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egeozcan
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> even though we know what to fix, ordering our immune system to do what we think is right would probably break other things due to the huge complexity our our bodies When it comes to the decision making of biological systems, I always t
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egeozcan
4y ago
That's nothing like the scale of migration happening from countries like Russia and Turkey. Turkey's lifeline for work-force has been the incoming migration from the east (as it's the bridge to Europe), I don't know how
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egeozcan
4y ago
I'm also a TL (which makes me a teaspoon here in Germany, which I like more than the tech lead title). I understand how the development can be faster with Svelte, but ecosystem argument really hits home. You'd get to 80% with Svel
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egeozcan
4y ago
Simultaneously finding collisions in multiple hash algorithms with 2 random inputs would be a hard task, and if one of those inputs is predetermined (your data), and the other needs to include a change that the attacker wants to see there?
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egeozcan
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Nazis were chanting along the same lines against Jews. I don't want to believe you really mean what you are saying. Spreading hate on the internet is much removed from really wanting to kill humans and that's also much removed fro
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egeozcan
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A lot of them are taken out of context see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhg8AXXHoRE I did find some photos of supposedly nazi-symbol-wearing Ukrainian solders but I didn't recognize the symbol before reading the ex
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You obviously don't like nazis but you openly suggest "purging" humans.
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I'm not a reddit aficionado so I googled "reddit ukraine", which landed me on "r/ukraine" and I went through the first page. The only nazi-like symbol is worn by a bear depicted as a caricature of Russia, on th
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Where do you see those pictures? I follow some pro-Russian propaganda groups on Telegram just to see the other side of the argument and even they don't seem to have such pictures. A small side-story: In one of those groups I told them
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4y ago
There are also a lot of people who built empires, renting out tens of flats bought on huge mortgages. They can't raise the rents too much, the law limits it, and a lot of them need to refinance after 10 years, which may crash the housi
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> it seems pretty straight forward to me that lowering the number of parties involved in a transaction reduces the number of parties that need to be trusted It increases how much you have to trust them. You can also build the same escrow
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PayPal probably has many orders of magnitude more customers than any escrow service could imaginably have. Also, you are still trusting humans, or a company as a trusted intermediary (and in the case of escrow services, most likely with no
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> you could use one of many automated eskrow services (that kick back to a human when one or both parties dispute the transaction) How do you think that would be better than paypal, ebay, or anything else? Do you think people who use cry
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They could have kept the UI the same, also the device ecosystem. Why does software industry feel a heavy need to update the front-end when the back-end changes? That defeats the purpose of separating them!
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Not many people can believe this (How many C&C gamers are on HN after all?) but I'm still pissed about it to this day. I could replace even the Google Reader, but not the fun I had playing the games from Westwood Studios.
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> Adobe is where software goes to die. After EA acquiring Westwood, Macromedia is the second biggest let-down of a sale in the software industry in my book. Perhaps Skype comes close.
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You trust in the sense that you will get the services/products that you paid for.
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How can you do any transactions at all without trusted intermediaries? You have to trust government, banks, paypal... something. Or you can start trusting the individuals at the other side of the transaction. Perhaps these folks who do not
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Now there are so many very successful description -> image research and tooling, I find it surprising that most of the image -> description/labels solutions are closed source and/or paid. BTW generating images using Anaconda
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> There's literally no operation on data that can't in principle be expressed as an SQL query That may be technically true (or not, I don't know), but in many cases some complex data manipulation (especially when it's
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If I could only thrive in a workplace where all people wore sunglasses, and I kept telling people "why do you hate wearing sunglasses, it's so much better, sun appearing behind the screen totally not a problem anymore! also, I rea
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> There are no companies or startups hiring my occupation for in-office-only. There are many companies which have offices you and people with similar preferences as yours can go to. Do you mean you want your colleagues also having to com
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Why can't you just be you, together with other extroverts, and stop trying to convince others to come to the office? As people are discussing if they should quit over having to come to the office, you can also think about quitting beca
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> People who refuse to work from the office, even a few days out of the week, look like total snowflakes to me. Why are you being a "snowflake" and judging people on some personal decisions which doesn't affect you at all?
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> Companies like Apple that invested in massive new campuses in recent years understandably have an incentive to get people in them. I don't understand it. It's a sunk cost, getting people there will just increase the costs an
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I already did quit my previous job in Frankfurt because they wanted us to return to the office towards the end of 2020. I expect to be treated like an adult and have the flexibility to come to the office on the days when I, or my co-workers
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I just cannot wait for this to come to the browsers. This will massively (and positively) impact how I can write JS.
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> Use the tabindex attribute to control tabbing order In the meanwhile, the industry decided that the tabIndex has more cons than pros and should be avoided except for the value 0, for normally non-focusable targets to make them focusabl
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Not an amusement park per se, but Naturland in Çamyuva/Antalya/Turkey is also an interesting case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UboqmAiAAQA
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Also Hindistan (Land of the Hindi) means India, and "hindi" means turkey, in Turkish. Mısır also means corn and also Egypt in the same language.
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