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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Please share your reasoning - as the sibling comment mentions, there was a series of high profile online cash cases at the time, KYC being the biggest problem. It'd be weird if they didn't think hard about avoiding the same fate a
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Perhaps it was a tradeoff they knowingly made to not have it become illegal immediately.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
I didn't diminish a thing. If anything, it was a stab at the dumb religion the damned government is basing it on. I lived through communism in Europe and was present during the local revolution, I know very well how much courage is req
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
New iPhones. It's very common to buy secondhand in these markets. The satellite-able ones will need some time to "trickle down" but it's going to happen - especially if it offers this feature.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Right now there's practically a revolution because they don't want to wear a piece of fabric on heads. I don't think they could.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Let's see the governments try to ban iPhone. What a nice revolution trigger.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
That's the problem of democracy - if it's only those who have to sacrifice who are voting in that particular governing entity, it's never ever going to pass.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
The actual point is that there is no such thing in Russian law. Only "mobilization" - a full, complete, impartial one. So this is actually "a mobilization", the "partiality" of it is just making it sound nice
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
"Funded by" is very distinct from what's happening here. This is another Gaia-x, remember, the EU big tech cloud killer?
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
We are not at school.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
The point is I'm not going to compare against small libs with no ecosystem, slow maintenance, small community and low amount of developers ready to use it - these new libs sound nice but it's beta software, not something to be use
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
You have dynamic imports too if you need IoC.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
An ES module is encapsulated enough. You can dependency inject with them as you wish. It's like having a class, no need for a class inside a class. The biggest argument is that my functional-ish code is always 3x shorter with the same
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Silicon Valley got big thanks to government-funded defense projects. The question is whether SV will return to its past or rather will support US isolationism - in which case the potential new defense projects might be kinda useless.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
I could simply ask the people... At the project I talked about in my original comment we openly discussed looking for new contracts during the standup. Pretty hard to miss it for all sides. But sure, be careful people.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Lol, you really think someone is going to stray off the well-supported path for apps like these for 1-10% gain? This app shows a loading indicator quite a lot. Speed is important but nobody cares about raw speed this much. What we care abou
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
As opposed to what? Vue is slower and Angular too. Perhaps Svelte might be faster but the programming paradigm is a little weird. Writing pure JS is bullshit - I tried it few months ago and even a very simple app - for public transport sche
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
If the job is this bad, the other people are most likely going to be leaving too, all by themselves. I wouldn't be surprised if they activated their LinkedIn already. Asking them to go work together is nothing wrong.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
There was no way to make async rendering possible with classes. It was necessary and they spent a lot of time trying different approaches that'd continue the old paradigm, but it couldn't be done.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Yeah, many times. I'm always joining a new contract with at least some people from the previous ones. Never had anyone care in the slightest - it's not like the person would've stayed anyways. Why is it their business at all?
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Go to the dentist
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Didn't know about that, thanks!
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
It's illegal to poach people (make them work for your company). It's not illegal to find a new job together with your friends. But sure, being quiet about it is an option too - choose based on the situation. And indeed, err on the
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Don't destroy your mental/physical health for a shitty managed company, one time I had a project just like this, pushed it and it ended very badly - in a psychiatric hospital. Find a new job and move on, take the good devs with yo
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Yes, it's much much smaller than the iPhone business. Of course, it'd be a huge company by itself, but Apple got to $1T thanks to iPhone, not Mac - by far.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Seems like they've chosen a different business model back then and since it didn't work out so well (compare Mac/macOS market penetration to iPhone/iOS) they changed it to something that allows them to capture more reven
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
But they also, you know, made the platform. Are you sure the platform would be there without their fees? Let's have a look at the Linux phone market...
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Not sure what's your point. Yes, deadlines are arbitrary just as most things are. That most things are doesn't change a thing about correct estimates being practically impossible and deadlines harmful.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Could you please describe why not? Seems like they're making matter from electricity here. I'm not a physicist in any way but I'm really interested in knowing what I'm missing so I can learn about it.
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by WHATDOESIT 4y ago
Is this effect usable to make a rocket that doesn't need to carry its own propellant mass but instead can make it on the fly from (eg. Laser supplied) electricity?

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