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by dudul 5y ago
These days I play a lot of The Long Dark . An unforgiving survival experience in the Canadian North. It can be very stressful and intense, but also very relaxing and calming. Another great game I played recently is Subnautica . More exp
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by dudul 5y ago
Isn't it funny how the DE&I department never has a slide with a pie chart showing age distribution during the all hands meeting? "Age" doesn't really seem to be the right kind of diversity.
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by dudul 5y ago
How does he know it came from the blog and not his LinkedIn profile or github page? I get 3 or 4 emails a day for jobs without having a blog, so I'm curious to understand how he can tell that his blog is what is drawing the attention.
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by dudul 5y ago
No they're really good. Been using them for years with zero complaints
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by dudul 5y ago
How do you know your blog is what made the difference?
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by dudul 5y ago
Let's set aside the "distributed" aspect. To effectively scale a team and a code base you need some concept of "modularization" and "ownership". It is unrealistic to expect engineers to know everything abo
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by dudul 5y ago
Sure, because we know that "strict rules" are never broken. I guess I'll take the Godwin point. What if the Weimar republic had a lot of strict rules to build such a DNA database? That would have "helped" a lot of f
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by dudul 5y ago
One thing that has changed is the quality of some of the bricks. I used to play with Legos in the 80's. I had dozens and dozens of sets that my parents kept, and now my kids are playing with them. Very very few pieces are broken. Co
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by dudul 5y ago
I don't have a number for you, but I recently read an interview of their head of the "adult division". He basically said that it was their fastest growing segment. All the IDEAS sets are targeted at adults and they seem to
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by dudul 5y ago
> or we might say "another" lab leak, but I don't want to jump to conclusions about that) I think we're good now. When Newsweek is finally admitting the thing that got 1000s of people vilified it's now part of Th
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by dudul 5y ago
I thought it was on the contrary well established that wages haven't been following inflation for the past decades.
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by dudul 5y ago
It's the difference between living in a city or in the country.
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by dudul 5y ago
Words mean things. War crimes are only committed during a war, by definition. Just call it criminal if you want, but "war crime" is inappropriate. As for macron he is just like most politicians, he uses this idiotic and misplaced
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by dudul 5y ago
This is stupid and insulting for people who experienced a true war. Does she know what wartime is like? Because I do and Ican tell you this has nothing to do with what we have right now.
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by dudul 5y ago
A war crime? For which ongoing war?
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by dudul 5y ago
Been a homeowner for 10+ years and it never happened to me either. I only see insurance people when I have a claim to evaluate the cost.
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by dudul 5y ago
A year ago Democrat leaders in the US were saying that they would never trust a "Trump vaccine".
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by dudul 5y ago
Oh you're right, good distinction. And that makes this story even more of a nothing burger. It wasn't the authoritative and unilateral decision of a librarian. Tax payers brought forward a concern, made a case explaining why they
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by dudul 5y ago
Just to clarify: creating laws is an extrem tactic? Laws that are created by representants?
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by dudul 5y ago
I don't know, when a conservative book is removed from libraries I read that "librarians are free to stock their shelves the way they want". The word "ban" seems exaggerated here. It's not banned- as in sanctio
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by dudul 5y ago
How would they adapt society to work towards this goal? China style policies?
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by dudul 5y ago
Reminds me of when I was back in high school in the very early 2000's. We had a Chinese girl in our class and during a History lesson about Mao she started crying and yelling that everything the teacher was saying was wrong, that Mao
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by dudul 5y ago
And we all know that salary and title are the true measure for one's happiness and fulfillment.
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by dudul 5y ago
Accept that, like the vast majority of people, your job is meaningless. When you really think about it, what does your job bring to the world? Probably not much. Probably nothing more important than spending time with your family when they
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by dudul 5y ago
With these requirements, probably a day, with a few breaks. The UI wouldn't be pretty since it's not really my speciality, but it would work. I would use an Elixir/Phoenix stack and get 75% of the reqs from generated code.
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by dudul 5y ago
Depends on what you're trying to do. For example I think that Lightbend is no longer planning to maintain Play. I would probably go with Spring as a replacement. For Akka, do you really need it? You have to be building a pretty specifi
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by dudul 5y ago
What is there to revisit? The character of Julia is fully explored in 1984. What else is there to say? She just accepts the world as it is and plays by the rules when she has to, to do what she wants when she can. The irony of "redoing
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by dudul 5y ago
When would customers ever know that the number was fake?
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by dudul 5y ago
I surely don't value the life of a convicted pedophile very much.
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by dudul 5y ago
Clearly not since it saved his life.

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