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by FpUser 1y ago
No matter the Country, all IP laws and practices are backed by government, otherwise how they can be enforced.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>" Just another clear example of how, for some reason, we in the West keep tolerating if not indirectly supporting this kind of behavior." Live by the sword, die by the sword. It is the West that first turned patents into the w
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by FpUser 1y ago
I think that the dictate of majority is one of the worst things about "democracies". As for buying politicians for a purpose - the whole of the EU looks like US lapdog.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Start with protecting children..." This is exactly what I think about it: https://youtu.be/J07wReeRF7Y?si=_VfrNiGRnG-_7dHX
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by FpUser 1y ago
There is no shortage of developers who can understand Java Script and general application development concepts. And why would I ever want to hire a person who can only be productive in confines of single framework.
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by FpUser 1y ago
Same here. All my front ends for business apps are bunch of native web components, some libs and some core managing business logic. All pure Java Script. Works like a charm, no build needed.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Not essential. We can eat less beef. Better for health, the environment." We can also live in a cave, better for the environment.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Let me guess, it asks from your smartphone access to your location, contacts, calendar..." Let me try to translate: I do not know fuck all about what it really asks but will let sinophobia and hypocrisy out in full colors reg
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by FpUser 1y ago
Investigation is ok given how much shooting happens. Punishment however is way out of proportion. It was a bad joke. Does not deserve any real punishment except maybe couple of hours in a class that explains why jokes like this are bad.
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by FpUser 1y ago
Sure, so much for freedom of choice and twisting people's arms. What is it their fucking leaders sing about being freedom loving and democratic?
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"But it has proven to be a great language for experimenters in numerical analysis, data science, machine learning, etc. who don't care (and don't want to care) about how the machine works." Sure, python is an ok glue
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"The really ironic thing about this industry is you can use a high level language and make an unholy amount of money. And you also have a bunch of low-level embedded engineers barely making 60K or so." What industry? I know lo
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by FpUser 1y ago
I was talking about teaching programming on pro level. If one just wants to play anything goes. Whatever they feel like. >" I don't like gate keeping." I hate it too. Cheers. >"higher level language than Python&quo
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by FpUser 1y ago
Prolly because I was doing those all my life. Funny that even after more than a year long break at 50+yo due to trauma it only took me a 1.5 month to recover from 5 to back to 20. I guess once you do something long enough body just gets acc
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Still, it's a great first language. You can make small tools within a month. C isn't nearly as forgiving." If C and Python are the only options I would strongly vote for C being the first. It will weed out those who
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"3 sets of 15 to 20 pull-ups depending on the day" It is always 20 for me. 4 sets. I am 64. I used to do 30 when I was a teen but I was much lighter then. also lots of swimming, cycling, hiking canoeing etc. etc
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by FpUser 1y ago
I did not play game to achieve a score. came naturally. As already said I only use CC when there is no other option. But yes I do agree that Visa/MC are an abomination and I would prefer them to die. Along with the idea of credit score
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by FpUser 1y ago
Cut the BS please. I do not have to use CC when I do not have money and still have perfect credit score. Personally I do use my CC only when there is no other option and I pay it off immediately after making a purchase. My credit score is p
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"The fact that democracies make mistakes..." Going to war and killing people is "a mistake". Let me rephrase it for you: The fact that democracies are the same murderous criminal fucks when it suits their goals as ar
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by FpUser 1y ago
>" the only thing that makes credit cards a better proposition is being able to pay without having enough money in the bank" I am not sure it is a better proposition if one looks at staggering amounts of debt caused by credit c
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by FpUser 1y ago
Judging by recent display of ass licking it does not look like the EU has any say in a matter
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Something tells me domestic surveillance is only applied to peasants not the wealthy and powerful." I think all are surveilled no matter the status. Acting upon it is a different matter of course.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I have 2 kinds of TODOs in my code: // TODO: optimize something, refactor, blah ... // TO_F_DO: this thing is gonna blow up, can't fix it now but do it ASAP TODO - when I have nothing to do I browse those, pick the
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by FpUser 1y ago
It is. I am pretty sure examples of this and that exist in either country. I am just telling my own very narrow impression.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Americans will happily cheat you as well." I did not have too much experience with US manufacturers. I however can talk about Canada and Brasil. My experience with Brasil was stellar. Canada - you better fucking watch. As for
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by FpUser 1y ago
I use my debit card at gas stations
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by FpUser 1y ago
Did they eventually return your gear?
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by FpUser 1y ago
There is a big difference between saying you gonna do it and actually doing it.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I disagree with all of them. Sleep well
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by FpUser 1y ago
You nailed it. If they want to pry into my private things they better pay for it ;)

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