

That’s what makes me mad about EU. Seems like they opted for low fine in hope to not trigger tariffs circus, but clown just can’t get over it. They should’ve slapped max fine which would be 40 times bigger


That’s what makes me mad about EU. Seems like they opted for low fine in hope to not trigger tariffs circus, but clown just can’t get over it. They should’ve slapped max fine which would be 40 times bigger


TLDR: a lot of text to say that maybe you have a bug because you forgot ordering and idempotence. Check your code.
Has nothing to do with retry in particular btw.


I really doubt Zelensky has full power over all decisions. Military and agencies can be really rooted into the system

None, they only go 322 km/h


You can have both. Just not in one MR. Do what is needed, push, branch off, do what is nice


Me, me, me. Only thinking about immediate inconveniences. This why they are where they are. Shoulda think about “building the country and wellbeing of others” in 2014 and 2022. Hell, there were hints in 2008 that their government began to rot.


Wouldn’t same be the case for normal files systems? I think, technically, files on disk stored as flat structure plus tree structure which tracks physical files bytes location on the disk. Is there a file system which actually stores dirs/files data as tree? Adding something into folder would mean moving data of next folder to create “room” for new stuff
Yeah, I don’t see how to transition from office rat to monster slayer or ninja


Why they waited for AI to “automate” and “simplify”. Sounds like yet another manager doesn’t understand what they’re talking about


What does tank do more effective than jets/drones + IFV?
Yeah, that’s on meme, I’m not accusing you of anything.
On ridiculousness part let me politely disagree. They don’t need so much ads, their revenue was around 25 billion in 2023. There are no official numbers on costs but guesstimations I saw around 14 billion (infra plus operational) so they could lower number of ads to 2/3 and still be very much profitable. They just won’t because people accepted it
Nominally? For sure. What about per user? Maybe, or maybe Youtube uses more resources than it should.
Also we are comparing different kind of platforms. Youtube is video sharing platform. Any “creative individual” can post there 24/7 any nonsense. Piracy sites are about licensed paid content, so comparison should be against say Netflix.
Youtube’s competitor is PeerTube which has 0 ads whatsoever
What you are describing is alternative frontend, not a piracy site. Alternative frontends hold no unauthorized copy of content. They can potentially infringe copyright by claiming authorship of content. That would make them fall under piracy from the legal standpoint but I never seen such sites.
Piracy normally implies content is physically located on site’s servers. This requires significant infrastructure for storage and content delivery.


90 km/h, for those who use metric in sane ways


They measure productivity in GDP which is poor way to measure. Pole produced 10 apples for 10 cents, Brit produced 1 for 1 euro. Who is more productive?
Honestly IDK why companies especially medium-big don’t do this. They could plug in RAG with internal/confidential data and have better results and security. I guess question is what is capital plus maintenance cost of running such infra for say 10k+ employees
I mean, if structure is O(1) for low N, it’s still O(1) for high N. If O “changes” from 1 to N with size then it’s never been 1. All I’m saying
“if it’s big”
is not how you identify correct O


I’m speaking in general. Like when I search for news portal in <insert search engine>. I think no one moderates results based on factuality
Be me, have 15 items. Use any structure with any O. Latency still low
Don’t think dogs understand hands. They have only legs