Jolter

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by Jolter 6y ago
GitHub is not a great engine for driving discovery of quality content.
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by Jolter 6y ago
That sounds infinitely more complex and cpu intensive than simply muting the mic on key events.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Devops should have nothing to do with your chat server. It should be your IT department, just as with the email server.
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by Jolter 6y ago
That’s not really not a problem with the software though, is it? Draw your burndown chart on paper and you’ll have exactly the same problem.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Can you show a pretty example of the approach you’re advocating? I’m skeptical, you see. I’ve never seen an attractive web site designed that way.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Addiction to alcohol does not discriminate. It hits even wine lovers. Don’t try to fool yourself.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Isn’t Onlyfans a porn community?
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by Jolter 6y ago
Not going to suffer through the very verbose article when it’s so poorly written. This is an example nonsense sentence. “They skilled the software on small supposed patients and ignored real cancer patient data.”
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by Jolter 6y ago
Sounds like these new cups would be perfectly useful in cafes in non-car-centric communities. Of course a drive-through would not be selling them.
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by Jolter 6y ago
The hardware doesn’t really matter, does it? You clone the setup into a VM and stash it away somewhere on your massive corporate cloud and. I’m sure a very small machine could handle the minuscule amounts of activation traffic for the legac
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by Jolter 6y ago
They're honestly made for two quite different purposes.
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by Jolter 6y ago
You have clearly not even bothered to look up what the term means before swinging it around. Please come back when you’re willing to do better.
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by Jolter 6y ago
She never drinks that mixture though, she pours it down a drain.
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by Jolter 6y ago
I think if you look up the actual facts, less than 10% of the world’s population travels internationally in any given year. Check your privilege please.
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by Jolter 6y ago
It would most certainly not. What does a fruit stall in Minnesota care about the NYSE’s opening hours?
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by Jolter 6y ago
You don’t think daycare would change their schedule if DST was abolished?
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by Jolter 6y ago
Look into the Eiffel protocol if you want further examples besides Kafka and ESB.
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by Jolter 6y ago
In many cases, Amazon is the importer. For stuff that’s shipped straight from China to the consumer, whom do you propose should be liable when a product catches fire? I think that’s the situation in this case - the court has ruled that Amaz
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by Jolter 6y ago
> Many of these things are not good for many people Irrelevant. They are fine for the absolute majority of people. For almost everyone in the world, eating Beyond Meat burgers would be better than meat burgers. You should eat according t
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by Jolter 6y ago
This is clearly not the case with these particular dumpsters. The article shows a picture of a suspect exiting the bin through a very small hole that was designed not to let people enter.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Problem is, that missed income will have to be paid by the taxpayers in the end.
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by Jolter 6y ago
That’s exactly what Epic is trying to do. Their point is that the cut is too big, yet Apple refuses to negotiate.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Ok I meant in Sweden, sorry for not being clearer. I misunderstood the GP comment.
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by Jolter 6y ago
I don’t see how they will win the marketplace then. Delivery will be slower than their local competitors, presumably.
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by Jolter 6y ago
I consider automation to be part of "economy of scale". I don't think salary levels are necessarily the chief way Amazon squeezes their workers harder than competitors - you're right that their minimum wage in the US is
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by Jolter 6y ago
I wrote "may" on purpose. I also pointed out that France is notable.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Feel free to explain a plausible scenario where Amazon wins an all-out fight with the unions, then.
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by Jolter 6y ago
Has any "yellow" union been formed yet, though? Link?
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by Jolter 6y ago
I presume you mean they are unlikely to open a fulfillment center in Iraq (or even Lebanon). If you're pointing the finger at Sweden as being difficult, I'm not sure what you mean by "stable political climate". The count
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by Jolter 6y ago
I don't know if you've quite understood how Swedish labor law differs from the French. Sweden is a little unique in that we have fewer strikes than most European countries. The reason is the "fredsplikt": as long as ther

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