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bogota
4y ago
This is a great example of how argument by analogy completely breaks down and just helps the author express their feelings. But for a second it makes them feel smart.
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bogota
4y ago
That would be interesting i know how it has personally effected me and others. All i can gather is that over time the people blindly following mainstream consensus are isolating themselves together and getting more and more radical ideas.
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4y ago
If it’s something that would actually be helpful and you wouldn’t mind being added tell them you don’t have time but would gladly review the PR. If it’s not a direction you want to take the project in explain why if you feel like it and let
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4y ago
I personally think that is a bit of a cop out. Most developers should be able to do basic tasks in a system that has been setup by an expert user. I think bazel is an ok example of this. Its a pretty complex build system but expert users ca
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4y ago
I dont think anyone is being negative at least not the top level comments i read. I like nix but i gave it a test run at my company and no one could figure out how to make any change that wasn’t a copy and paste of what i had done. The docs
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4y ago
I can guarantee you this is not the case
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4y ago
I don’t know i live downtown and it’s crazy how utilized the scooters are.
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4y ago
100% agree about this not working unless it’s culture and country specific. It’s also not very interesting to me if i can’t go in and say i want to learn how to cook Venezuelan cuisine today. Basic cooking skills are easy enough to find on
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4y ago
True but i think the comment you are responding too is commenting that “this was not my experience” can’t be known without more information. But to your point you only have so much time and it will likely help narrow down better long term p
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4y ago
They should really make it more clear what places are owned by property management companies vs people.
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bogota
4y ago
Hotels aren’t necessarily more expensive for short travels unless you are booking some of the bottom end airbnbs. For long stays though airbnb almost always wins out.
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4y ago
About time this happened. It has been widely known for a long time. Crypto does not mean no regulations. Anyone who thinks that is likely a teenager who has not seen what happens to the average person when none exist.
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4y ago
Seems like yet another way to force attrition by creating a shitty and depressing work environment. Seems to be all the rage these days so they get out of paying when they lay people off
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4y ago
These comments are why i stopped sharing my work. You can clearly tell that it is not the authors intent but someone (you) will always take things personal when given the chance.
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bogota
4y ago
I can’t actually think of any where the client is the limit. However for some having faster server nodes that are hosted at peoples homes would help speed up some currencies such as nano.
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4y ago
You also get a really fun tax bill when you have been at the company for 4 years and they IPO.
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bogota
4y ago
Great to know many peoples graduations were delayed so someone could game some numbers
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4y ago
I mean “inflict it on the rest of the world” come on. They wouldn’t be selling if you weren’t buying. Uber categorically provides a better service than taxis in almost all places and provides a far safer experience in others. But once again
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4y ago
Was going to say.. if they fit than in a 4U I’m about to make my datacenter 8 times smaller
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4y ago
What middle class is moving to California?
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4y ago
Same thing happens all over. Cruise ships and the people on them make otherwise enjoyable places absolutely terrible. After my first experience with it it’s something I check now and I won’t go to any place that cruise ships frequent.
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4y ago
I mean crypto is just the most risky asset. You are seeing this in everything just look at tech stocks. But everyone on here wants to act like crypto is some malicious actor for whatever reason instead of realizing it just has much smaller
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4y ago
Maybe it does maybe it doesn’t. All of this discussion is founded in great TA and economics…
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4y ago
Yea but not a constant percentage. A 50% in a month drop is much different than 10% drop of a much higher prices asset. Anyway i would bet 2 bitcoin that it will not be down another ten thousand in a month. However im not aware of any escro
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4y ago
That really doesn’t say anything. Those teams all do very different thinks depending on the problem space. You’re not really making an argument though you are just stating two situations and hoping people arrive at your conclusion of big co
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4y ago
Im sorry you think you can maintain the rider and driver app with 15 engineers… I really can’t take anything else you say seriously as your knowledge of uber as a business discredited the rest of your thoughts.
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4y ago
I have never met anyone who thinks words should be censored in print. Maybe this is specific to the US?
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4y ago
I don’t love it. Overall the amount of things now that just boil down to use github/aws/google has really decreased my enjoyment of building projects. Additionally i haven’t seen it provide some huge boost in productivity like eve
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4y ago
This explains why I had about 20 random transactions from cafe press last year. I wasn’t even aware I ever used them.
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4y ago
Yep. They have already started talking about reversing marriage rights and contraception as well. It’s funny that an unelected body is now going to destroy the US and revert things that are clearly the majority opinion of the population. Im
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