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by ardit33 7y ago
Yes. For taking money/profiting. They didn't do it just it by 'mistake', or by incompetence. How do you think mafia operates in Italy? They infiltrate their solders in every part of the government (especially local go
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by ardit33 7y ago
I think you are misreading it, I am not judging Sergei and Larry negatively.... What I am saying is that their decision makes total sense, and there is no reason to chide on them on 'why they are not dealing with the employe' prob
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by ardit33 7y ago
Unless it there is more behind the scenes, the letter is basically saying: We don't want to deal, or like/enjoy dealing with this pesky employee stuff. We don't have the time, energy, or enjoy it, and they'd rather do s
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by ardit33 7y ago
You never lived in a communist state, have you? Do you even realize that even basic things were fucked up beyond belief/comprehension to the average american. (perhaps not, to the average foreigner that have lived in failed states). A
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by ardit33 7y ago
I think that electronics/computers by itself do not have much to do with with the fall of soviet union. USSR fell because: 1. its economic model was dysfunctional and a failure 2. Its moderate leaders (aka Gorbachev and his allies), d
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by ardit33 7y ago
One of my favorite people on Quora is Roland Bartetzko. He was part of the German army, then he fought two wars during the Yougoslavian dissolution as a volunteer. One in Croatia-Bosnia and another one with the KLA during the Kosovo indepe
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by ardit33 7y ago
wat.... ? 1. you rent a car, and on the Term of Service you declare you are not going to use it for anything illegal . 2. Go rob a bank with it. 3. The rental car company is liable? According to this logic, if you checkout a book from t
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by ardit33 7y ago
What? Barcelona is one of the most visited cities in Europe, to the point that they think to start limiting tourism. How is not that mainstream?
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by ardit33 7y ago
Tesla has 2, so that's 4x in just three years. There is no reason for VW to not build more, if the demand is there. If the demand is not there, then it can become a financial disaster.
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by ardit33 7y ago
This argument just doesn't make sense. You can make the exact point about airports as well. What's the point of an airport? It is hard to get there, you have to rent a car, parking is expensive, too much trafic, busses are not t
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by ardit33 7y ago
Having traveled/lived a lot in Europe I have noticed that totally car-less city is something that actually is not necessary good, but 'limiting car travel' is. Car based transportation is still needed for: 1. Shipping of good
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by ardit33 7y ago
Hard working people, family oriented, mostly (but not all) muslim, they tend to be moderate about religion.... especially compared with the craziness that goes around them.... They got the short stick of the dividing of the area, and their
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by ardit33 7y ago
Do you feel the same about lawyers and other highly paid jobs? Is being a lawyer any more intellectually challenging that being an engineer.... (honest question, as lawyers at big firms start at around 150k+ as first year associates)
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by ardit33 7y ago
They already are.... 75% of the current public system is minorities..... The whites and asians (which for some weird reason, are not considered 'minorities') have already left the system altogether... I predict the next step is g
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by ardit33 7y ago
"how could anyone support communism..." yet it happened. In many countries (including mine), the communist were the minority, but they won by sheer force of being the loudest/most extreme group in the field.... and some USSR
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by ardit33 7y ago
same, I tried it once, and thought it was bland..... and kinda crappy/cheap tasting. Now that I have been living in NYC for few years, my BS meter has improved. There are enough tourists and young people that come and go in NYC, and t
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by ardit33 7y ago
I see you haven't worked on that level (or maybe you are young).... First, unreal/unity work at a different level of the hardware, and they have to deal with different graphic drivers, in the same type of the OS. But keep in mind
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by ardit33 7y ago
I might disagree.... if you were a kid in the 90s, you were player at Peak 2D, (NES,SNES, Arcade, Neo Geo), and early 3D, both in PC and consoles where publishers were experimenting. You had completely new genres of games being invented
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by ardit33 7y ago
Yes, and I still play.... not even remotely comparable... we are talking about games you play at home. In games you give a coin to play in establishment, aka rent a machine for a given time. Pretty clear. Before that you had pinballs, p
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by ardit33 7y ago
Great games..... I really feel that peak gaming was in 90s/early 2000s. You had C&C, Total Annihilation, Age of Empires, Quake 1/2, Half Life, Pro Evo Soccer, and so many more in the PC side, and probably a SNES or a N64 aro
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by ardit33 7y ago
I think the culture of generic chains is what makes most of the food in Middle America so bad, and most small local places would be better than MCD. (Also, I am not talking about the coasts, they don't have that problem).
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by ardit33 7y ago
Good article, I wonder if the solution is something akin the Amazon store.... you just hop in, and perhaps tag you card, either in the station, or inside the train/bus, which contains some kind of (one way) hash of your face.... The
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by ardit33 7y ago
Haha, I know.... that is the most HN comment ever... Not happy about the world, wanting to change in some idealistic way, but how to run ads and make money on it?
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by ardit33 7y ago
Comp Science major here, I still think these type of questions are not relevant years down the road, unless you explicitly are working with them. (eg. most database systems, log storage, and such will have to deal with such optimizations)
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by ardit33 7y ago
True, but If it is balanced with the exports, then it is still zero overall. (eg. if your renewable exports are substituting dirty energy somewhere else). I don't know what the current ratio is, but I do know that Rainfall directly
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by ardit33 7y ago
Albania has been run on 100% renewable energy (hydric) for 50+ years now..... the only thermo-central power plant built, has been uncompleted and in-functional for decades due to the high cost of fuel. Usually smaller countries that have
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by ardit33 7y ago
Conclusion: You need pre-processing and another data structure (sparse table) anyway.... On the other hand, if you have a particular problem, there is always someone that have solved in a very clever way to make it optimized for the given
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by ardit33 7y ago
I am European dude and not a US citizen, so I am speaking as a third party ..... And Yes I know USA and support it (most of their actions, but not all), and so most of my country. Interesting, as I lived in Sweden as well, and they were pre
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by ardit33 7y ago
Clear russian troll accounts, posting in Albanian forums, on how X Western entity is bad (by X, it is usually EU/NATO/US). It is a monthly pattern. A couple of times, it can be a coincidence, monthly repeated occurrences? It is
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by ardit33 7y ago
It is real... not just a figment of imagination of politicians... Hang around in forums of countries, where they are trying to actively create chaos and you will see it.... Ways it comes into forums: 1. Asking question: "Is the EU goo

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