All the existing Java code doesn't go away, so is it really going to be nicer to have code like this mixed randomly into that?
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All the existing Java code doesn't go away, so is it really going to be nicer to have code like this mixed randomly into that?
In Europe? It looks like the US has almost 3X as many. The US' map of deaths looks dominated by economics, while the European one looks like it follows the latitude with seasonal depression.
Possibly that's a short time help to the unemployed, but it is a factor that could successfully lower the going wage.
The downtick in layoffs is perhaps that many experienced tech workers even if jobless can apply at much lower rates or just sit it out so its hard for management to understand which positions will cost them a pound of flesh to fill again even as they stare at the holes they already have.
(If you have much faster turn over than other places your customer's shop that could also reinforce the perception that you are complicit.)
Would Apple being totally incompetent at security and fighting exploits from NK prison labor, eventually with about the same fail rate, be a better world?
Export control on thoughts didn't work, so total disarmament on thoughts won't work. Prioritize security, cut out some of the entertainment and useless features through regulation because brain candy always wins in an unregulated market.
Unfortunately, it forgets how to do this if the country is Israel instead of the Philippines.
Is there some solution in that to making sure 100% of possible red team members are more aligned with the profit interests of the US' strategic private companies than the US strategic partners in running illegal conspiracies?
I'm baffled as to what utopia of a profession has global tool collaboration and consequences, but somehow manages to deal with 230 groups of nationalists, thousands of sects, and embargo's on any one group paying people across all of these to provide a regulatory framework for safe and human benefiting tools in their category with no edge cases. If such a regulatory framework existed maybe it would shut down these mobile phone companies over behavioral harm?
I think the offense is going there without any double blinded science and then relying on non reproducible fields of research to annoy the patient.
People who seem likely to be diagnosed seem less likely to happily sleep for 12 hours a day for a few weeks after a viral infection, more likely to blame themselves for their state and more stressed by awareness that something is wrong.
Naturally, if a rich layabout has the problem anyway, then we can look to their childhood and find at least one trauma.