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KptMarchewa
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KptMarchewa
4mo ago
If something like Facebook never launched here, we'd be so, so, so much better off as a society.
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Individual employees. But the base rate (or band) stays the same, which is not what I'm reading here. So you might travel inside the band from low-paid to high-paid, while it stays the same.
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4mo ago
It's just plain Bologna process here. You would not do high school without primary school, right? The way to get a PHD is to get an bachelor's degree first, then masters degree. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B
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4mo ago
> Europe has already largely deindustrialized Yawn. If you look at actual production in industry data we're at the peak or close to. A lot of this yapping is (outside of just boring political droning) due to conflating relative stag
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4mo ago
If they considered an alternative to him at least not better, what does that say about them?
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4mo ago
just one level higher?
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4mo ago
Dependency cooldowns fix most of those problems.
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4mo ago
What permissions? I believe this does not actually _modify_ anything, just creates PRs. _Humans_ merge them.
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4mo ago
Very similar at University of Warsaw, at least couple of years ago.
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4mo ago
The definition of "passable compiler" in 1992 must have been very different from what it is today; while third year students write interpreters and compilers, nobody would call them useful or passable.
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4mo ago
On foot, walking 20km+ to the position.
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4mo ago
It is possible to frontload the effort though and FIRE. It makes sense too, if I worked two days of the week right now, I'd spend giant majority of that time just catching up and understanding the changing context. It would make more s
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4mo ago
This is an US problem, not a Waymo problem.
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4mo ago
vibe check
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4mo ago
Not only that. The strict adherence to things like ESRB ratings dumbs down today's kids. I'm firmly in the camp that I am a better person today because things like parental controls did not really exist in the world when I was a k
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5mo ago
CXMT will.
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5mo ago
Good that there is a _fourth_ one. That's actively ramping up and looking to increase market share. CXMT.
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5mo ago
Because he's the person behind the project. https://x11libre.net/#about
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5mo ago
Diminishing returns are still returns.
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5mo ago
Only alternative outside of GitHub and GitLab I've used was Bitbucket, and it was worse - but this was time when GitHub was good.
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5mo ago
GitHub famously does not have a single 9 of uptime.
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5mo ago
Yes, on a single repo. Now multiply that per bazillion companies on github, some of which are trying that.
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5mo ago
It's so unfortunate that Gitlab is a complete mess, that GitHub has no real competition now. I can only think that few months to a year from now there will be _something_ that works on an enterprise scale.
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5mo ago
I've must have missed where Dropbox's CEO committed securities fraud.
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5mo ago
Sweden has a bunch of data centers. Doubt any of them consume coal based electricity though.
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5mo ago
That works when there are dozen suppliers. Does not when there are three.
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5mo ago
The swearing is something that makes sense when it's a situation to swear. I would not trust person who never, under any circumstances swear. The same thing would apply to a person who swears endlessly without reason. >I sometimes p
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5mo ago
The way you pay for it is by producing goods that other countries want to buy.
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China is deploying more renewables than most of the world, in some calculations outspending the rest of the world. Chinese per-capita emissions have peaked at lower level than US and are already falling.
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5mo ago
The same principle applies.
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