aliswe

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by aliswe 4y ago
I think that the title sounds kind of funny because (according to crypto detractors) there are no assets.
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by aliswe 4y ago
> They should teach this in MBA day school. it's a basic dichotomy of long versus short-term thinking. markets in general and their people tend to be on the short-term side.
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by aliswe 4y ago
Serious question, why is this on Hacker News? is it a classic of some sort?
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by aliswe 4y ago
I am just thinking can't we use web technologies for this instead?
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by aliswe 4y ago
What is a watchdog in this case, isn't it a non-governmental organization? in that case how can they ban anything and what does that mean?
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by aliswe 4y ago
If trends are telling, as the author seems to think, they tell of Libre's decline, too. One thing I noticed is that the web based MS Office products are significantly snappier and less quirky than their desktop counterparts. Maybe that
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by aliswe 4y ago
Sounds like you needed a change management officer or compliance responsible, or similar. They would know how to get people to see the benefits of security and keeping to process (without being pushy)
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by aliswe 4y ago
They do run a number of long-shot altruist projects now and then, by the way. They did some tests of UBI in the poorest parts of the world iirc.
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by aliswe 4y ago
Hi man. I admire you greatly for fighting your traumas. Going to that dark alley to mop up what would feel like the sea. I am really noone to give advice but I will try to give you what guiding words I have. Try to find your strength. Look
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by aliswe 4y ago
I totally appreciate the effort, but without a runtime parser you're essentially compiling the JS to another language, and then running it with a non-standard engine? Couldnt we simply compile a JS file through eg LLVM to a normal bina
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by aliswe 4y ago
I honestly haven't read the article but the headline makes it sound like yet another NYT one-sided take that big companies are more like governmental functions nowadays and have some kind of esoteric vaguely defined moral obligation to
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by aliswe 4y ago
In C# I would definitely use the nullable "bool?" then you can use null coalescing operator to default to either true or false: "value ?? false"
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by aliswe 4y ago
the sad situation of desktop Linux is kind of reminiscent of democracy and how people work in general.
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by aliswe 4y ago
For me it was around 2008, when kompiz came on Ubuntu ... those were good years.
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by aliswe 4y ago
But EFCore doesnt support async enumerables does it?
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by aliswe 4y ago
I read the article but missed it as well. By the way, its against the guidelins to tell people to read the article ...
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by aliswe 4y ago
To be honest yes I am ... I dont know maybe I am a bit royalist in that sense.
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by aliswe 4y ago
Where is the price tag?
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by aliswe 4y ago
Inflation?
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by aliswe 4y ago
> investment into peace research and conflict prevention What would this even mean?
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by aliswe 4y ago
Well, I don't really think this would be considered truly evil except by the likes of Stallman. They wanted to make an awesome plugin to C#, they chose to do it closed source to extend their vscode moat. It's quite corporate of th
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by aliswe 4y ago
Serious question, where has this ever worked / is currently working?
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by aliswe 4y ago
Not "force into retirement" - you would force them to move. Well written!
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by aliswe 4y ago
30% unplanned maintenance, work and other adhoc stuff, and rest is work according to plan, which is a mix of maintenance new features and bugs according to priority.
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by aliswe 4y ago
> why haven't I enrolled earlier? Friend, your time is now. You can only do your best. Do your best, now. Only God knows what lies ahead for you.
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by aliswe 4y ago
No, we absolutely need to push back on this snake oil storm which will form otherwise. IMO.
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by aliswe 4y ago
Exactly my thoughts
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by aliswe 4y ago
do you have any references to back these statements up? I am not an expert but I did read in a hacker News comment that the energy density of gasoline is about 14 (reading that article, its 50) times higher than a "normal" battery
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by aliswe 4y ago
What kind of algorithm is that anyway? return 1; ?
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by aliswe 4y ago
*inaccurate ;)

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