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by aliswe 5y ago
I'm more into the lines of "how would this be improved with least amount of effort and most value"?
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by aliswe 5y ago
Did you see that recent meme where a right wing "influencer" with tens of thousands of followers only got 13 likes on a recent tweet? would be interesting if true! EDIT: https://imgur.com/gallery/cZwNWup
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by aliswe 5y ago
I wonder what the HN pundits say about the efficiency? (no sarcasm intended)
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by aliswe 5y ago
The hiring agency we used had dollars, maybe its common in Ukraine.
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by aliswe 5y ago
Indeed it is per month
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by aliswe 5y ago
So now we are beyond "praise a company if they shut their business in Russia", and have arrived at "ostracize them if they don't", even though (afaik) they haven't been ordered to censor their content or otherw
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by aliswe 5y ago
But ... it is on fire. We offered senior SWEs in Ukraine about 4kUSD around september, in February they were asking for 6kUSD, and we would have gotten them, if it werent for the war which made senior management back out. Perhaps the fire i
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by aliswe 5y ago
There was a site like this about 10 years ago, it contained some bizarre examples but i dont know if it was accurate. Perhaps it needed fact checking!
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by aliswe 5y ago
I believe what the parent post is hinting at is that this is likely to impact the notability treshold - which would require some proof in order to start the discussion.
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by aliswe 5y ago
there should be a pie chart specifying where the Wikipedia budget is going
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by aliswe 5y ago
Because (western) europe seems to be a model group of countries out of nearly every aspect, IMHO.
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by aliswe 5y ago
This was a very nuanced take, and mentioned some things that western media refuses to mention.
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by aliswe 5y ago
Those percentages might translate to a higher absolute number rate for the russians though, and we dont know how fast those rates are progressing either.
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by aliswe 5y ago
10 a day would be 3650 though. Interesting that the last 3 digits are 365 !
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by aliswe 5y ago
I disagree with the wording, but couldnt agree more with the bidet gang.
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by aliswe 5y ago
CnC came out 1995 though - NfS 4 came out 99 ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
I think you are asking this as if they are receiving social security benefits? We all have these numbers in Sweden for example. Its birth date plus 4 unique digits amounting to a hash code (and gender)
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by aliswe 5y ago
Kiev is not Kyiv!
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by aliswe 5y ago
same with help forums :(
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by aliswe 5y ago
thats not explicit though!
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by aliswe 5y ago
Its not NASAs title, its OPs
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by aliswe 5y ago
iirc this is what they said would never be possible with any computer, whatever the specs (at real life speed).
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by aliswe 5y ago
I'd like to throw in a contrarian opinion to the general HN crowd (and my sibling comments), putting my social credit points on the line... For reference, I'm a Sweden-born-raised ethnic Swedish white male, I know that's rele
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by aliswe 5y ago
And "moving away from" would be facilitated how?
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by aliswe 5y ago
It will be when the answering to those popups can be done by API, I believe...
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by aliswe 5y ago
thin clients have been attempted numerous times in history (remember the Sun ones?), but as far as I know none really succeeded?
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by aliswe 5y ago
- and you will have a compiler which is out of date.
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by aliswe 5y ago
The branches wont compile until you fix every instance though, so its not that risky. just a bit messy.
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by aliswe 5y ago
its because of their national security interest though, which I respect in principle, and the parent post was talking about the companies themselves tracking the users virtually without consent. to me those aspects are very different
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by aliswe 5y ago
no offense but I think this argument is silly. one cannot reduce an act to simply pushing keys on a keyboard for example.

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