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   by ardit33 6y ago

   This really sucks for people caught in the H-1B process... My understanding is that it doesn't allow new visas, but it doesn't affect current ones. How about rewnewals?
2. 692.▲
   by ardit33 6y ago

   "Te running of the country by few elites that eventually become corrupt/extractive". Is one of the reasons... but not THE reason. Otherwise Singapore should be poor, but they are not. often, it can be explained with the ina
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   Not going to work, unless there is a certain way to have 'one person one account' type of tech, or make account creation very expensive. Today Email is effectively federalized, but in practice, unless you have some major spam tech
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   I think it was MTaylor. My current favorite shirts came from them.
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   yes, that already exists.... I used MTaylor, a while ago (download the app, scan your body via the camera), and the shirts came in perfectly fitted to my body. The jeans, not so much (they still need to work on it), but for shirts they were
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   Makes sense, so are avocados, olives ect... (mostly fat), but you are essentially eliminating 90% of plants out there... When you say Plant based diet, people assume lettuce, beans, tomatos, carrots, olives, broccoli, etc.. etc...
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   This is not getting through... If you are consuming your 2000 calories diet, and it is coming from plants, you are still ingesting 2000 calories worth of carbs..... 1 kg of feathers, and 1 kg of iron, weight the same.... The feathers will b
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   Plants are mostly carbs yo... well, some have more complex carbs... and some have more fat (avocados) and some have protein, but still "plant based diet" usually means complex carbs... Healthier for sure, but it can't be con
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   by ardit33 6y ago

   Interesting article. If a country has some kind is social net for low income folks, (most developed countries do, even the US) then the assumption is that the whole society is helping them, and some of your own money is going towards that
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Right... that logic makes sense assuming there is near limitless funds available... Funding for all practical purposes is limited, and there is so much any nation, (or group of nations), can provide. Sure, you 1. can cut other areas of the
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    An underground dark-matter experiment may have stumbled on a new particle(businessinsider.com)

    2 points by ardit33 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    eh, do they expect to find anything new? To me, fusion research need more $$ and a higher priority as it has extremely practical applications for all humanity, from energy independence to global warming. 21b Euros is a lot of money, and apa
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Note, that after this period (536-600), there were huge swaths of Europe that was depopulated, and or decimated, and this enabled major migration movements... Eg. After this period, in the early 600's, Slavic tribes migrated south, al
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    It seems to have been over a decade of misery.... and I guess 536 was the start/first year of it....
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    I am not a GoLang programmer, but that just didn't look neither pretty or readable... Perhaps, perhaps, hard-core generics are not a great idea after all, and they should only be in the annotation level of the language (especially for
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Can we please stop these histrionic comments.... that was a bad human mistake, and your comment reads like you are screaming on top of your lungs to throw all the results away. But, does it invalidate the results of this trial at all? If t
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    I hate to say it but this SSD story has been plastered all over the news by the PR machine, mainly because the new consoles have no other inovations whatsoever.... No, it is not going to usher a new area of gaming, just make game have less
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    ^ it seems that HN needs to do some garbage collection, and remove the state linked accounts here as well
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    I said life experience matters... especially when managing people. It is the same in many areas of life. A good developer at 23, is probably much better at 30, after some real life experience in shipping many products. A crappy developer
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    I think the problem is that in our industry you have many companies where you have 24yo, managers, or even folks under 26 with Director of Engineering titles, and they don't have either the experience or knowledge to sift through good
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    This is a symptom of someone that lived a 'square' life style all their lives... and never did something out of bounds or take risks You really need to spice up your life... Go to the dessert, do some 'safe' drugs, (ak
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    you made the parent's point, your picture looks good, but still not as a good as a professional one, taken with a good camera I have a mirrorless cameras, and time to time I use it... and the pictures I get with it are still much bett
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Wat... americans born here have no 'ethnicity'? eth·nic·i·ty /eTHˈnisədē/ noun "the fact or state of belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural tradition." Also, I love this country... w
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Immigrant myself, came in this country when I was 17 from Albania, and have lived most of my life here (on my late 30s now). While feeling 'american' is a subjective thing (I consider myself Albanian), There are still limitations.
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    he is not american though.... he is from South Africa... So, yea +1 for 'smart immigration' in the US. Edit: Elon has South African, Canadian and US citizenship... so, what he calls/considers himself, it is up to him.
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    No one in NATO trusts France (especially former communist countries). France left once, and came back. They used to pander to communist regime during the Cold War. During the NATO bombing during the Yugoslavian dissolution, a French Genera
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Has anybody used Sqlite in a server side, production level capacity.... I know it works great on embeded cases, but how about server side with a decent user load?
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    This sounds like the asian female version of Piewdiepie fanbase.... just in a different medium.
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    Nothing.... the President is not a king and can't order people/companies to de-exist and can't be above the congress.... At most there will be courts involved, and the order will be considered null and void. Similar to many
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    by ardit33 6y ago

    I have experienced this myself.... If I wake up by 1pm, that is early in my books. And bed time is about 5am, right before sunrise. https://www.wsj.com/articles/locked-down-teens-stay-up-all-n...