EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Yeah, Belavia already considering mass layoffs. If somebody is happy that workers of Belavia will be punished instead of Lukashenko - maybe they need to think more.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
I'll quote from my other comment in this branch: It will not hurt the elites. In the most worst case (if every EU airline will decide to not serve Belarusians), they’ll fly to Russia first and use some russian plane. Or just will use a
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
And what stops elites from using Emirates? Or any other company, the name doesn't matter here.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It doesn't matter, they’ll use private jets. You are trying to argue with the little details and missing the whole point. It will not hurt the elites. In the most worst case (if every EU airline will decide to not serve Belarusians), t
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
So in the worst case they’ll use Lufthansa or Emirates? Okay.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Whom they are punishing? Elites use private jets and will just laugh at that. Regular Belarusians will have difficulties, yes.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
I want them to freeze bank accounts and immovables of the Belarusian establishment, including the most powerful elites. Look at Putin - doesn't matter what he does, his retinue does what they want. They are enjoying super-yachts, parki
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
The international community will do exactly NOTHING, as always. Hundreds of people have been tortured in Belarus by a crazy dictator, and nobody actually gives a shit. The only thing they can do is to say how “worrying this situation is”. L
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
lol, people can decide what is better for them. Every person, without mine or your opinion.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It's not possible to abuse the power in this case. You either use it or not. Either for your profit or not. Vitalik made his choice, many other holders will do approximately the same.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
To participate in the PoS “validation” network, you need a minimal amount of tokens (coins). It raises the bar for many people.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Well, I’m not naive enough to expect something else. People are making money and protect their businesses. It is ok for me. For some people (not for me) living in poor countries, mining was a chance to improve their lives. Now it's so
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
With PoS one can just buy _governance_, that's all. All you need to have more influence on (PoS-based) Etherium is a huge amount of money. More power to money-bags! So “fresh” idea :)
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
"then your SR will follow it" is a wrong assumption. SR will only increase if you win. And while MMR increases, you receive fewer and fewer SR points per win.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
you also have a warped understanding of SR and climbing. >50% winrate doesn't guarantee climbing, because SR change is not constant and depends in your chance to win in every particular match. The better you play the lower SR reward
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Rails is not a language. PHP maintainers do fix bugs. I don't use PHP right now, it's not my favorite language, but I hate when people are trying to excuse their own laziness and incompetence by saying “it’s all because of tool X
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Apps on your smartphone are (or were) listening you.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
> Therefore we have employed Hyper to build a new native HTTP/2 server API in Deno. > The binding improves hello-world throughput by 48% when compared to the std/http pure TypeScript HTTP server. Nice to read it about Hyper
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
It's a free app, comments could be less demanding and toxic.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Far from what? I didn't say “the only”.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Sidewalks in Rome are worst I've ever seen. Even in Russia, where roads "quality" is a joke for locals, sidewalks are more usable. In Rome, sidewalk might disappear suddenly and you are on the road with the baby carriage and
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Maybe not everyone is brave enough to sue giants? Look at the lawyers share size.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Yeah, after reading this I can't forget it. Not sure what kind of animal one needs to be to do this.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Author, it's not the only job you have in your life. Learning new technologies will improve your resume (and will let you to look at the problem from different angles, will help you to understand other engineers).
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
if they don't talk to each other, then you can run multiple instances of them without paying the price of intercommunications latency. It's a dream for scaling. In this example their teamlead is right.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
> and yes, most form validations hate them. Big mistake of these forms. Sometimes people are enormously resistant to following the specifications.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Indeed. Also, "very painful" is subjective. I never had issues with async code in JS (well, I had bugs, but it's not a fault of the language). There's nothing painful in async JS.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Rust's async just doesn't worth the hassle. At the moment when you have enough requests to get the benefits from async over thread::spawn, you'll HAVE TO run multiple instances/servers, at least for fail-safety reasons.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
You are to find fancy runtime-only errors in async functions. Their existence outweighs any other compiler’s benefits.
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by EugeneOZ 6y ago
Humans waste billions of hours and dollars in casinos - apply your efforts here and you’ll help the human race much more.

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