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by botverse 4y ago
I’d say citation is not needed when the person has experience in the field, can cite himself telling you their opinion and that will suffice. Your opinion may differ of course
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by botverse 5y ago
I did once a website for the side project of a guy whose main business was making and licensing “maturation chambers” [1], basically containers where to put the unripe fruit with light and 90% humidity for shipping. Tomatoes go in smaller a
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by botverse 5y ago
They perform better under heat?
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by botverse 5y ago
Hi Peter! I work for an American company and we have a distributed team of developers around the world (India, UK, US) and we don’t know if it’s legal for us to come together for a week or two in the states, to plan, bond but also work? Tha
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by botverse 5y ago
The second part of that sentence, probably omitted by your boss “… play with computers. The same way we are charging our client for a highly unoptimised process where we charge by person/hour, don’t make it look like it can be done mor
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by botverse 5y ago
My urologist friend has removed some of that everything out of those brave people’s bladders
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by botverse 5y ago
The sad reality is buried under so many layers of derangement, I can’t really understand what exactly they are trying to solve here
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by botverse 5y ago
That is unfortunately not trying to see the problem from the future hindsight. Which is the exercise that GP is suggesting.
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by botverse 5y ago
I don’t follow this reasoning. The leaks were of internal but not secret as in “scandal” information.
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by botverse 5y ago
“It’s too complicated to fix it” is a near cousin of “it’s too complicated for you to understand”, sometimes this assertions are true, but some other times are just driven by the person fear of change. In a chess move, when it has not a ver
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by botverse 5y ago
It’s a de facto rule, it’s up to a judge to decide whether a person had intention of trafficking when found in possession of narcotics, trafficking is the only criminal offence. It’s common believe that 2 plants are OK for personal use.
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Counterfeit claim abuse at YouTube, YOMW channel removed(youtube.com)
2 points by botverse 5y ago|0 comments
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by botverse 5y ago
Stadia uses Opus as well
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by botverse 5y ago
Mandatory mention to Louis Rossman right to repair campaign. https://www.fighttorepair.org/
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by botverse 5y ago
I was recommended by a friend to put anti bacterial and wash with cold water so clothes won’t smell and won’t loose shape or color. Changed my life.
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Yayagram, built with Raspberry Pi to help the elderly communicate via Telegram(asapland.com)
6 points by botverse 5y ago|0 comments
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by botverse 5y ago
Because the convention center might be one of the only source of jobs around
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by botverse 6y ago
I’m a Linux and Mac OS user myself and I’m sorry to say it’s never as easy as that, there is a lot left behind and very difficult to know what exactly to clean up if you built and install yourself
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by botverse 6y ago
This is IMO the most valuable reflection of the whole thread. It can be seen as morals are conditional for big tech companies and depend of arbitrary circumstances like location
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by botverse 6y ago
You forgot the closing /sarcasm tag
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by botverse 6y ago
The Native UI in React Native is where Native comes from in the name. Nothing to do with an electron app which is a full fledged browser with a node process attached to it. Not a fair comparison by large
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by botverse 6y ago
It depends of where they find growth to be at
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by botverse 6y ago
Same thing happens when you change the payment details on Amazon’s one click payment process. I have a household joint account card and a personal card that I use both a lot, tapping the right card or not the back button is extremely diffic
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by botverse 6y ago
I would guess a FB employee is reading the thread
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by botverse 6y ago
It is very unfortunate that Saudi Arabia is mentioned by all the supporters of human rights abuses as a benchmark, I don’t see how the absence of mentioning Saudi Arabia is conspicuous at all. The absurdity of it is that normally the countr
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by botverse 6y ago
Just chuckled at this.
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by botverse 7y ago
Which government? Which world?
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by botverse 8y ago
> Firefox, arguably among the most "free from corporate greed" of the browsers, has now finally caught up to Chrome on stability and speed (in my experience) I’m sad to say that I hope that was my experience, but I’ve being try
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by botverse 8y ago
First thing it came to my mind in the beginning of the article was music, glad it did come out but would have liked more about it
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by botverse 8y ago
In this particular case only Article 13 could be a problem, but it’s this represents the kind of wonderful things that are becoming impossible because of regulation, walled gardens breaking net neutrality, etc.

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