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by Scea91 4y ago
Interesting you brought up the postgres issue. We are facing the same right now in Germany West Central region and the support's response is "consider deployment in other region".
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by Scea91 4y ago
> CI is a post-commit workflow. How often have you or a coworker pushed an empty commit to "re-trigger" the CI? Build can be triggered manually in every CI system I know. Why would I push empty commits?
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by Scea91 4y ago
Halting problem is only relevant if we are discussing a perfect 100% solution with no false-positives and false-negatives. In real-life it is not of much relevance. I haven't seen a practical case in my life where I would conclude that
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by Scea91 4y ago
> I am just going to jump to another company the next year as I did not get a raise. Why would anyone give you a raise if you work with this mindset? People get raises and promotions. If you don't, the responsibility for such situat
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by Scea91 4y ago
In this analogy information about how gun works would be an equivalent of Deepfake research paper. This tool is analogous to an actual gun.
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by Scea91 4y ago
> That's an incredibly privileged position Often it is also position that was earned by hard work and delayed gratification. You make it sound like OP is in such position purely due to luck but he obviously made some right choices a
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by Scea91 4y ago
I understood all this as a metaphor because of > It is not enough to fight for the land; it is even more important to enjoy it. He does not literally advise you to hunt fish. He advises you to to enjoy the fruits of your work.
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by Scea91 4y ago
I wish there were in general on-demand payment alternatives with low friction. If I go to a real cafe I also do not have a monthly subscription there but pay for what I consume. Similarly, I do not want to pay monthly Netflix subscription b
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by Scea91 4y ago
> Pool your resources with people that you can trust/cooperate How do I find this group of people I trust? I suppose you mean a larger group of people than my closest family and a bunch of friends? Can I possibly trust a group of an
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by Scea91 4y ago
> I stopped reading at this point. Someone that is so certain that they say “I simply won’t believe you.” is too self-assured to be worth paying much attention to. Actually it is even more ironic. You are too self-assured that a multi-pa
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by Scea91 4y ago
If you tell me that Earth is flat I simply won't believe you.
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by Scea91 4y ago
...and claim they suffer from impostor syndrome themself.
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by Scea91 4y ago
Not sure about exact numbers, but only minority of gas is used to produce electricity. Most of gas is used directly and it is difficult to replace at this scale.
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by Scea91 5y ago
Pointless debate when you do not define the level. Anyone can be surgeon, if you define 'surgery' as being able to 'remove mole'. Many programmers just remove moles. Some do coronary bypass surgeries.
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by Scea91 5y ago
Takeout is nice, but I am surprised by the lack of features in other products that would easily allow to import the data from Takeout format. I wanted to migrate from Google Photos to iCloud. Turns out there is no easy way how to import the
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by Scea91 5y ago
> It looks like nobody holding their promises right now, i.e. USA, Brittain, RF, France are traitors, thus Ukraine has full right to not obey this agreement either. No, the only traitor is Russia. Look at the actual contents of Budapest
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by Scea91 5y ago
> This is war between two nuclear states, so nuclear weapon will be used eventually. Ukraine is not a nuclear state as it does not have nuclear weapons.
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by Scea91 5y ago
No, still not the right word. Both those words have a meaninh vastly different from voluntary employment. This reminds me of unvaxxed people pinning yellow stars to liken the situation that they cant visit cinema to holocaust
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Whatever the Czech government might offer, he would raise still higher demands(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Scea91 5y ago
In Czechia we will welcome Ukrainian refugees with open arms.
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by Scea91 5y ago
I think the defences would be useful against countries will very limited nuke arsenal. For example Iran. The is probably no defence that would protect you against hundreds of nukes. In a real nuke strike the attacker would probably fire man
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by Scea91 5y ago
ad 2) Hitler and Sudetenland is even more fitting parallel. Does Russian POV include that too?
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by Scea91 5y ago
But this is NOT a board strategy game. Would you call Germany attacking Poland or France reasonable? You can't just call shameless aggression reasonable and implicitly assume that the "board strategy game viewpoint" (whatever
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by Scea91 5y ago
> At a 10x valuation, you (literally) need to show your startup is 10x more likely to win. Progress and pitching are part of that, but so are financial plans. Nitpick but this is (literally) not true. Expected value is a function of FUTU
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by Scea91 5y ago
> That's what you were really saying anyway in the first 2 paragraphs. Maybe it would be more effective but OP was not really saying the "I've felt that way too and it's really tough" part. I have a problem with
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by Scea91 5y ago
Sure keep saying that to yourself. As if the whole 'culture war' wasn't herd mentality at its finest.
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by Scea91 5y ago
Even more relevant in this case because Spotify is based in Sweden.
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by Scea91 5y ago
I don't see a point of this. I could probably find the correct word for today by Googling so server/client side does not make any difference if we all share the same word for the day which is I think the major feature behind the s
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by Scea91 5y ago
The largest onshore windfarm has 240 wind turbines ( https://www.wikiwand.com/en/F%C3%A2nt%C3%A2nele-Cogealac_Win... ). You can't just easily build 11500 wind turbines without huge impact on environment.
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by Scea91 5y ago
Does not match my experience. I have a fairly regular Bosch dishwasher and use the ECO mode almost exclusively without any issues.

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