is the possibility of copyright infringement. There is still a huge upside in developing these tech.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
The companies knew that copyright infringement is a possibility when developing the tech. They knew the reward was still worth it despite of that. I am not getting anything designing work for you. On the other hand I can launch my own side
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Why does it matter? In grand scheme of things there are now more people who have access to cheaper and efficent cleaning systems. All companies are reverse engineering the Universe anyway. It's not like you build these technologies out
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by blocked_again 4y ago
> No, this means companies are being pushed to build the least expensive things Least expensive literally translate to more efficeny. To build cheaper things you need to spend less on electricity for manufacturing, less on transport (fu
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Sustainability issues will never be fixed by companies building for sustainability. Vast majority of the world population don't give a shit about sustainability. Consumers always want to improve their life by spending as little money a
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by blocked_again 4y ago
This can be easily answered by giving the following input to dalle. """ A map highlighting the countries the ancient Romans invaded since Pepsi was introduced. """
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by blocked_again 4y ago
How to short Indonesia?
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by blocked_again 4y ago
If you are passionate about building communities then build your own website. And use reddit to get traffic to the website. You have full autonomy. You make money.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
I guess that explains why people are moving from all over the world to Bhutan.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Is this sarcasm?
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Best guess would be the same structures that have been kept around us by over the past hundred years for their importance, scarcity and usefulness. Some of them being Great Wall of China, Taj Mahal, Machu Pichu, Petra, etc.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Best strategy for becoming a high paying/good software engineer would be to think of yourselves as problem solver and language as just one of the tool for problem solving. Thinking of yourselves as someone who is a writer of a certain
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by blocked_again 4y ago
> As a result of the insider trading scheme, NIKHIL WAHI and RAMANI collectively generated realized and unrealized gains totaling at least approximately $1.5 million. Is this a joke? Seriously. I thought this case was about people insi
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Just goto office everyday. Play games(foosball, pool, boardgames etc) with your coworkers. Go out for lunch. Go out for happy hours. You would make friends automatically.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
What makes you think Google and Apple would just stick with their current rates in that case and let Stripe take over?
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by blocked_again 4y ago
I think YouTube/Google has a big leadership crisis at the moment. Removing the dislike counter was the obvious sign.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
I have bought 30+ Kindle books on Amazon. I have only bought 1 physical book so far. I bought it because it was not available on Kindle. Also I thought it was worth the effort carrying that particular book around when I change apartments.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Is Deno going to be the first runtime environment to IPO?
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Because the system is designed mostly by founders who built the company from ground up and had the maximum skin in the game. Employees have minimum skin in the game, never have full context on things and are easily replaceable. You are alw
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by blocked_again 4y ago
If you live in fear of loosing job you have far more important things to work on first than changing company culture.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
Sure. Also for the employer to fire employees for doing that. So doing it is stupidity instead of just finding a better company that values your skill.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
There are already systems in place in companies for you to do that. If you want to bring Unions in to the picture it means 1. Your opinions are not useful or valuable. 2. The company is poor at adapting good ideas through existing channels.
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by blocked_again 4y ago
If the problem is big enough for you, you are perfectly capable of changing company or country. If not, it's not important for you or you don't care enough to put in the work.

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