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by Juliate 7y ago
If they were, we probably wouldn't be there to see it. :D Where No Wolf Has Gone Before.
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by Juliate 7y ago
I never had the chance to meet elephants. Now, from what I've learned/read about their behaviours, I have no doubt on the depth of their lives. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant_cognition#Elephant_so...
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by Juliate 7y ago
> or use complex language. That we know of. They might completely have complex language using different mediums (infra sounds, vibrations, movements, smells, etc.).
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by Juliate 7y ago
Trump has been in place for 2 years. You seem not to see the true damages he and his team did to, for a start, transatlantic alliances. And that this is not headed the right way for the next decade either.
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by Juliate 7y ago
That's a good reminder that, given the slight deterioration of the USA strategic/diplomatic stability in the past few years, using any US-based services without a strictly non-US backup is like playing poker. And it happens we&#x2
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by Juliate 7y ago
1) That depends highly on specifics to your product, but before having a proper version, do you have tried users? and tried customers on your very prototype? Before going to Shenzhen, you might find around you (geographically is best, onlin
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by Juliate 7y ago
In that case, for starters, * either Python (Flask or Django), Ruby & PHP for basic stuff if I want to err on the side of what I master; * either Elixir, Go & Rust if I want to spend some time to learn along with it; * simple HTM
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by Juliate 7y ago
Do they have kids?
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by Juliate 7y ago
Would totally depend on the team I would assemble and their preferences.
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by Juliate 7y ago
Do you agree carbon emissions (among others) contribute significantly to warming? If not, conversation is indeed over and baseless. If yes, what alternative do we have help reduce carbon emissions in the atmosphere? (because this is somethi
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by Juliate 7y ago
Nice bingo: * ecofascism, leftist, propaganda. * account created a few minutes ago.
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by Juliate 7y ago
So it's not "what you do" but "who you are" or "where you are from" that counts?
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by Juliate 7y ago
For once, stay in touch with this client, and get to know how they are doing. It's not impossible they come back to you, sometime - not necessary either, but offshoring is much much more to manage than just a lower price tag - and perh
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by Juliate 7y ago
Using oil and coal is a design decision - and we live in a free market. The fact that these design decisions have been integral to making oil companies some of the most valuable companies in the world probably indicates they were good desig
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by Juliate 7y ago
If you're only in for the fun, maybe (and only maybe). But this kind of limited fun is really a puny part of life. Those stories that "anyone could have told" went through the ages through these specific people, in this speci
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by Juliate 7y ago
Ah the irony. :p
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by Juliate 7y ago
When an instagrammer dies, where go all the likes and the pictures? At least, with paper-printed photos, you have|had material stuff to inherit with some context and history.
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by Juliate 7y ago
Well, it happens everywhere this way: * developers need to feel production/operations pain to improve on the software they deliver; * sysops need to feel the constraints and pressures of developers to improve the tools and foundations
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by Juliate 7y ago
Perhaps you should check Twitter, some time (and not only that). You'll see plenty of very prominent 100% authentic people spouting hate, lies and threats.
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by Juliate 7y ago
Haters, trolls, bullies are 100% real and authentic people.
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by Juliate 7y ago
I think we agree (towards both progress and tradition). It's only that a lot of what is disguised as "good old tried stuff we call tradition" is highly subjective stuff that's barely one or two centuries old, which means
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by Juliate 7y ago
If you're making it better, you're not "keeping it", per se (what I mean, is that "tradition" is never an excuse for anything).
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by Juliate 7y ago
Depends where you want to spend your time: on substance or on volume. Either way, your lifetime will never be enough to cover everything.
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by Juliate 7y ago
The guy, not the tent, is broken and obviously in distress.
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by Juliate 7y ago
That's not an acceptable standard for any public figure.
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by Juliate 7y ago
Pro-Brexiters lying on the motives and outcomes? (Farage & Johnson not the least)
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by Juliate 7y ago
Then what about decisions from corporations who do not even consider you as a person, or a citizen, but as a consumer?
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by Juliate 7y ago
The puffery is in the inflation of the supposed prestige of such titles (both in puny and large settings).
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by Juliate 7y ago
You're saying exactly the same thing I'm saying. Same role name, different situational implications. Being a mayor of a small village or of Paris or New-York, you're still the mayor.
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by Juliate 7y ago
It's not a management title, it's a role. Being a 2 people company or a 20k+, you still have to manage financial, technical, operation aspects of your business. Same role name, different implications depending on scale.

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