HeyZuess

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by HeyZuess 5y ago
That's a fair comment. But I believe the number of these is probably a small percentage given the size of the stores (at least for Apple). At least in the case of my mother, she has somewhere to go to when there is a problem. I am not
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
> The last GUI program I wrote in Lazarus worked out to a 24 megabyte executable, because I left the debug information in. It used MySQL and did a lot of computing with gear information. I didn't have to sign the code, or ask ANYONE
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
The benefits of web based apps in the majority of cases I would say far outweigh any other issues. Right now I am working on a side project in Flutter, it is in the very early stages but the ability to target multiple platforms, web, multip
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
> Teams produce less working code I write code for living, and I want to produce as little code as I can. That's also part of the agile principle, produce what is needed. > Scrum ceremonies become more inane and waste development
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
I am not American, and I think the rest of world has become somewhat immune to the gun violence in the US. A mass shooting here, a mass shooting there, pretty much every few days. I will even give a thumbs up to the right to bear arms, see
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
And before that you could just `finger` someone
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by HeyZuess 5y ago
If you have strong convictions about not having children, why would you be offended by an email which targets a large audience which in general the majority would. Being offended here is a personal choice, it's a message about children
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> We are asking Spotify to raise the average streaming royalty from $.0038 to a penny per stream. Doing so would give artists a better chance at making a living from their art, and begin to restore the public valuation of music. The publ
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
If there was one damn thing which deserved to stay a mystery this was it, there is no magic left in the world.
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
There seems to be many reported ways to reduce Diabetes Type 2 issues. Most of them involve the reduction of insulin related foods. Carnivore, Keto, Vegetarian etc (without processed grains), and of course caloric restriction/control v
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> demanding that they delete all Facebook data in their possession I know "Facebook data" is not quoted, but I gather that is the way they feel about it, they aren't protecting the user and the user's data, they are p
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
When you start using phrases such as the following, then you have step of out of the realm of making a point, to making stupid argument. > "Big Tech has no principles other than its desire to serve the interests of the radical left
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
And that sums up the whole point. Even if we succumb to the idea of Parler being protected by the 1st Amendment, some one must still be will to provide the infrastructure. These companies have simply exercised their own rights. There could
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I am going to make a suggestion that it most like not the generalization language which was used but the events which followed: > "A coworker was quick to criticize the employee for using divisive rhetoric, igniting a firestorm of i
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I think you would find that the majority of people do not support the riots that were happening (and still are) prior, either. So if we say, those accounts should be banned also, will that make everything ok, as both sides would/could
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mind+map+book+s... I would also suggest mind maps channels on youtube. I was attempting to read more, but the condensed versions firstly allow me to understand if I want to read
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
£200, divided by £0.0045 (rough conversion or payouts) is 44444 streams a year. 44444 is an exceptional small audience. Even if you 10x the payouts, they would still on make £2000 a year, and the complaints would still be there, 80% of arti
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> In my new system, they now make £10. I am not sure how this works in regards to economies of scale. However all artists are free (except for contractual agreements) to release their art independently and keep the whole pie. Let's
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I think we all have to agree, we couldn't keep doing the same old things, we need to change.
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> I actually think RoR is an utter garbage fire the second you have a team of 3+. This isn't a a Rails issue, I have worked on teams with 30+ members with no problems. It is an organizational problem. > The second you need to tou
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
The perspective of what good and bad is, is very subjective. Making weapons = bad Making anthrax = bad Making weapons which kill your enemy (aka the one trying to kill you), which are more effective, could actually = a less bad company. If
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
Was it in uppercase like "I WON THE ELECTION", because that means it's true.
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I was a short-term vim user, around 8 years. There are some benefits to it, however these benefits are starting to get less and less with other IDEs/Editors adopting some of the functionality. I now use VS Code with vim keys. So as fro
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Should we put an extra tax "at source" for - online shopping to support high street retailers ? Some countries are losing revenue, especially where products are bought from overseas and are not subject to some kind of value t
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
One state in Australia is looking to add taxes on low or zero emission vehicles (aka electric cars). Fuel excises are used to fund roads, since electric cars don't use fuel, they don't generate revenue. Thus additional taxes are b
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Why the Western world accepts as legitimate the products of a closed society that relies on ubiquitous censorship and withholds free access to the outside world through a national firewall is hard for me to fathom. I have lived in Chin
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
1. write more code 2. read more code 3. learn more theory If you want to learn to code better, then do that but what you describe is a stack of technology. So the same rules apply, theory and practical. Install docker, use docker, read abou
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> As soon as someone steps foot (or tire) on the premises, the clock starts ticking. In retail the idea of premises could be very fuzzy. After all the mall may not be owned and in all likelihood not owned by Apple. In retail you are ofte
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Ultimately these factors are included in the employee's mind when they seek and negotiate for jobs. All things being equal, you take the job with shorter commute and same pay because the commute is part of the job in your mental c
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> What would be a good line to draw? Parking is a convenience, a benefit as such. Your responsibility is to arrive at the entrance, ready for work on time (or clock in). When someone from the company prohibits you from entry to clock in

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