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KptMarchewa
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KptMarchewa
5mo ago
Use slurs when you're trying to offend, not in general use. Trying to offend all the time is childish.
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I also strongly dislike when people are trying to forcefully push those kinds of terms onto broader public. Last one I disliked was "grok", at least this one was killed by existence of Elon's "clanker" in a similar
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5mo ago
I don't believe there will be self driving cars that will be perfect and never get into any accident or cause someone to die. That does not matter when discussing its practicality; or whether they will cause drivers to lose jobs.
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5mo ago
Comparing it to Juicero is also thought terminating.
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5mo ago
They stopped being used as primary weapons because better ones were found - mostly firearms - not because people got bored of it; or reverted to some earlier methods of warfare.
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5mo ago
Just like corporate jobs. The issue I have with the advice is I don't see why _working_ is supposed to be solution, rather than trying to find community somewhere else.
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5mo ago
Why can't you just play games with other people? Do you really need _work_ to not feel lonely?
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5mo ago
This comment is very similar to what russian propaganda does. It's not aimed at convincing you to support them, but to convince you everyone is lying and there is no meaningful difference between each position, so you stay apathetic.
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5mo ago
While Kennedy and then Johnson escalated US support to South Vietnam significantly, Eisenhower started it.
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There are much easier ways of increasing the oil prices that don't have as much drawbacks as trump's war. Of course, for _some_ reason most people and countries prefer _lowering_ oil prices.
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5mo ago
> ultrasonic knives Wow, TIL.
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5mo ago
This is a 00s POV. If you spend any time on syntax formatting in 2026, you're wasting it. It's a solved problem. Any reasonable language with braces has standard formatter that will just put each brace level on a different whitesp
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5mo ago
I think the meme come from the fact that in 00s and early 10s most people looked at Python code coming from C++ and Java. In Java bad OOP conventions were commonplace, like everything using getters/setters, deeply nested class hierarch
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5mo ago
it's only a nightmare if you had not to deal with Azure
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6mo ago
That's just what you claim.
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6mo ago
You should instead question how honest they are.
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6mo ago
In every EU country the infrastructure company (companies) is separate from companies that operate trains, with some usually small exceptions.
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6mo ago
That's like, most AI obsoleteable skill you could pick.
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6mo ago
I understand that's what the feature is trying to solve.
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6mo ago
The idea is that sculpted ideal code is rarely the best choice.
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6mo ago
It depends. If I invite you to my house, I don't really care unless you're too early or _very_ late. If we are to meet in public - like restaurant - I don't want to awkwardly wait 15 minutes or more. At the very least, early
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6mo ago
If you somehow imagine our companies in Poland (which are mostly western companies) are somehow giving workers here a bigger slice of pie, you are fed some weird propaganda. Our taxation is even worse if you look at exactly the same salarie
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6mo ago
Split the PR rather than force me to wade through your commit history. Use graphite or something else that allows you to stack PRs.
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6mo ago
In my case, it's .github/CODEOWNERS. Nobody is afraid of changing it.
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6mo ago
Ground heat pumps still use electricity.
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7mo ago
> Developers don't want to use Windows anymore. I mean, did they ever? I've been programming just since ~2010, but I've only ever saw majority prefer macs due to hardware (with exception being late intel macs) and linux on
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7mo ago
I find it a bit amazing that we're all still able to work somehow, when surrounding with all those distractions.
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7mo ago
Most companies forbid it though, since you're not covered by any legal protection - for example, Anthropic can use your data or code to train new models and more.
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8mo ago
The capitalists realized that if they literally starve the working class there will be revolution. But if they produce enough so they can sustain (barely) rest of the people with 1% output while they consume 99%, it will be okay. So don
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9mo ago
I've never seen horse that scratches you.
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