Ultimately advocates exist for models and there are incredible financial incentives for some to be advocates, so authors are guaranteed someone being mad if their horse doesn't perform well. Given that type of reaction…
People need to be bigger on efficacy. If it worked, we'd see evidence of it. No one's bringing that evidence forward and frankly its questionable if US officers are better than their international peers. I don't think…
Most National governments embraced globalism and free market solutioning. It worked both ways. American Federal Systems also have European and Indian operators but it gets more restricted depending on what part of the…
People forget many of US's regulations were written in blood because the US already had it's industrialization period. They left behind signposts that people could use to sue. The US seems burdensome because some US…
It's actually not convenient at all. Consider this: animal study to human study fail all the time. In another world, there could have been NO impact at all to human beings and PFAS could be just another random chemical…
Wolf Warrior diplomacy isn't even 10 years dead. The HK treaty was violated and continues to be. Taiwan gets threatened every other week. People can have problems with America and I'm fine with that. But pretending…
Almost all industries have divested themselves from the thing thing they supposedly had expertise in towards exploiting crowdsourced alternatives and then pocketing the extra money. Record labels did this with…
The Russian oil ban only occurred 8 years after the start of this. 2022. Russia had already taken European land for 8 years prior firmly backed by China. I won't even get into the Russian oil hair-pinning back to Europe…
Part of the real confusion people have is - so many things about current trade are due to "current economic decision making". That is, something isn't rare or unable to be done elsewhere but that it's been done this way…
I'm still fascinated that Ukraine has been going on since 2014 and the EU has spent more time and air trying to go after US industries than Russian ones or Chinese. You'd think the US had actually captured Greenland.…
This is because it's not an EU/Canada/US thing as much as some would like to make it. It's a "losing that one election" thing. "What about the Children" always sells. What the EU/Canada have is that the US got hit with…
It's directed at the person I replied to. It's not directed at the top level OP or Malus which is hilarious, monetized satire. Focusing overly on corporate structures or specific skills tends to miss the point of how…
The issue is how do you interact with other industries/trades who protect their profit making potential. Ok great - all software and networks are "free." How do you pay for Doctors and Plumbers and Electricians whose…
For me its as simple as mature companies are extremely difficult to reorient towards working at a loss through R&D. People hold up China as an example but China was not displacing any local industry including its own.…
In a real, large company, no. Interns generally still get the work that is prioritized but often too simplistic to spend Senior Dev time on to simplify Dev's job. For better or worse, Development represents what the…
I wouldn't say you're mistaken, but it's a simplification. In the network world, the capability exists to restrict what BGP advertisements are accepted via RPKI/a peer. Internet providers usually don't because the…
The tension is that Security and Dev parts of the stack remove the actual troubleshooting capabilities of the Network layer without opening up the tools that are supposed to replace them. It's not a problem if Network…
I mean - obviously if they're not listening their chance of the latter is pretty low. Doctors hate to hear this, but if you're so poor in communication and social skills that the patient can't/won't follow you any care…
This is ultimately the same difference between a search engine and a professional. 10 years before this, Googling the symptoms was a thing. I have a family member who had a "rare but obvious" one but it took 5 doctors…
Even in medicine, often the difference between drug A and drug B is the difference between the two in statistical terms. If drugs were held to the standard "works 100% of the time", no drug would ever be cleared for…
No - it's that they fired their vets in high cost areas and kept them in low cost areas. A large number of vets can now choose to reapply for their old job (or similar job) at a fraction of the price with their…
The real problem is just the volatility for the employees. Unless Board of Directors/Owners punish downtime, you risk a dark pattern of uptime just being a nice-to-have when I can just replace any expertise with the…
Keep in mind, our parents (age specific) and/or their parents parents paid for news and didn't question that setup. Advertisors then went there because that's where the eyeballs were. What we're seeing is that left to…
The intersection of dark patterns, addiction, and support networks really creates probably more variability than this study is accounting for. Youtube, Reddit, and a few other networks I could name off the top of my…
Ultimately in this case it's a courts problem and not a law problem. The only place where law might be the issue would be in limiting damages for the companies in question. It's simply easier for them to take all the…
