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by _Tev 8y ago
> MacOS is, by far the best generic developer OS. > Stating a fact Not sure if serious. Like, really - do you not realize how biased you sound? Or rather - how _few_ people will agree with you, making the "statement of fact"
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by _Tev 8y ago
> MacOS is, by far the best generic developer OS. > You're flamebaiting more OS wars, and honestly I'm pretty sure that's explicitly disallowed on HN, per the rules. ... ok.
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by _Tev 8y ago
> $750 Apple product. > you can get an iPhone [...] for $450 Way to miss the point :) many Android phones people use over here are several times cheaper. Many people just don't even ever think about buying Apple because of its pr
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by _Tev 8y ago
So how did the Brexit happen? Le Pen? There is clear shift away from extreme social liberalism, and denying that just convinces people that shift is necessary. Even when it might have disastrous consequences for the economy ...
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by _Tev 8y ago
Because it is _even more_ stupid idea than any of the US wars in the last 20 years.
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by _Tev 8y ago
There are many partisan "objectively true" statements, you "silly". "immigrants are taking away jobs from our people" "Israelis are murdering Palestine children" "Palestines are murdering Israeli
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by _Tev 8y ago
I smell flamebait. But parent is baiting too, with great points. Ok I'll bite: Situation around firing of James Damore. Not even the firing itself as the (imo!) manufactured outrage that caused it. From (not only) my PoV it was quite e
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by _Tev 8y ago
Social liberalism California edition is quite extreme even for (Western) Europe.
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by _Tev 8y ago
> Saying that Google should not provide any search product in China is shortsighted and purely ideological. > and purely ideological. Umm. Is that not _the_ point? OP disagrees with China gov't ideology so hard, that it just can&
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by _Tev 8y ago
I read the parent differently - just don't censor political speech. Regardless of whether we agree with it. And that sounds reasonable. I hate FUD-spreading around e.g. immigration, but I don't support any censorship around it. Ju
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by _Tev 8y ago
I am looking forward to the day when the pairing will be fixed ...
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by _Tev 8y ago
Communism is not Good either I'd say. Better argument would be "Europeans at least liked Commies when they have taken over, Nazis just invaded everyone". The best would be to just admit that Europe is wrong in censoring stupi
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by _Tev 8y ago
> I do think that wirless headphones is the future and that headphones with a cable will cease to exist in a few years. This is completely ridiculous. Latency issues are not cheap to solve without cable, and watching movies or any video
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by _Tev 8y ago
That's weird, it took me half a year (commuting daily) to go from "carrying phone in jeans' back pocket is practical" to "I have to take out phone from the pocket _every time_ before I sit". No problems ever si
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by _Tev 8y ago
It is _very_ common to charge the phone and listen to the music at the same time. Maybe only for me ... But I won't ever buy these 1-port-for-everything devices.
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by _Tev 8y ago
You are seeing things that aren't there. Just ask any people on the street what is more useful (i.e. intrinsically valuable) - dollars or btc. I am not sure why this isn't obvious to you. Also, you focused on the bull run, but for
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by _Tev 8y ago
Thanks for reminding me of that Brazil crisis, that was definitely too-much-money-printing. But as you point out, it did get handled. Which brings me to my main point why I don't believe the hyperinflation scare: > I was convinced w
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by _Tev 8y ago
> Well, if you only look at a 12 month period, then it might look like "bitcoin is dying" ... Not dying yet (I wonder whether it will ever die), but "fading away". Which seems obvious, but hey, let's hope for ano
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by _Tev 8y ago
In last half century, I would say yes. When you get close to 100y ago you get the always-mentioned Weimar, but I don't know about other cases. I would actually like to know more examples other than Weimar/Zimbabwe/Venezuela.
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by _Tev 8y ago
Current events show that it actually is fading away ... And considering the shift in tone of comments about crypto on HN some of the "shitty economic theories" were successfully exposed ... But hey, keep claiming things about cryp
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by _Tev 8y ago
Some people just really dislike the shitty economics theories that are basis for cryptocurrencies. Hating on something you dislike is not too bad way to procrastinate.
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by _Tev 8y ago
Nice example of the grasping at straws. Can you actually answer parent's question with an example that is not almost 100years old?
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by _Tev 8y ago
Well if you focus on components only in your app then sure, not much needed. But complex apps need much more, like testing infrastructure, routing, data layer, service layer, tons of utility functions (last time I toyed with React it did no
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by _Tev 8y ago
GigaWatts
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by _Tev 8y ago
I cannot speak for GP but for me the complexity comes from stitching dozens of libraries to get similar "base" to build the app on. Ember/Angular have way more stuff baked in or standardized, while in React you have to handle
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by _Tev 8y ago
> Nuclear isn't an option, it's simply too expensive compared to renewables. Sure, let's ignore energy storage and subsidies altogether. I would believe e.g. solar thermal in Spain to be cost-effective, but these empty cla
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by _Tev 8y ago
Look at the guarranteed price of electricity from those wind farms.
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by _Tev 8y ago
> there's maybe 100 years of fuel there At least you have not made the mistake of inclusion "waste" as a problem in the same post. Breeder reactors solve this. Yes, fuel will be significantly more expensive because of them
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Why this has to be only "them maximizing your output" and not "giving you opportunity to grow in a direction you want and company can make use of"? There's so much zero sum game thinking here when it comes to job re
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by _Tev 8y ago
Carrying capacity of Earth is frequently revised upwards, but I am not paying much attention to research around it, that is why I would appreciate some concrete links / citations. > I think you are suggesting that earth can carry ma

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