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daliusd
7y ago
In my country you need to login into your bank account to approve payment with credit card. Technology is here but why not all banks are using it is different question.
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daliusd
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I was working for bigest Autocad competitor for more than 10 years and never had to touch anything similar to lisp :)
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daliusd
7y ago
Good point, I wonder how they define "protected group". If that's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_group then it is slippery slope in some situations. E.g. when you decide to work with Chinese com
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daliusd
7y ago
They have changed it already: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/commit/c69d6dc2...
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daliusd
7y ago
> the whole world > no one gives a shit You should speak for yourself. There are people who care but that does not make a difference unfortunately (yet or maybe never). As well you shouldn't speak in absolutes IMHO.
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daliusd
7y ago
Problem with your answer is that I'm not from USA. My question was about other countries not USA. Lastly, two wrongs don't make right.
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daliusd
7y ago
It is USA. I'm asking about other countries.
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daliusd
7y ago
What other countries USA is friend with has concentration camps? Turkey and Saudi Arabia have problems but I believe human rights situation is better there than in China. What else?
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daliusd
7y ago
Good content finds its readers itself.
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daliusd
7y ago
It felt so awkward...
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daliusd
7y ago
I was thinking about Power BI.
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daliusd
7y ago
It is combination of many factors: starting from economical changes after collapse of Soviet Union and ending with cultural things.
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daliusd
7y ago
We have quite nice summers actually here in Lithuania while they become quite hot recently because of climate change. Anyway, weather is not the main cause of suicides.
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daliusd
7y ago
Wondered if Lithuania will be mentioned in the article. Yes, it is. The difference between Nanuvat and Greenland is that their populations are 10 thousands, we are almost 3 million.
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daliusd
7y ago
If that's the case then isn't that good news?
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daliusd
7y ago
In that case Apple watch shouldn't introduce anything new if bystander effect is just hypothesis.
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daliusd
7y ago
I think this is nothing new to worry about. Bystander effect ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bystander_effect ) was relevant before Apple Watch.
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daliusd
7y ago
First, you are oversimplifying everything. Secondly, you absolutely have weight in that - so go on and offer better solution. Maybe your perspective is correct one, but so far you have not offered anything.
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daliusd
7y ago
The problem is that there is no teamwork if you have no choice what to do or not to do. If you do not agree with me then I hope I will never meet your in professional situation. Interestingly there exists inequality still in Western world a
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daliusd
7y ago
Citation needed. Have we read the same thing?
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daliusd
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Would some ex-soviet country be better example? Again, we have very different stories for ex-soviet countries as well. Overall I agree with you.
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daliusd
7y ago
I usually do when I am sure that it is not me who did something wrong. The last time I did naive JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(x)) and Chromium was way faster than Firefox if there are a lot of data in x. I don't feel that this is Firefox
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daliusd
7y ago
As I'm doing something very similar (but different) for my new product so I definitely checked it out. What I like: * Image orientation (from EXIF) support * I like how intuitive it is * I will absolutely use some minor ideas in my pro
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daliusd
7y ago
However even authoritarian regimes are different. E.g. Stalin's Soviet Russia is quite different from post-Stalin Soviet Russia while both are authoritarian regimes. I don't want to live in either but if I had to choose from the t
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daliusd
7y ago
I hope you are right as that would transform Iran completely (in positive way).
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daliusd
7y ago
Theoretically yes, practically nothing is happening: "Since 2016 accession negotiations have stalled.[7] The EU has accused and criticized Turkey for human rights violations and deficits in rule of law.[8] In 2017, EU officials express
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7y ago
That's absolutely the case - but it depends on city. While we were in Iran we have met some very religious people. But we have met people with whom we could talk even about homosexuals' situation in Iran.
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7y ago
Turkey by Western standards is not heaven either ;-) While I agree that are a lot of myths and false assumptions about Iran.
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That's not the case with Iran. If you want to study abroad as Iranian you must either spend 10000€ (or something like that) to get permission to leave country or spent 3 years in the army. I'm simplifying with 10000€ but idea is t
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daliusd
7y ago
I was in Iran last year so let's give some perspective why this metric alone is useless: 1. Before university boys and girls learn in separate schools. 2. After university women have almost zero chances for career. It is more probably
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