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by adra 2y ago
And in the end, the terrible people won. Because you stopped caring seeming about anything, you're likely living a worse more jaded life, and your next company isn't getting a good employee. Learning an important lesson isn't
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by adra 2y ago
It's less about liberal arts, and more about those that graduate or not. It's more about those that fall into the "some collage" category. Most of the costs of a full degree, but none of the benefits.
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by adra 2y ago
Versus what, tv where the medium demand the highest cost per eyeball and every single person is a captive audience (unless you DVR)? Still smells like a good deal for advertisers unless the idea have changed significantly in the years since
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by adra 2y ago
You can make the likely accurate claim that democracy can't function without functional, effective independent journalism. So how much is it worth requiring so that democracy is upheld?
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by adra 3y ago
This seems like a solution for pets. If you have a lot of pets, this sounds totally reasonable, but it isn't some universal truism. People are moving away from pets as they're often harder to work with cattle. That also means you
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by adra 3y ago
COBOL was great until it wasn't.
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by adra 3y ago
Yeah, gimp is pretty crap and it is what it is sure. Clearly they work in a world that has more smaller boutiques where replacing Adobe with supporting OSS alternatives isn't a clear winner. Industries that have a ton of engineers are
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by adra 3y ago
It would be truly fascinating information but yes in our current level of innovation and maturity, totally bonkers. It's totally a thing to have trades pegged to US politicians' investment choices, because they often have the know
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by adra 3y ago
The paying tax and 100% legal is only tested when brought to court, which seems that be chronically underfunded conveniently and I laugh loudly at the belief that 100% of all corporations are in legal compliance. You said that the rich are
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by adra 3y ago
I'm dragging my new company's codebases from 8 to 17 from soup to nuts. It's not always just about the language update, but all the old legacy crust that accumulated since java 8 that prevented anyone else to do it. My PRs ar
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by adra 3y ago
No! Thanks for the callout! That would certainly help on my path. My main goal was to insulate calls to avoid overly complicated reference counting when integrating large native surfaces into as Java program, but certainly an important aspe
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by adra 3y ago
I started to tinker with this new API last week. I definitely think it's a lot better than needing to self compile a lot of the bindings yourself which will certainly bring more from the community into the feature than were here before
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by adra 3y ago
Tobacco companies, share prices to the moon! What next do you want politicians unable to trade on privileged insider knowledge? Barbarity!
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by adra 3y ago
Any service that's so pedantic about cleaning isn't a service that most customers would want to use. Airbnb is trying to have it's cake and eat it too putting the responsibility on "hosts" to be the bad guys. It&#x2
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by adra 3y ago
I just had to pick up and build a UI product in java recently and picked up javafx for the first time. With Kotlin, I actually found it while using my the standard you builder to be quite intuitive and sorta dynamic enough to make developme
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by adra 3y ago
You can, but anything in java that needs to step down into c/c++ ends up being a major pain in the ass so it's usually implemented half baked at best. Platform ergonomics are hard and you usually find that what works great in som
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by adra 3y ago
I just started to use the intellij built-in http client for my quick and dirty curl debugs and I gotta say it's pretty good for my limited needs so far.
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by adra 3y ago
Auto-brail screen readers exist. If someone has the means or has a gov subsidy can read text on the internet Taxis to support wheelchair users don't, or at least done exist enough to subsist off the profit motives necessary to keep th
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by adra 3y ago
Those numbers only make sense if the Gini coefficient of both comparison targets are roughly equal. Since the US has a much higher coefficient, it means that way more wealth is concentrated into the hands of the few. If the US can 'for
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by adra 3y ago
Yes, let's take a very high margin business to buy a very low margin business. Our shareholders will surely appreciate that.
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by adra 3y ago
And if you did the same move with blackberry at the same time, you'd have lost most of your investment. What's your point? That survivorship bias is still alive and running in the modern world?
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by adra 3y ago
There's no absolute lean at all it's all subjective, and sadly multidimensional which is hard for normal people to appreciate, so sure. Soooo.. Right and left are objective bars in the sand and my options are perfectly formed and
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by adra 3y ago
Never heard of this myself... but the algorithm doesn't present you with content based on you watching the video but though others that are highly correlated with you. Maybe you started watching some weird fringe video channel that som
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by adra 3y ago
You can see your YouTube watch history through the account settings. I've found the watch recommendations are VERY sensitive to oddball videos watched a long time ago. Through the same interface though, you should be able to seek out a
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by adra 3y ago
That's so much better. I only communicate with people who have the rich man's apps. No unintended negative side-effects can possibly be found there!
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by adra 3y ago
That's entirely the fundamental flaw of the Nx developer ethos to a tee. No individual will benchmark reliably against any other person of their same trade/craft perfectly over time. The mythical BS times developer is so over simp
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by adra 3y ago
I know it's meant to be funny, but the number of tech people who spend zero time learning about "what's out there", are usually not the most effective developers. You won't find better solutions to existing or even
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by adra 3y ago
I think you greatly underestimate this group to retain their position as a monopoly. A huge chunk of politicians are lawyers, and most legal jurisdictions have hard requirements around what work you must have a lawyer to perform. These tool
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by adra 3y ago
I wouldn't bother responding to grandfather. Literally every time apple releases a new product, there's a bunch of people collectively shrugging off whatever the product claims to be bringing, and along come the "the iPhone v
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by adra 3y ago
These AR/VR are definitely a doomed profile unless somehow these things were given away for basically free. IMHO success for any new technology usually comes from: 1. Does it make you look more attractive? NO 2. Does it make you money?

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