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há 23 minutosdiscuss

And now compare to an Marvel or Transformers movie where many shots don't have a single real thing in it

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há 1 horadiscuss

They have a average lifespan of 5 years and need constant maintenance

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há 6 horasdiscuss

In my area they did a whole street with fibre in one week.

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há 6 horasdiscuss

They have to, otherwise the internet is gone.

My provider took 3 years from the signing for fibre to the actual delivery. But I still had internet before. Worse but internet.

If SpaceX stops, internet is pretty quickly gone.

And it seems SpaceX is its own best customer when they need to put up and replace so many satellites.

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há 6 horasdiscuss

Typescripts add another layer on top of that

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há 11 horasdiscuss

The question is for what is the tool used.

To mach colors and hide cables or the complete content of a scene

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há 11 horasdiscuss

How often do you need to replace the cable in the ground compared to the satellites in the air?

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há 11 horasdiscuss

Do you know what also is important?

To know when a asteroid is on its way to us.

All that satellites make discovering them more difficult.

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há 12 horasdiscuss

Typescript is nothing without JavaScript

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há 12 horasdiscuss

Not for long because it needs replacement constantly.

Must be the most unsustainable way to provide internet

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há 18 horasdiscuss

So SpaceX is just an overvalued internet provider?

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ontemdiscuss

> cannot be resolved to an identity, and cannot be compared to determine if two emails are the same person.

How do you do that with gmail addresses?

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ontemdiscuss

Then who is the developer?

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anteontemdiscuss

Iran and Russia have elections too

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anteontemdiscuss

The have the Strait of Hormuz, a much bigger asset than sinking a US ship

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anteontemdiscuss

While data centers are still using lots of energy created from fossil fuels and many still evaporate water for cooling?

No wonder we still can’t get climate change under control

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anteontemdiscuss

But why need they so much license rights?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48841559

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anteontemdiscuss

Would I program without a customer‘s order.

Imagine it works like this.

The customer send me a mail, I program, I send the result back the next day, he sends changes he wants, I program again, send them back next day etc. until he is satisfied.

Who is the programmer? Me or my customer.

Now I hook up an AI to my email account without telling my customer. The AI reads the customer‘s mail, programs, sends the results the next day, customer sends changes, etc.

Who is the programmer?

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há 3 diasdiscuss

But there is a difference in ordering something or doing it.

If PI extended itself, PI did it.

If I tell you, stay hydrated and get enough sleep, did I improve your live or you?

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há 3 diasdiscuss

> measuring worth by degree or grades stopped measuring learning or ability.

It still does if the test is in person

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