TheLogothete

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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Of course there is. Adbeat, WhatRunsWhere, even a YC funded company, but I can't remember the name.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Ads will die soon. Any day now. Doomed business model.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
From my experience trying to argue your point, python people are the ones who most often refuse to understand it.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Same type of thing happens in my Eastern European country, member of the EU and NATO. The pro-russian propaganda is rampant and honestly, is winning. The alternatives are only fascist organizations and people have nowhere to flock. US polic
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
It's not hard at all. You need a few google searches and household supplies.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
That makes me feel all warm and fuzzy, but let's say a terrorist is captured and you have to put a stop to his operation. His cell will kill a hundred or so people in the next month. You don't torture him and the bomb goes off kil
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
>I guess the theory is, if you tell people how cheap Ryanair is often enough, they won't check other airlines. Like Amazon!
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
It kinda gets a little bit trickier when you do pharmaceutical research than your average nodejs web app.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
It's not how much you sweat, it's how hard your work is. Managing a firm with 1200 employees for sure is 10 million times harder than moving boxes around. But be my guest. Go to North Korea or Cuba. I'm sure people are very h
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Depends on what you mean by filthy rich. By my definition (worth >$1bn), I don't know any. I do know several people worth several hudrends of millions tho. They are CEOs of their own companies or companies they helped grow. I don&#x
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
The person who I'm replying to advocates for confiscating people's money "because they are rich". So, I guess you either did not read it or you simply block it out because you don't want to comment on it, but still
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Yeah that's very emotionally striking and all, but doesn't really put things into perspective, which is very typical for communist propaganda. "One grain of rice" does not even begin to describe how much more prosperous
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
So you don't care that all of humanity is living objectively better now vs. the rest of history. You just care that some people are filthy rich and you don't like them one bit. So, lynch them, take their money, made mostly through
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Read the sibling's reply. I was going to say exactly that. See the 2nd sentence in my comment? It's not without meaning.
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
You believed that flash's poor cousin will be next big thing? In 2010?
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Bill Gates' project at Microsoft rumored to be persalsonal assistant app(windowscentral.com)
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Isn't that integrated with MSN.com?
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by TheLogothete 11y ago
Actually you most probably want to learn Java or .NET, not make an enormous investment in C++ so you can do high performance stuff. If you want that kind of performance (very rare) you can contract it out. You can't contract out proof