bendlas

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by bendlas 8y ago
I don't know as much about labour theory, as you seem to think I do. I'm not trying to argue for any ideology and I find the reduction to a duality between supply-demand and labor-entitle overly simplistic. Those are ideological l
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by bendlas 8y ago
If I had to guess, I'd say that he'd tell you, that those managers "managed" (haha, get it?) to prevent the worst of bad losses to shareholders and got paid accordingly, and/or that said payments were contractually
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by bendlas 8y ago
I'm certain, that there is a more effective model. It might or might not be known at this point in time and it might even be closer to social constructivism than to mechanistic pragmatism. Can you tell for sure? In any case, that'
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by bendlas 8y ago
Let's dispell another popular myth: Demand and Supply isn't nessecarily an indicator of value. It only follows value, if the power balance is close to equilibrium. Otherwise, Power picks and shapes the demand it wants. How much va
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by bendlas 9y ago
or: The blog post, Revolut doesn't want you to read ;o) or: How Revolut self-owned by ways of XSS That page was presented to me as an in-app communication, that I noticed after not getting through a transfer to my debit card and I want
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Revolut's botched BIC update(medium.com)
1 points by bendlas 9y ago|1 comments
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by bendlas 10y ago
It's unfortunate for the people designing / promoting this, not to mention NixOS as previous work.
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by bendlas 10y ago
Avid NixOSer here. While it's sad, that we're not there yet in terms of user-friendliness, I still think, given the radical approach, NixOS takes, it's increadibly feature-complete. I find it easy to tweak, too, but that migh
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by bendlas 12y ago
I think he is talking about implementing .shouldComponentUpdate(), which is more efficient with immutable data, since you can compare identities (===). David Nolen made this point with Om's TodoMVC.
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by bendlas 12y ago
Stalin is a beautiful proof of how much a compiler can optimize even "dynamic" languages under a closed-world assumption. This works because the compiler basically just infers all the types (EDIT: that it can, and that's some