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   by einszwei 2y ago

   https://archive.is/Bahh3
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   by einszwei 2y ago

   Unwritten Laws of Engineering by W.J. King from 1940. This has nothing about software engineering in particular but a useful list of Do's and Don't for workplace. You would be surprised how much of this is relevant today.
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   by einszwei 2y ago

   True. Hungary has never hosted Olympic Games so it is obvious that we won't see this kind of sabotage there.
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   by einszwei 2y ago

   Indonesia's current political climate cannot be understood without understanding the 1965 Coup that shaped it. I recommend "The Jakarta Method: Washington's Anticommunist Crusade and the Mass Murder Program that Shaped Our Wo
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   by einszwei 2y ago

   I have personally tried Coq and Lean and stuck to Lean as it has much better tooling, documentation and usability while being functionally similar to Coq. Caveat that I have only used Coq and Lean side by side for about a month before decid
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   by einszwei 2y ago

   I would look deeper into the coup's in Haiti and if there were any liberal democracies who were involved in those. Haiti's history is full of foreign interference since Christopher Columbus first landed there some 500 years ago.
7. 67.▲
   by einszwei 3y ago

   Google Cloud providing AI Services to IDF could be anything from simple office automation to augmenting weapons systems. I really hope it isn’t the latter.
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   by einszwei 3y ago

   > The whole world is going this way No. The world population is projected to increase till the end of this century. > It’ll be good for the planet to have fewer people Good luck hoping for population decline before irreversible change
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   by einszwei 3y ago

   > If you have an Asian Medical Doctor, they are AAA. If you have a multiple minority Medical Doctor, they are not necessarily AAA, they could be As. > Which one do you want to do brain surgery on you? I have no strong opinion on affir
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    I find people around using short video apps more. But either way it is mindless consumption.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    > It's essentially a financial weapon aimed at the West, and adversaries of the West will not let it fail. An interesting way to phrase it but do you have any sources to back your claim? I know that Binance is being investigated for
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    There was a period of about 8-10 years where I didn't think much about pirating content but recently I find myself leaning more towards the dark side because it is cheaper, quicker and more convenient.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    Clickbait. Schrems 2 is old news [1]. And my guess is a new US-EU deal will be struck[2] because US currently is in stronger position (geopolitically) than EU. But if that fails - we would still have Facebook EU, Whatsapp EU, Instagram EU e
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    > Over the last two years I’ve been on over 120 dates That is... quite a lot. I've probably been on 10-20 over my whole life.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    I read it as "deep-rank" but I guess the intended reading is "dep-rank".
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    I assume they mean that rental payment would be replaced with mortgage payment - for multiple decades to own a home.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    Things like Solar Panels, Deep Cycle batteries, CPU and GPUs are a product of globe spanning supply chains and resource hungry manufacturing processes (water is a key resource in them). And in post apocalyptic scenario - I would imagine foo
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    The problem with Canada is their housing market is open to foreign buyers and probably used for money laundering.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    As someone with no skin in the game - I really hope US does this so the rest of the world can learn from success/failure of this policy.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    There is a dire shortage of skilled and blue collar workers (nursing, construction, sanitation etc.) in Japan. So much so that a country like Japan is considering indefinite residence for these workers [1]. China is a very populous country
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    Wow, best UX change from Google in sometime now.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    I am very tired of the cookie/tracking popups on many websites that don't have option to "reject all" but just "accept all" and "customise". Main example being Google Search. Looking at this, I am hop
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    How is that relevant to the topic at hand? Please don't resort to whataboutery and lower the standard of discussion.
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    by einszwei 4y ago

    Old news https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30207734
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    It would require you to study the financial statements of your central bank and yearly budget of your government to see how they are financing themselves.
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    Previously discussed on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30207734
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    I understand what you are saying but would you change your mind about those "feel good" actions if say there is possibility that gadgets/cosmetics you use could have come from forced labour? There have been publications in cr
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    > there is a good chance that when the dust settles the UK itself will no longer exist. That is a very strong statement for a country which is still very influential
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    One of them can be fixed with a software update.
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    by einszwei 5y ago

    Sounds like lobbying for the poor.