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SpaceX IPO gives Musk power and curbs shareholder rights
(reuters.com)
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> Your stylized example is unrelated to reality. Users cannot subscribe to Spotify in app, so Apple makes no money And what do you think the reason for that is? > while providing all the R&D they use to play audio on the device fo
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3y ago
The problem of reliability isn't really with Home Assistant. It comes from the pain of integrating the almost-but-not-quite compatible cheap Chinese devices that claim to work with a standard, but don't. The ecosystem is so fragme
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5y ago
> Russia and Ukraine generate a quarter of the world's grain, and nearly as much so of corn. They generate a quarter of the grain export . That's a very important difference. Russia stopping wheat exports would be a very bad t
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5y ago
How's that going to backfire? What you've presented as the "bad option" is the current status quo. Putin had sky high approval for decades and the Russian population has supported him while he strengthened his grip on p
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5y ago
Or... there aren't better troops and weapons? Hear me out. Russia is corrupt to the core with leadership that's only focused on enriching themselves. It wouldn't surprise me if their conventional military proved to be way les
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5y ago
They did have those secure means for communications up until now. Nothing changed. Or, dare I say, it changed for the worse. The regime in Russia got worse by the day and the people of Russia, at best did nothing, at worst cheered Putin on.
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5y ago
> From Russia’s point of view, they had many reasons to annex Crimea. Oh they sure did, and all of them were of the militaristic and imperialistic variety. > Having studied this situation a bit, my conclusion is that both sides are to
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5y ago
The map of Eastern Europe and NATO expansion over the last 25 years makes the fact the Russia is a shitty neighbor very clear. It's not that the US/NATO want to extend, it's that the countries of Eastern Europe seek protectio
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Scala 3 Capture Checking
(dotty.epfl.ch)
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Introducing Email Protection: The easy way to block email trackers
(spreadprivacy.com)
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5y ago
You can use Play and not care about Akka that much. I think the original question was about using Akka directly.
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5y ago
I think it's mostly Play Framework on top of RDS in terms of Scala usage.
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5y ago
Followup video with Sabine Hossenfelder speaking with one of the authors of the paper: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1mwYxkhMe8
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I want Epic to win. It's fine if you want to have Apple as an option. It's not fine to have Apple as the only option. Apple should either allow 3rd party IAPs or 3rd party app stores. Having neither is Apple abusing it's pow
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6y ago
Your MacBook Pro didn't now become less secure. It always was. We should be thankful to these people for making the vulnerability clear to us.
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Apple seeks damages from 'Fortnite' creator in App Store dispute
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Signal in LIGO/Virgo Data. Found by a Burst Search
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French auditor says Ariane 6 rocket too conventional to compete with SpaceX
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9y ago
FYI Dell issued a recall for XPS batteries. You should check their support pages and make sure to get it replaced (or have one shipped to you).
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9y ago
Edit: The OP expanded that the post was about the linked article... now my comment doesn't make too much sense. If you say that about Milewki's talks then I don't agree. He does use Haskell notation a lot, but gives C example
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I mean, I don't expect Google to show the same results to everyone (this is what I get: http://imgur.com/a/go3pU ). Funny thing is that the results changed between my first and second query (there was another unre
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9y ago
> I fail to see how showing links to search results pages from other companies in response to a product query is better for consumers than just showing them a listing of the products they actually searched for. But that is not what googl
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9y ago
Or you should be happy, that the EU actually uses their regulatory power to benefit the consumer no matter how big the company they're going against is.
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I guess it is the "vast plume of gas" that the article mentions: The star has been observed in many other wavelengths, particularly in the visible, infrared, and ultraviolet. Using ESO’s Very Large Telescope astronomers discov
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IMO that is also true for Scala. And is something that gets criticized every single time I see a reference to Scala on the internet. Yet very few people acknowledge that the problem these languages are trying to solve is complex and that t
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10y ago
While developers might get "priority" immigration you still have more overhead compared to the "no fuss, just find a place to rent" deal those developers would get in other European countries. For example, I would consid
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Fix for critical Android rooting bug is a no-show in November patch release
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Steve Ballmer Says Smartphones Broke His Relationship with Bill Gates
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10y ago
Well Martin also worked on scalac, with all its warts & problems, so you can't say that it will be better just because he's also working on it. :) IMO much more important is the fact that Dotty is being developed after several
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