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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
I'm all for science, but as one of the other comments points out, you can't ignore other factors at play and just exclude the humans from the equation. It's not like science is brought upon us from the heavens above. If some
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6y ago
Our instincts.
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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
I'm not arguing this, but what does it have to do with standups?
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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
Gotta contact the suicide hotline, man
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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
Yeah, let them eat kinoa and avocado
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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
This is another excellent investigative piece by James uncovering the ongoing bioethics/social biology discourse and how the very same people advocating for the right to kill newborn babies and forcefully sterilize mentally disordered
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6y ago
> Plus some people don't know when to ask for help, or when they're (for instance) duplicating effort. This is the gist of it. Some people just have this (very sincere) belief that everyone else are clueless idiots and need to
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Bioethics and the New Eugenics
(corbettreport.com)
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Ask HN: Tell us how you deal with merge requests and code rot
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Ask HN: Time to Merge
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NASA hikes prices for commercial ISS users
(spacenews.com)
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6y ago
Recent discussion from 2 weeks ago (200 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26101937
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6y ago
Sure. Icome tax is paid by the employer, it varies from around 25% to more than 30% depending on place and personal conditions. Public healthcare is fine, and I also pay for a private insurance. Bureacracy is so-so, and reportedly got worse
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6y ago
Somewhat surprisingly, it depends. For instance, in our case application support is responsible for/interested in the documentation, and they make sure that developers create/update the relevant documentation for each of the relea
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Hehe, I, for one, moved to Spain (Costa del Sol) from a high paying location. Working remotely for a US company through a Spanish outsourcing company and getting payed peanuts compared to what I earned back at home, not to speak of US salar
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6y ago
While I agree to some extent, the problem with comments is that they need to be maintained in order to be helpful: code comments - updated when the code changes, general comments - when the context changes, etc. This is a work in itself: de
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6y ago
Maybe because silos are an important target for the attacking side? So you want to have many in order to reduce the risk of being left without arms in case your enemy attacks first?
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It's incomprehensible how anyone would not shudder from anger seeing such injustice or how anyone would be clueless enough to argue that centralized, uncontrolled power of any kind has the right to exist in our time. We should all be w
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traceroute?
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atomashpolskiy
6y ago
Access has been restored, nothing to discuss here.
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6y ago
It also shut down the account of the Russian-made vaccine Sputnik V today. Seems like they are taking too much upon themselves lately, aren't they? UPD: Access has been restored.
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Twitter blocks Russian Sputnik V vaccine account
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I rather meant government taking measures to stimulate IT business and venture capital, like it's done in certain Eastern European countries, for instance - mostly by tax exemptions and concessions. Regarding bonuses - here in Spain th
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Given that in modern economy it's insurmountably more difficult to earn first million than the next ten, 50% increase in SWE salary would give a huge advantage and produce non-linear effects on inequality gap.
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I don't think it's cheaper to live in Europe than in US. The reasons for lower salaries in my opinion are: - most developer jobs are in "real" businesses, which see IT as a cost center - compared to US, there is a vanish
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The Guitologist – The Republic Has Fallen
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NYSS Bill A416 – Removal and detention of cases, contacts and carriers
(nysenate.gov)
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The Future of Vaccines
(corbettreport.com)
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The Future of Vaccines
(corbettreport.com)
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> I've been interviewing non-stop for a few months. For a few months prior to interviewing I watched computer science lectures online, read CTCI, and had a premium Leetcode subscription with a good amount of practice. > I haven&#
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