Induction always sneaks in!

Still, the value chain is what drives innovation. We should cheer efforts to clothe and feed ourselves that don’t rely on near slave labour sweatshops.

The disrespect for the low post game. I sentence you to watch McHale nightlights.

> The concern is deep, adversarial manipulation of public sentiment

You mean letting U.S. citizens see the flour massacre video on a platform where the security state can’t ban it.

This bill languished for years until that happened.

I can see information on this specific event on Wikipedia, CNN, Youtube, etc right now; all "western-controlled". It's also available through Al-Jazeera, Reuters, and other foreign sources.

You have an interesting and unique definition of "state censorship". Almost like one defined by a bias inherently interested in letting specific foreign interests continue to proliferate under the guise of an emotional appeal.

Raises eyebrow I’m talking about watching the video. And surely you understand the content moderation will be different once the cat is out of the bag.

Combining this tool with downsampling would allow you to run isomorphic workloads on smaller nodes and thereby reveal the yield curve.

The biggest issue with the Figma article was they did not discuss partitioning the tables before they sharded them.

He means a materialized view, I believe.

The Flour Massacre was seen on Tik-Tok.

Ah mate, I was having a pretty good day, then I read about this. :(

There’s another way to look at this - as the beginning of the construction of the Data Mesh: https://martinfowler.com/articles/data-mesh-principles.html

This can be seen as a “shift left” in data capabilities. The rise of Data Products ultimately democratizes access to data.