The idea is that the one card will be a _central_ identifying entity, instead of the locally issued identifiers which are not valid outside that area.
This will actually help the poor who migrate to areas with work, but still need subsidised food and cooking gas.
India also has an immigration problem with Bangladesh and Pakistan. If you live in the US, imagine the entire population of Mexico migrating into the US every year.
That's not Microsoft. That was a small company named Compaq, who took on IBM and won a legal battle about reverse engineering the PC BIOS, making hardware a commodity. Microsoft rode the wave.
Not everything can always be hot/hot. Anything involving state and large data volumes, for example. Think large databases. You need block level hot/hot for redundancy. Now for real redundancy, you need the other datastore to be in a different geography, and under a different government. That's a lot of latency per transaction.
Start paying the full price for the energy consumption and pollution. Stop pushing externalities to other places. Allow free immigration (I would so love to see Bangladeshis going to the US without hassles. They will soon have no place to live). I ask for nothing more.
Until you realise that Fortran has well tested and proven libraries which you would need to mostly reimplement in Python. See this comment for example.
My software will work, with specific hardware, within certain hard tolerances. It will not work on a generic PC, or if you change anything, or do not follow instructions in the manual.
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This is Slashdot. OP would get copies of goatse.
We'll just use a pair of 128 bit numbers. One which identifies your current status. The other identifies your presence to the public world.
Then we'll just route them ;).
The idea is that the one card will be a _central_ identifying entity, instead of the locally issued identifiers which are not valid outside that area.
This will actually help the poor who migrate to areas with work, but still need subsidised food and cooking gas.
India also has an immigration problem with Bangladesh and Pakistan. If you live in the US, imagine the entire population of Mexico migrating into the US every year.
Then you just get a few billion starving people migrating into your country. It doesn't matter how many you kill, because they have nothing to lose.
That's not Microsoft. That was a small company named Compaq, who took on IBM and won a legal battle about reverse engineering the PC BIOS, making hardware a commodity. Microsoft rode the wave.
Not everything can always be hot/hot. Anything involving state and large data volumes, for example.
Think large databases. You need block level hot/hot for redundancy. Now for real redundancy, you need the other datastore to be in a different geography, and under a different government. That's a lot of latency per transaction.
Hot/Warm may be feasible.
RDBMSes don't do non-relational data very well. Most of the names mentioned above don't deal with too much relational data in the first place.
That's the gap at lower levels now. My numbers are for people with ~ 8 years of experience.
Start paying the full price for the energy consumption and pollution. Stop pushing externalities to other places. Allow free immigration (I would so love to see Bangladeshis going to the US without hassles. They will soon have no place to live). I ask for nothing more.
The wheel of time turns ...
The average wage in India is around 20K USD. You may be thinking of managers here (who explicitly do not code).
Because the cost of that energy consumption is being borne by the other group.
Wrong units. Energy consumption measurements should be per capita, not per dollar. Also, how much of that is manufacturing?
Developing countries meanwhile bear the brunt of climate change, as water becomes scarcer.
There's already precent for this though. allofmp3.com is a nice precedent to cite. Visa and Mastercard already did this once, they should do it again.
amusingly, the first two are dictatorships which reduce personal freedoms considerably.
Not accidental. I have read the entire Discworld series multiple times. Oook!
However, it is a well known fact that one in a million chances happen 9 times out of 10.
Ductapium.
Think of Fortran as a specialist little language/DSL. Most people don't learn many DSLs in university (except UML and SQL).
Fortran is a DSL for number crunching and matrix algebra.
Until you realise that Fortran has well tested and proven libraries which you would need to mostly reimplement in Python. See this comment for example.
Perhaps me. Perhaps not. I have said it often enough when describing Twitter to other people, and I haven't heard anyone else use it before I did.
Where shall we have lunch?
Oook!
My software will work, with specific hardware, within certain hard tolerances. It will not work on a generic PC, or if you change anything, or do not follow instructions in the manual.