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931.
by dagw 3y ago
This strike is basically about auto mechanics working at Tesla service centres.
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by dagw 3y ago
The Swedish article does. Some things mentioned are not a sufficient pension plan, lack of insurance covering loss of pay due to long term illness or injury, life insurance, the right for annual wage renegotiation and the right to work part
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by dagw 3y ago
the societal consequence is that literally nothing happens. Same with the incomes, nothing whatsoever happens from having this be public. Objectively not true. Scammers use that data all the time to target high net worth individuals. Espe
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by dagw 3y ago
The way they get around this in Sweden at least is that you pay a company to do the look up for you and then no one knows who looked up what or why.
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by dagw 3y ago
Would this be that bad? It's essentially a case of brand dilution. Today 'Harry Potter' is a brand that has certain values. If a new Harry Potter book shows up on the shelves tomorrow I can be very sure it's a kid frie
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by dagw 3y ago
At x+10 anyone could make a new sequel to Zork Would the copyright holders of Zork get royalties in this scenario, like with cover versions of songs? The other problem is that in this scenario people will just be slapping the names of thi
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by dagw 3y ago
under continual development Copyright timer would be reset for every new release. So the version of the library you released in 2000 would be out of copyright, but the version you released last month wouldn't be. I guess there is a r
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by dagw 3y ago
authors whose work still has some commercial value decades after its creation. Sure, but who should capture that value for those works. Is it more fair that all the value goes to the publishers and TV/movie studios making adaptations
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by dagw 3y ago
Populous, Syndicate, Theme Park, Magic Carpet, Dungeon Keeper were nothing but a fairly simple game play idea, executed well. Sure be they were executed well enough that they all make the list of some of my favourite games of the time.
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by dagw 3y ago
VSCode was released several years before the github acquisition, and is unrelated to atom.
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by dagw 3y ago
I don't know if you count it as a game, but Flight Simulator? Sure there was a decade or so when nothing happened, but I think they more than made up for that.
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by dagw 3y ago
I don't think NT belongs on the list as it was entirely developed in house. Sure the lead developer had designed an OS while at DEC and NT built upon his experience from that, but it was still a entirely new OS
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by dagw 3y ago
VSCode was an in house MS project
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by dagw 3y ago
Getting hired isn't that hard I've found, if you can show passion and interest for the area. The pay point is however correct. Although personally I've found the pay cut worth it in exchange for getting to work on genuinely
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by dagw 3y ago
The GitHub CLI is a completely different tool than the git CLI https://cli.github.com
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by dagw 3y ago
How can people ... adult, not in their early 20s etc ... afford to quit their job Depending on what you did the first 20 years of your career, it isn't unreasonable to be 45 and have enough savings that going without pay for 12 month
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by dagw 3y ago
One option is to work at a place with longer development horizons and where the top priority isn't getting the latest feature into production by end of day Friday. Research institutes and R&D departments at huge companies (possibly
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by dagw 3y ago
Yeah, As someone who grew up in one Scandinavian country and currently lives in another, I wouldn't trust a Scandinavian country to not roll over and be a US lapdog when push comes to shove.
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by dagw 3y ago
"I authored this manuscript without the help of any IA." Where do you draw the line? Tools like Grammarly and similar are AI. Using google translate to translate a phrase from your native language to English to is AI. Hell the s
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by dagw 3y ago
I will admit I bailed half way through, as I felt it was just repeating itself over and over with slightly different words and examples. That plus the fact that by the time I started reading it it was becoming more and more clear that much
951.
by dagw 3y ago
It does match my experience though. Most Haskell programmers I've met are either working at Universities or within research groups at large organisations.
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by dagw 3y ago
for the life of me I can’t work out what leads you to think this way. I suspect what is being referred to is that many Haskell people have a very strong academic background and are much more interest in working on Haskell rather than usin
953.
by dagw 3y ago
I meant 'TV' as in TV channels provided by a cable provider, not 'TV' as in a large monitor hanging on your wall.
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by dagw 3y ago
Most people who watch TV are very used it.
955.
by dagw 3y ago
Is there a list of these clubs and organisations, and are they only in Germany?
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by dagw 3y ago
Why do people keep giving them money?! Because a lot of people actually seem to like Windows more than MacOS or Linux. Companies seem to find Office 365 a better deal than what Google offers. Also, and much more important, there is a whol
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by dagw 3y ago
The 'fees' are primarily in the form of high taxes on new gasoline cars, and especially high taxes on new cars with large/powerful engines. If you want, say a BMW M3 with the biggest and most powerful engine, then you're
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by dagw 3y ago
It's even weirder than that :) The initial release of XP for Itanium was more or less a stripped down XP build with limited 64 bit support. They then quickly gave up on that approach and released a second version of Windows XP for Itan
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by dagw 3y ago
Isn't the Cybertruck a cool concept design come to life? Say what you want about it, but "boring and alike" it is not. What remains to be seen is how many people actually want that.
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by dagw 3y ago
Correct. NT 3.1 ran on x86, Alpha and MIPS. NT 3.5 added PowerPC support. As you say, SPARC was never supported. Windows 2000 had both x86 and Alpha support up through the release candidate, but Alpha was dropped before final release. I act

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