Not really -- especially for something where you need (or benefit from) a lot of expertise in one place, it's an effective use of resources to concentrate in one geographical location. We see this with everything from chocolate to finance to aerospace. You can try to spread things out artificially, but whichever location starts doing better will create a positive feedback loop, drawing in more talent and eventually playing an outsized role.
It's a theory that is difficult to prove — but difficult to disprove as well.
Replace "difficult" with "impossible", and stuff this theory into the same bucket as those about invisible pink unicorns living on the far sides of stars in adjacent galaxies.
Shouldn't be allowing language in kernel that doesn't have a standard.
Even before Rust, the kernel wasn't written to ISO C, but to GNU C (there's plenty of quotes from Linus to that effect).
of course, that probably will cost you more time than doing it yourself from the start.
Not if you have AI do it for you.
Pretty much, I just have had specifically bad experiences with office worker who can "program" disappearing and leaving behind processes implemented in VBA.
Great, now I'm having Nav flashbacks. Jerk!
VBA is an absolute dumpster fire. You can get a lot done but abandon all hope should you be asked to modify or maintain someone else's completely undocumented pile of shit.
Yeah, no. You either want a solid enterprise-grade system, or something that's accessible and fully transparent to non-technical users (like a spreadsheet). Some cobbled-together database by someone's nephew who "knows computers" is neither.
There are approximately zero oil producers in the Middle East who want to kill you.
This solution right here works great, so long as you dont use linode or similarly popular VPSs where so many people are doing the same thing that it gets flagged anyways
OK, I can accept security footage being overwritten after 30 days.
Not me. I accept that maybe unremarkable records might be overwritten, but the instant there's a major event (like a mid-flight plug blowout), you as a matter of policy pull all related records to a special "do not delete til years after forensics over" bucket. That this didn't happen has swayed me that there is a coverup actively happening.
as librals/Elon Musk
um, can those two nouns be used interchangeably any more in any context?
...the plane's route was "probably very accurate flying rather than just a coincidence", and noted that the aircraft's turn toward the north-west over the Malacca Strait allowed a clear view of the captain's home island of Penang: "Someone was taking a long, emotional look at Penang... there were actually three turns, not one. Someone was looking at Penang."
Fresh vegetables are generally more expensive that canned or frozen.
Are canned and/or frozen veggies considered ultraprocessed?
Our business in life is not to succeed but to continue to fail in high spirits. -- Robert Louis Stevenson
