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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Awesome stuff - i think this kind of languages are more important than most people (esp with strong english school background assume). I could see this as educational language for kids. Related to this: In the 80/90s i saw a German BAS
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
In a world where there is a coin (literally) named shitcoin[1] how can be dogecoin considered a parody? At least they used it for fundraisers? [1]: https://www.coinexchange.io/market/SHIT/BTC
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Non-NYC-er here: > The core problem with the NYC subway system is a management culture that does not value long term problem solving, instead preferring quick fixes and short term band aids Do they have the time and budget horizon to do
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Agree Most people tend to overestimate the quality of the majority of meat consumed - it's not filet steak It's ground beef, sausages, pressed shredded chicken, thin strips, etc, etc
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
So essentially you have a linear limit to the one part that is promised to be potentially exponential?
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Are you sure you didnt select average income for the top 1% (which is the default on the left) Switch to middle 40% and it will be still an increase but definitely does not look exponential - which most likely is the main point of the site
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
nesting ternaries isnt a thing that should be done this example should just be using early returns imo added a PR: https://github.com/vasanthk/react-bits/pull/76/files
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
agree most people who do inline styles (or any form of "my styling is written in the react file") do this afair we inline for the same reason i hope someone writes a good precompiler that allows efficient using def/use for (n
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
My favorite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_160oMzblY8 It explains from ground up without getting complicated - it basically demystifies the whole thing completely i give this to everyone - even to non technical people
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
this does not contradict my statement
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
there is a difference between long term planning and short term execution yes short term execution should be monitored but it should not lead long term execution plans
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Explicit expectations by the market towards the leadership. As in: Do not worry about quarterly profits but longterm success
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Sidenote: Amazing how international the collaboration in this industry is. Kudos to you people
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Imo comes down two truths for me: - it's easy to push the wrong people down the funnel - use quantitive observation to train your qualified decisions
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Assuming your question is rhetorical but to be sure: Imho because it's implicit signaling of `Americans First` (and here implicit only a subset of them)
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
The startups technically pay to be part of the entertainment program The value is in corporates buying tickets
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
that's kind of my point databases people know and use already (eg in fun projects) are easier to sell
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
But it's also easier to sell a standard DB people already know vs a custom (see (google) Bigtable vs (amazon) Postgres)
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
There are stories about German companies (eg Aldi) who even had to push their US workers to even form unions.
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
> worse than what's in my home country As european i had similar impressions when coming to the USA Here in SF i pass more homeless people daily on my way to work than i see in a year at home. (I know SF is special b/c they kee
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
re in Europe, people's instincts are 'zero sum game': Personally disagree here - but i don't know where you have those facts from so i can't really properly dispute. re Opensource: A ton of open source actually come
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
If they became best friends on the job that's one thing (but a long term problem) If they became friends before and then hired each other it's a red flag Cronyism is the practice of partiality in awarding jobs and othe
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Also in case you assume correlation jump ahead and be sure it's causation.
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Fully agree. Considered this movie an eye opener as well - highly recommend to those who haven't seen it yet. Since the movie, when people speak of "not lowering the bar" i have to think about how much people like her (and ma
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Semi-related question: I got some of those ICO coins back then - i registered with username/password back then Still have username/password but i am unsure where to actually login? Anyone familiar w/ Stellar knows how to get
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Hi Tom Quick question related to "emotional healing therapies": how do you search for therapists that can actually help here. For me it is kind of hard to differ between esoteric charlatans and actual experts. Is there any special
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
i meant that the goal atm is not 50% but to get above the 20%
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
a) i agree that it's a problem for the whole society not just the corporates. it starts by far earlier as you said b) your argument is that 50% is currently not possible most companies are <20% in tech positions and <20-30% for m
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
> Work for Google in US and earn more than a hooker! What a marketing claim
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by andreasklinger 9y ago
Does anyone have more information on this topic? I am never sure if this is snake oil market or not.

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