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arvigeus
5y ago
She is probably in custody. I am very anti-CCP, but I don’t believe they are that plain evil (or stupid) to simply kill someone - mafia style. Especially someone with such high profile. Look at what happened to Jack Ma - he was also “disapp
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5y ago
"Promoting a China-free supply chain will inevitably result in a decline in China's demand for U.S. products and American companies loss of market share and revenue in China," Something that China had been pushing for years n
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5y ago
I have 10 years of experience. I can say with authority that I know very little. The only thing I learned is to recognise faster when my code sucks (I still struggle to write a good code)
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arvigeus
5y ago
I find it amusing how the ex president of USA is banned from social media, while Chinese propaganda is left mostly untouched.
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5y ago
Imagine going to a fast food shop to order a pizza. The Italian cashier says they don't have pizzas. You can clearly see bunch of pizzas displayed next to him, with price tags and everything. What's the problem then? Well, accordi
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arvigeus
5y ago
Is there a way to make tasks only for a certain day?
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arvigeus
5y ago
When I was learning programming, all I had was a big book called "Thinking in C", a notepad (pen and paper), and lots of free time. Few days a week I will go to the library to retype my solutions from the exercises.
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arvigeus
5y ago
I don't think CCP would throw away billions of worth just because they dislike the man. Unlike the west, China is allowed to meddle into the affairs of any company, so it's not hard to imagine they are just profiting from him, lik
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arvigeus
5y ago
If you flip flop your beliefs, then you don’t believe in anything, just following the trend. Call people “brainwashed” for refusing to change, but at least they have a ground they firmly stay on. Not to mention people finding random article
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5y ago
https://securityboulevard.com/2020/12/was-this-huaweis-faile...
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arvigeus
6y ago
I managed to replicate Redux Toolkit api with context and hooks. Still, would not recommend it over Redux for performance reasons.
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arvigeus
6y ago
Honestly I use Linux for the same reason people use Windows: out of familiarity. But progressively my experience is getting so bad that I am strongly considering Windows with WSL. Example: My wifi drops occasionally. Enough to be super anno
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arvigeus
6y ago
For content creators: just say "Free Hong Kong" and voila - no more ads in your video!
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arvigeus
6y ago
I am evaluating Deezer now. Can’t say how good it supports your use case, but the UI is everything I want from a music player. Plus songs uploading
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arvigeus
6y ago
Except hundreds of articles / books about git using the “wrong” branch; also all the scripts that presume “master” is default. This is what every newbie programmer needs: an additional obstacle on their way learning just because some p
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6y ago
Think of all books and online articles that assume that ‘git push —origin master’ is a valid command. What about other companies who don’t adopt this change? Imagine you have to write an article about git and suddenly half of your readers s
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6y ago
Even if you do so, they will just put different label. Hello, "Made in Vietnam"!
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arvigeus
6y ago
- No need to wait for invitation! - 100% genuine experience!
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6y ago
In China they are kicking people out of their homes for being black. But we do bend the knee for them because of money. Selective social justice...
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6y ago
Why no one is addressing the biggest problem about programming: separating bits to 0s and 1s. Not only that, but also 0s have no value unless they are led by 1. This is outrageous!
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arvigeus
6y ago
Next: Ban using the term "executable", because it promotes violence. Seriously, this is a problem with the English language, not the software.
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6y ago
If this was a racist thing, why for 15 years no one complained about it until now? Linus Torvalds created git. He also made Linux. Should we stop using Linux because it was apparently made by a fascist bigot? If we are forced to stop using
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6y ago
The tech list you describe usually is handled by a whole team (or multiple teams), not by a single Jack-of-all-trades person. For that amount of learning material you must be a superhuman to retain that knowledge. Here comes the other probl
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arvigeus
7y ago
Surprised not to see ClickUp here. I use it to manage my personal life as well
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8y ago
The same reason PlayStation and XBox can provide better graphics than a monster PC, despite having modest specs: When you are targeting a single model of CPU/GPU, you can do all sorts of optimizations.
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arvigeus
8y ago
I remember watching a sketch about a genie that was supposed to grant wishes, but instead gave reasons not to do it. The guy asked for one million in cash, and the genie told him that if he was capable of handling that amount of money, he w
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arvigeus
8y ago
As they say: "Looking for a job should be a full time job", or in other words: put your full time and effort in it. When not applying for job - study. When you are applying - do your research about every company you send your mail
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8y ago
A preacher once told a story when he was sitting next to the bed of a dying from anorexia girl. She had given up. He told her: - You have two choices. First choice is to be a rotting corpse by tomorrow, making everybody's life miserabl
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arvigeus
9y ago
Not Hotdog app