edem

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by edem 5y ago
That's my point exactly. Maybe you misunderstood.
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by edem 5y ago
Hehe, true.
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by edem 5y ago
If you drain your bathwater while also running the bath you can have a bathtub that's slowly filling up.
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by edem 5y ago
They _do_ evaporate, but they also absorb CMB, and right now CMB > evaporation. Later, when CMB fully dissipated they can evaporate in practice.
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by edem 5y ago
It _will_ happen, but first dark energy needs to be strong enough to expand the universe fast enough (faster than light) so that CMB wouldn't be able to reach anything.
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by edem 5y ago
Note that by the time black hole evaporation would be significant the CMB will be long gone because of dark energy (universe expanding). All this means that evaporation is delayed till there is nothing else left apart from black holes (beca
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by edem 5y ago
I once had a friend who said that his brother could dance to any "music". This included the sound of oil being heated in a pan. I also have some flashbacks sometimes, when I hear familiar sounds and I sometimes see things in a fra
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by edem 5y ago
This is the reason why I don't use Instagram...and that it also tries to force you to install an app instead of using the browser because you know...they can spy more from a phone.
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by edem 5y ago
No, you also need persistent data structures.
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by edem 5y ago
I also couldn't believe it when I realized it a while ago! Also...I hear Arch more often lately. Why would someone choose Arch over let's say Ubuntu? I'm curious. Never used it.
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by edem 5y ago
Can you name a few examples? From what I've seen I can now run a Linux within my Windows, that solves my long-standing gaming vs developing problem. I can finally run Docker properly on my Windows box, and literally everything else tha
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by edem 5y ago
I think OSS is a hoax. We're incentivized to give away immeasurable amounts of our time and 99% of these people don't get back much (if anything). I've been producing OSS code for 3-4 years, and although I'm really happy
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by edem 5y ago
How does this relate to Prisma? https://www.prisma.io/ Do any of you have some experience with it? Also, I think it would be even better if there was a library like JOOQ for Java: https://www.jooq.org/ It n
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by edem 5y ago
When I was a kid I lived in the suburbs (Hungary) and I was cycling all day. It was great. I want the same for my kid and for that we had to move to the countryside because the capital (Budapest) became hell on earth in the last 10 years.
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by edem 5y ago
What is this about? I'm not sure I understand.
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by edem 5y ago
Can someone explain this in plain English? What's this fractal structure about? And what's critical state?
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by edem 5y ago
Slacking has nothing to do with your whereabouts. A person can slack while they are sitting next to you. What you need instead is a way to evaluate performance and take action based on that performance.
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by edem 5y ago
I don't get this. We have an arrangement with my wife that I take the kid for a few hours right after work (we usually go to the park) so she gets her uninterrupted free time, then I also get mine at night when she goes to sleep (I usu
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by edem 5y ago
I think programmers need to unionize and reject this nonsense.
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by edem 5y ago
> and honestly it was only hard because some folks wanted the precious 10am zoom slot There is a solution for that: work with companies in different timezones. Everybody will get the 10AM slot, and everybody will be happy.
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by edem 5y ago
> I couldn't care less about control ... > just getting six people in a war room for a week and getting that hard problem done Sure, it is not about control, yeah yeah. Good riddance.
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by edem 5y ago
`null`?
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by edem 5y ago
This is my favorite part: > Some will say that we should be paying people differently based on different geographical locations. I know there are thoughtful people who pay folks differently based on their zip code, but (respectfully), we
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by edem 5y ago
It is no surprise that Clojure was the easiest to read. It is composed of S expressions and some syntactic sugar.
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by edem 5y ago
It is neutral by definition. And it is also a very good approach as it automatically filters out wokes from the potential candidate pool (as we've seen in Basecamp's example it also works wonders on your current workforce).
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by edem 5y ago
Meanwhile at Basecamp: https://world.hey.com/dhh/after-the-storm-9370f871 I hope there will be more anti-woke companies in the near future where I can work instead of getting distracted by brainwashed wokes.
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by edem 5y ago
If you find this fascinating try the intractive version! https://thetruesize.com/
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by edem 5y ago
For those who want to see it in action: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNklkpsPnNpRhC9oVkpIpLA/vid...
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by edem 5y ago
> Cryptocurrencies are almost entirely used for illicit activity and investment frauds This made clear that this guy has __no knowledge__ about cryptocurrencies. The article is just bogus.
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by edem 5y ago
This means that if I'm working alone I can do the same amount of work with 2 pomodoro hours (absolute focus for 50 minutes x2).

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