Ultimately advocates exist for models and there are incredible financial incentives for some to be advocates, so authors are guaranteed someone being mad if their horse doesn't perform well. Given that type of reaction…
People need to be bigger on efficacy. If it worked, we'd see evidence of it. No one's bringing that evidence forward and frankly its questionable if US officers are better than their international peers. I don't think…
Most National governments embraced globalism and free market solutioning. It worked both ways. American Federal Systems also have European and Indian operators but it gets more restricted depending on what part of the…
People forget many of US's regulations were written in blood because the US already had it's industrialization period. They left behind signposts that people could use to sue. The US seems burdensome because some US…
It's actually not convenient at all. Consider this: animal study to human study fail all the time. In another world, there could have been NO impact at all to human beings and PFAS could be just another random chemical…
Wolf Warrior diplomacy isn't even 10 years dead. The HK treaty was violated and continues to be. Taiwan gets threatened every other week. People can have problems with America and I'm fine with that. But pretending…
Almost all industries have divested themselves from the thing thing they supposedly had expertise in towards exploiting crowdsourced alternatives and then pocketing the extra money. Record labels did this with…
The Russian oil ban only occurred 8 years after the start of this. 2022. Russia had already taken European land for 8 years prior firmly backed by China. I won't even get into the Russian oil hair-pinning back to Europe…
Part of the real confusion people have is - so many things about current trade are due to "current economic decision making". That is, something isn't rare or unable to be done elsewhere but that it's been done this way…
I'm still fascinated that Ukraine has been going on since 2014 and the EU has spent more time and air trying to go after US industries than Russian ones or Chinese. You'd think the US had actually captured Greenland.…
This is because it's not an EU/Canada/US thing as much as some would like to make it. It's a "losing that one election" thing. "What about the Children" always sells. What the EU/Canada have is that the US got hit with…
It's directed at the person I replied to. It's not directed at the top level OP or Malus which is hilarious, monetized satire. Focusing overly on corporate structures or specific skills tends to miss the point of how…
The issue is how do you interact with other industries/trades who protect their profit making potential. Ok great - all software and networks are "free." How do you pay for Doctors and Plumbers and Electricians whose…
For me its as simple as mature companies are extremely difficult to reorient towards working at a loss through R&D. People hold up China as an example but China was not displacing any local industry including its own.…
In a real, large company, no. Interns generally still get the work that is prioritized but often too simplistic to spend Senior Dev time on to simplify Dev's job. For better or worse, Development represents what the…
I wouldn't say you're mistaken, but it's a simplification. In the network world, the capability exists to restrict what BGP advertisements are accepted via RPKI/a peer. Internet providers usually don't because the…
The tension is that Security and Dev parts of the stack remove the actual troubleshooting capabilities of the Network layer without opening up the tools that are supposed to replace them. It's not a problem if Network…
I mean - obviously if they're not listening their chance of the latter is pretty low. Doctors hate to hear this, but if you're so poor in communication and social skills that the patient can't/won't follow you any care…
This is ultimately the same difference between a search engine and a professional. 10 years before this, Googling the symptoms was a thing. I have a family member who had a "rare but obvious" one but it took 5 doctors…
Even in medicine, often the difference between drug A and drug B is the difference between the two in statistical terms. If drugs were held to the standard "works 100% of the time", no drug would ever be cleared for…
No - it's that they fired their vets in high cost areas and kept them in low cost areas. A large number of vets can now choose to reapply for their old job (or similar job) at a fraction of the price with their…
The real problem is just the volatility for the employees. Unless Board of Directors/Owners punish downtime, you risk a dark pattern of uptime just being a nice-to-have when I can just replace any expertise with the…
Keep in mind, our parents (age specific) and/or their parents parents paid for news and didn't question that setup. Advertisors then went there because that's where the eyeballs were. What we're seeing is that left to…
The intersection of dark patterns, addiction, and support networks really creates probably more variability than this study is accounting for. Youtube, Reddit, and a few other networks I could name off the top of my…
Ultimately in this case it's a courts problem and not a law problem. The only place where law might be the issue would be in limiting damages for the companies in question. It's simply easier for them to take all the…