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by ardit33 6y ago
By essential, it is what most engineering disciplines have in common: Good logical reasoning, and spatial thinking/skills, ability to build up complex systems from smaller ones, and ability to understand/debug how complex systems
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by ardit33 6y ago
Correct.... Not sure why you are being downvoted There is also a desire for apple to quality control, and not have lots of used devices around that will need to be serviced again at some point.
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by ardit33 6y ago
that is disingenuous... and is just word playing with definitions. Most mountains in Europe have surfaced with the last 10-20 mill years, and they have turned earth around to the point that you routinetly find marine fossis in top of 2000m
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by ardit33 6y ago
ok... i get your point, but the major counterpoint: as earth / plate tectonic move around, underneath earth is constantly surfaced... from dinosaur fragments, to Cambrian era mollusks found in top of mountains (due to earth's cr
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by ardit33 6y ago
The Smart car brand failed in the US, and the Fiat 500 will be discontinued in the US. Americans just don't like small cars, (for obvious reasons, as if you are driving next to F-250 and GM Silverados, your car will feel unsafe). Also,
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by ardit33 6y ago
Ada is a superior language if you are trying to write safe code, but given that the tools (compilers and such) cost serious money, it will never get any adoption apart from avionics, defense contractors, and mission critical/safety typ
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by ardit33 6y ago
I live in NYC, and go the occasional reddit boards, and while some are worried that a lot of good jobs will leave, you also hear a lot of "good, let the gentrifiers leave" type of comments, After some digging, I realized that just
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by ardit33 6y ago
lol, come on man. I have so many co-workers that just don't use it at all, or just have an account that is dormant. Their career is just fine On, the other hand I'd argue that linkedin is more important for career.
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by ardit33 6y ago
Most likely Montenegro -> Serbia. Much easier, then going through two other countries, and Montenegro has issues (both election, and previous corruption problems). Last time I passed through Montenegro I got stoped by two cops and they
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by ardit33 6y ago
Most likely Montenegro, since it is easy to move to serbia from there (plus there are serbians that live there), and the country is going through some election transition period, so things might slip through easily.
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by ardit33 6y ago
on a more practical side, i wonder if by unearthing older stuff, old variants of the plague get unearthed as well....
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by ardit33 6y ago
Looks like you have no clue Of foreign relations. US has sanctions on both countries and individuals/leaders of certain countries. That, can applies to companies as well. I am Albanian, and I know the US has sanctioned 17 former gov. O
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by ardit33 6y ago
or play co-ed sports, and you can meet from recent immigrants to trust fund babies and everything in between.... and from all kinds of profession (at least in NYC). A good team will organize the ocasional drinking/get together, parties
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by ardit33 6y ago
Eh... you never lived in a corrupt state, have you? "Never attribute stupidity what can be explain as sheer corruption, aka malice" That thin concrete that doesn't meet requirements, was put there not b/c of stupidity, b
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by ardit33 6y ago
We tried at Spotify the multi-repo thing and it was a total nightmare. Once you have lots of people working on a product, it becomes very hard to do changes on a multi repo setup. The alternatives: 1. Completely de-coupled code. I.e. teams
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by ardit33 6y ago
You seem to crap on all of them. Not sure they are major problems of the game, or nitpicking. Which one is good/worth to play for a novice?
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by ardit33 6y ago
Mass shootings (either, school shootings, shootings in church, shootings in clubs, that vegas shooter, the occasional incel shooter, etc.. etc..), are a form of terrorism, albeit not necessary with political motives. Most of the world do no
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by ardit33 6y ago
Greeks did use butter, but not milk. But Illyrians, (northern neighbors, in modern day Albania) did drink milk. At some point they were invaded/incorporated by the Roman empire, and about 190 B.c. 'drinking milk' was not suc
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by ardit33 6y ago
that's not a correct point of view. Your theory would be valid, if this didn't happen in other european countries that had no marketing whatsoever or 'evil big milk' industry behind.... Almost all former communist countr
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by ardit33 6y ago
It is like saying Chemistry is a subfield of math, because at some point they use numbers to describe things (mass and such).... It is not. Applied Computer Science has as much common with math as Chemistry does with math. I view theoretic
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by ardit33 6y ago
I Disagree with you, in Computer Science we have things like: "Quick Sort", "Merge Sort", "Map", "Hashtable", "LRU", etc... etc... They are much more descriptive and easy to remember, even
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by ardit33 6y ago
It was my first language i learned in school... in Radford ( Virginia), before my university switched to Java. ADA was/is popular with defense contractors, so a lot of schools in VA teach it. It is very safe language, being both stati
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by ardit33 6y ago
Think Venus.... Scorched surface and lots of hot gases above it
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by ardit33 6y ago
Albania was not communist at the time, and Italy mostly wanted to help as it had already a lot of Albanian immigrants at the time, and Italian - Albanian relations are excellent. (we forgave them for the multiple times they tried to invade
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by ardit33 6y ago
About 3k un-natural deaths in total for the year, in a country of 3mill. Which is a lot, but considering the country has about 30 mini-regions/towns, it is about 100 deaths per region. (in contrast, Oakland, CA has about 60-110 murde
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by ardit33 6y ago
It was not even true capitalism, but more of a anarchy/libertarian place, where anything goes... and in almost naively way people invested in things that didn't make sense... I have 'libertarian' friends that just never
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by ardit33 6y ago
Albanian here, and it wasn't a civil war.... more of general unrest against the government, which was forced to resign and be replaced by a transitory one... A civil war requires several factions, while this was more of a un -coordina
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by ardit33 6y ago
are you serious? Historically you are on the wrong side of the argument. MSFT lost their case in the 90s, of 'other' but not that much different reasons... to their core they are anti-competitive. Also we have the break up of
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by ardit33 6y ago
it is a defacto 'duopoly', or an informal cartel... plenty of laws around it if you are not too lazy to google them...
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by ardit33 6y ago
I have a curious question, can you speak/do you know French now?

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