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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"I know it's a meme on HN to say everyone likes WFH" I work from home for the last 25 years (I am an independent vendor, design and develop business critical products for medium size businesses). I have no desire to socia
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"the "taste" of food is worse on electric instead of gas stovetops" it highly depends on what and how is being cooked. Foods that rely on particular dynamics of cooking temperature profile often can not be made the s
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>" Why do we act like this is a monolithic concept?" Under "we" you mean white / the westerners? Because the majority of us do not give a flying fuck about other parts of the world. Not important enough. One can
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"but geopolitics-wise this war make perfect sense" For the US - maybe, assuming they do not get bloody nose at some point.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
ROFL. I ignore this sacred rule
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by FpUser 7mo ago
I think native English speaker who had never heard of Vaughan (sure we can find some of those) would likely to pronounce it like "Vog-un" - /ˈvɒɡən/ or "Vog-han" - /ˈvɑːɡən/
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Here in Toronto area city of Vaughan pronounced as (/vɔːn/ or /vɑːn/) like in "dawn" or "gone" Imaging me fresh from USSR asking someone how do I get to ... and getting blank stare
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by FpUser 7mo ago
I think this is very strategically stupid decision (or crime committed by high management). Those should be preserved and be ready for use in case things go south which is not inconceivable judging by what is happening around Am am not agai
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"I don't use the bike share" I was in no way asking you. To each their own. I just simply pointed that you are wrong about "suburban mindset".
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"Assuming everyone has cars or bicycles is a very suburban mindset." I live int Toronto which is hardly suburban. It is however choke full of bike-share. Go outside, walk a bit and grab a bicycle. NY obviously does not care.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"If they lose that fight, CPP will be overthrown," Xi will be probably burned at the stake. CPP will most likely proceed with new leader.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Running those backends is very common. Just not in one's house / apartment
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by FpUser 7mo ago
I am a read addict. Love SF. There is so much hood stuff out there already that it will last more than a lifetime to read. So I am not really concerned
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"High core count CPUs are only useful for specific workloads and should not be purchased as general purpose fast CPUs. Unless you’re doing specific tasks that scale by core count, a CPU with fewer cores and higher single threaded t
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Having RAM read / write faster will be of way more benefit
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>" justice suffers" Possible. It also suffers when majority simply can not afford proper representation
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by FpUser 7mo ago
I just read about EB3 greencard. The processing times are enormous. Employers are simply not going to wait that long bar some exceptional cases
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Here is one: https://clje.law.harvard.edu/app/uploads/2025/10/Amazon-Driv... lots of other if you care to search
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"would not have helped Venezuela one bit" I think it would, meaning that right from that exact minute the US and Russia will be very busy and Venezuela left to it's own devices. Does not mean Venezuela would feel any bet
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>" how may other wealthy people I’ve made" And how many have become more poor? I do not give a flying fuck about how many 5 percenter have made even more money. You either lift society as a whole or you let small part prosper a
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Few big dicks take over everything and as the result they buy media, they buy government / laws, and having less and less competition they also have way too much power over the employees. All for convenience of overnight delivery? Are
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by FpUser 7mo ago
Am I being dumb? I was expecting to see ability to look at and run some canned sim
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by FpUser 7mo ago
I remember western public laughing about requirement of the former USSR to register a typewriters. So we have a case of he who slays the dragon becomes one
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"actual technical impediments" I do not believe so. Not unsurmountable at least. The consequences are however far from pleasant for each side
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"Boomers will be happy as long as not a single dollar is spent on housing" Not sure what boomers you are talking about. I for one am disgusted at what is happening with the things in general and with the housing in particular.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"Russia and China did not have the means to help Venezuela" Of course they have the means. Nothing technical prohibits them from blowing couple of carriers. But the price they would have to pay is way too high.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
People could've done a lot of things to make their lives better. Unfortunately they prefer to get "managed" with all the consequences. No matter what you cancel and where you would go you will find all the same. The fact that
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by FpUser 7mo ago
My opinion: Fundamental levels are data and operations (your functions). Not my view that class is a foundation. It is a representation convenient for some cases and not so much for other
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by FpUser 7mo ago
There are actually cheap pocketable good quality bluetooth photo printers one can buy.
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by FpUser 7mo ago
>"well perhaps except the function vs object one" If this is what I think it is, I consider it very lopsided view, failure to recognize what model fits for what case and looking at everything from a hammer point of view

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