akuji1993

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by akuji1993 4y ago
No problem :) For UK I have also made some nice experience with "Spinks", which is a UK based recruiter. I didn't have a project with them and the pay was more like B+, but the recruiters were nice and the projects sounded in
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by akuji1993 4y ago
Toptal is trash if you're in the US or in EU. They have shit hourly rates and you compete against developers from anywhere in the world, so you can't ever match the rates they are throwing in. If you are in the EU, check out Freel
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by akuji1993 4y ago
I also feel like this is the actual use case of Vite. Don't want anything else but be able to roll a static site together, while using some vanilla html, css and js with a few assets attached.
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by akuji1993 5y ago
Just tried it, it's still shot. But fun tool if it's not run over by HN.
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by akuji1993 5y ago
Aaaaaand it's gone.
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by akuji1993 5y ago
> telling them to do nothing in particular Nobody told them anything close to that. Any research towards basic income tells us that people continue working close to as much as before. So this seems like a really unnecessary combative com
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by akuji1993 5y ago
Pretty much as you described it. And you can't blame these guys for one second. Who would pay hundreds, if not thousands of dollars for upkeep without getting any revenue from it. Kinda sad that OSS and "community-friendly" p
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by akuji1993 5y ago
Yeah, the browser fingerprinting example told a lot about the knowledge this person has on React. Doesn't make any sense as an example. I'd also like to know how they imagine rendering complex DOM structures. It's still a nig
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by akuji1993 5y ago
I'm trying to figure out crypto right now, could you explain why you believe this? Or link somewhere where I can read about it?
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by akuji1993 5y ago
Yeah the comparison is kinda incomplete without showing the ligature support of both fonts.
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by akuji1993 5y ago
> I ended up with my current IDE font Same for me, even the same font as for you, Fira. I just find it very clear and simple and it supports a great set of ligatures. A lot of other fonts I didn't like at all. So maybe I subconcious
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by akuji1993 5y ago
> instant purchase for me Also, in comparison to AAA games from the biggest companies like EA (BF2042 Beta, hello) and Ubisoft, I KNOW that Eric will release a "ready to play" game, without massive bugs and missing content loom
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by akuji1993 6y ago
100% agree on that.
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by akuji1993 6y ago
Which is the case for the vast majority of IPOs
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> avoid being acquired Don't think that's possible after raising such amounts of money. Their way out is now either getting aquired for loads of cash or going public. Going public also means loosing parts or all of your control
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> Am I imagining that or did something trigger the recent public interest? It might be because we have a global pandemic on our hands, where the virus is attacking the lung.
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by akuji1993 6y ago
I don't think that this is true anymore. Trump is moving the Overton Window to the right [1], while a part of the Democrats, lead by Bernie Sanders and other left politicians are trying to pull it to the left. So right now, a lot of pe
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by akuji1993 6y ago
It was pretty obvious...
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> “But Carl, some of us don’t have the luxury of building super high-performance, lightweight, and optimised sites due to client budgets and deadlines.” Well, I think you need to work on your craft, change your attitude and your prioriti
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by akuji1993 6y ago
I mean... Were they really suprised by this? An encrypted file sharing service, of course it's going to be used for sharing malware and illegal content.. I'm not sure what would've been the solution for this issue, but it was
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by akuji1993 6y ago
I'll agree to that. My issue is with this: > telling you what to do and how to live, with an implicit guarantee that it would give everyone a decent life. Why should I need to tell you what to do and how to live? There's gonna
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> our billionaires have created empires (their companies) and we live really well because of them I'd disagree with the statement, that most of the US citizens live a good life while 40% are in danger of being evicted right now. Tha
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by akuji1993 6y ago
You mistake socialism with authoritarian socialism. Which is one form of it and that can be on a scale, too. Socialism does not inherently forbid the use of a free market, just as capitalism doesn't mean there is a free market availabl
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> please tell me where you live so I can move there too. "The state", in most of human history, is woefully inept at making good, centralized decisions Germany. I'd also add that the countries doing the most for their citi
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by akuji1993 6y ago
I mean... That's the definition. Not even the most neoliberal dumbass would try to disprove that. Edit: Okay, whatever, here you go, right from Stanford: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/socialism/
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by akuji1993 6y ago
You are correct, but the point is that this requires conversion of wealth. While I agree with the argument that living rent-free is a form of wealth, it's not the same as a controlled monthly payment. Also this point only applies to th
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by akuji1993 6y ago
> What would be interesting is to force rich people to invest in social efforts with their money. Ever heard of tax deductible donations? Also, what makes you think that a private person is better at deciding where to put their money and
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by akuji1993 6y ago
Do you understand the concept of being cut off from 90% of the world market? They're struggling to maintain their system while being systematically targeted by the one of largest economic and military powers on the planet.
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by akuji1993 6y ago
Definition of socialism: Worker owned means of production. That's it. You're feeding on 100 years of western propaganda and neoliberal ideas. China is state capitalist, UdSSR was state capitalist. If you want to see a working soci
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by akuji1993 6y ago
Median household wealth is actually at £280k according to government resources, which would about half your 15k to 7.5k roughly. Also, this is not money, it's property value. If you take a look at the wealth of the average population,

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