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by ahtihn 5y ago
Sorry but log4j is not ubiquitous. Slf4j with logback has a significant presence. Spring boot doesn't come with log4j backend by default.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Web 2.0 predates SPAs and has basically nothing to do with that. Web 2.0 is basically websites with user generated content. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0 and most other sources you find when googling &quo
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by ahtihn 5y ago
I think the intrinsic value is coming from the fact that you need to spend eth to run smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
To be blunt, your feelings are your problem. There is nothing wrong with that analogy. All yohr comment does is discourage people from trying to relate anything to common life experiences because someone might've had a bad one.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
That sounds incredibly high for a place worth 300k. I'm thinking it's only 300k because of that 2k/month on top.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> in the event of a school shooter. The probability of this happening at any given school is so incredibly low it's really not worth factoring into any decision-making at all.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> How are we still working 40hrs/week just to put a roof over our head and feed our families Most tech workers earn far more than is necessary for just this. But we also want nice cars, nice vacations, going out to restaurants and b
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Why would it be desirable for people to hold on to their money instead of putting it to productive use?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
I've never seen anyone else define conservative vs liberals like that. Conservatives aren't against rules, they are against changing rules. Why are conservatives against abortion, gay marriage and drug legalisation if they don&#
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> sunrise is always at seven a.m Why is fixed time for sunrise more important than fixed time for sunset? I don't care if it's dark in the morning, I'm just gonna sit in an office anyway. I'd rather have more sunlight
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by ahtihn 5y ago
It should be trivial for the provider to compute the cost of offline resources and account for it when triggering the limit to give a few days to react before destroying everything.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
That's a ridiculously wasteful way of managing work. I too can be a 10000000x engineer if I never let others actually merge their code and just write it myself instead.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Being on call is a thing and it should be compensated. Expecting employees to be on call 24/7/365 however should definitely not be a thing.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Regarding point 4, it has nothing to do with unbanked people. The demand for stable coins comes from exchanges that don't want to deal wih US financial regulations.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
There's tons of .net usage in enterprise, what are you talking about?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> You’re already short USDT anytime you buy crypto in USDT terms (i.e. BTC/USDT That doesn't make any sense. If I buy BTC with USD and then transfer it to an exchange with a BTC/USDT pair, I'm not suddenly "short
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by ahtihn 5y ago
100 Mbps internet connections are really common nowadays. 1 TB of bandwidth in a month is really nothing. I use more than that just for Netflix and torrents.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Military service isn't popular at all, but the majority of people do agree that it's necessary to have a military and they don't want a professional army. So that leaves the current system.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
I am Swiss yes and have done military service.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> one asshole engineer took 2 months off paid leave and then came back and quit immediately. We were angry at the engineer, not the CEO, because it was clear what he was doing was taking advantage of the company's generosity. I don&
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Swiss gun culture has nothing to do with American gun culture. Guns are for hunting and sport that's it. Essentially no one even thinks of getting a gun for self defence. There also has never been an idea that guns are for defending yo
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by ahtihn 5y ago
46k / year in savings is "hard to live on". What a joke.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
McDonald's has been paying $20/hour in Switzerland for a long time. Given how rich the US is as a country, I always found it surprising that minimum wage there is so incredibly low.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
That's just not true. Most people are happy to have Netflix and other streaming apps integrated directly in their TV without having to acquire an external device.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Just read the article. Forcing businesses to close at a certain time is not a curfew. If it were you could argue that most places always had curfews since most businesses aren't allowed to be open during the night regardless of covid.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
It depends entirely if he's actually responsible for that created value. Maybe he didn't actually do anything special that anyone else couldn't have also done. In that case why would he deserve that much money?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> How many Tim Cook's do you have lying around Probably thousands? Just put a job ad for "Apple CEO" out there, set pay at a generous 10 million/year and I'm pretty sure you won't have issues finding qualifi
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Consoles are significantly under-priced or there wouldn't be continual issues with them being out of stock and flipped by scalpers.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Why do you need crypto for that? Just make a standard ticket ecommerce site and add some functionalities for ticket resale.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Unknown people in far away countries don't matter at all. Might as well put the money on fire, the outcome would be about the same. There's probably enough people in your local community that need help of some sort where you could

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