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ageofwant
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Comment #43191663
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Comment #43068290
Yes good, and now because their value is appreciated they can be paid what they will be paid in the private sector, perhaps ~180k/y instead of 60k/y. So if you fire 2/3 of the work…
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Comment #43068182
You have clearly never worked in any sizeable workforce, and I can assure you your basic presumption that large private sector workforces does not have broken processes is childish…
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Comment #38100636
Rust is many things, "rapid development" is not one of those things.
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Comment #38021774
no it doesn't
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Comment #37546534
'app sandboxing' is one part, of a small part, of a subsection of a general thread model, why would you pick that when you talk about 'secure'? And LOL no, Linux has SELinux, appar…
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Comment #37546298
They did decide. They decided they did not need one. Please respect the decision.
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Comment #37546262
I flagged it because your silly clickbait title is a misinterpretation of both the contents of the article and narrates a enormous jump to a ridiculous conclusion. Its fake tiktok …
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Comment #37546131
No, popular Linux distros, with default configuration, is considerably more secure than Windows, and probably more secure than MacOS. This is universally accepted and basic infosec…
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Comment #37545914
No what is striking is that you don't understand what a "backdoor" is. The article does not describe what everybody agrees a "backdoor" is.
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Comment #36310552
The point is, as you pointed out, that you code against the appropriate level of abstraction. You write a ML workflow appropriate language like Python in something like C++/rust, a…
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Comment #35246535
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Comment #33095825
I absolutely have to 'like' it because I have to do it. Scrum masters and Product Owners love to inflict Agile bullshit, but they do not suffer from it. They have little understand…
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Comment #32692314
Pretty disheartening to see the downvotes in a forum like hn which are supposed to be informed about these things. If people that are supposed to be able to critically assess data …
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Comment #32692263
Dams destroy ecosystems, reduce biodiversity and often just silt up. A related but far better idea is to encourage water retention on a far bigger scale by building johads or berms…
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Comment #31487087
I did not say it was a small problem, I said the current problem of stopping CO2 pollution and removing what we already have pumped into the environment over the last 200 years are…
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Comment #31479434
Nuclear waste is process and reactor specific. These are engineering problems and are several magnitudes of order smaller problems to deal with that dealing with carbon waste.
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Comment #31479398
Australia exports millions of tons of thermal coal annually, we have vast gas fields of WA. These are profitable because a international market exist. The market exist because of a…
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Comment #31479156
Perhaps adopting nuclear energy is not the only thing I care about ?
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Comment #31478957
The Greens' idiotic anti-nuclear stance has empowered and embolden decades of coal and oil exploration and proliferation. As a Green voter I desperately hope this pattern gets adop…
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Comment #31294188
Joey is the reason "Asterachea" and "Now go fuck yourself, goodbye" is now part of my daily vocabulary.
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Comment #31249208
That might be so, but I have been bitten with every single "Free" closed source tool I've ever used when it went away in some way or the other. Unless the free tool is totally unus…
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Comment #30416268
The infrastructure in place at the old - soon to be decommissioned - power stations are to be re-developed for storage of the every increasing supply of renewables. Australia has o…