Re:The Supply Chain Crisis Is About to Get a Lot Worse
by simne on Monday March 28, 2022 @02:54PM
(#30834160)
> More than a million containers due to travel to Europe from China by train—on a route that goes through Russia—must now make their journey by sea as sanctions bite
That is so simple! People just should not trust unreliable partners, like Russia.
And the truth is that Russia constantly shows its unreliability at least from 2008 (Georgia invasion), than where multiple local cases, than hybrid war in Ukraine in 2014, but nobody care.
In software development exists term - technical dept - that's is - dept accumulated at least from 2008.
Dept for more than 10 years! Sure it will not be easy to resolve.
Re:The Supply Chain Crisis Is About to Get a Lot Worse
by coolso on Monday March 28, 2022 @01:06PM
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This doesn't seem right. The economists on /r/neoliberal and the NYT told me that outsourcing and global supply chains were infallible, extremely superior, and that there was no point in bringing manufacturing back to the USA.
That is so simple! People just should not trust unreliable partners, like Russia.
And the truth is that Russia constantly shows its unreliability at least from 2008 (Georgia invasion), than where multiple local cases, than hybrid war in Ukraine in 2014, but nobody care.
In software development exists term - technical dept - that's is - dept accumulated at least from 2008. Dept for more than 10 years! Sure it will not be easy to resolve.
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