emteycz

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by emteycz 4y ago
What about planes? I don't think there's a tribe so remote they don't know any technology... Some isolate from it on purpose, but that doesn't mean they don't know about it.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Figma does it correctly, that's the point (they have custom zooming logic) - if user has to fiddle with their zoom-lock settings because of other pages, then pages like Figma which use the feature correctly and for the intended purpose
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by emteycz 4y ago
Well a naive Python solution would be much slower than the Numpy one, so...
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by emteycz 4y ago
No. Sometimes it's good to disable zoom (e. g. in web apps that function as a big canvas, like Figma). Pages should use the feature correctly. People shouldn't have to fiddle with browser settings just because someone can't C
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by emteycz 4y ago
Virtual cards
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by emteycz 4y ago
Just like the entire IQ thing
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by emteycz 4y ago
Well no, text looks blurry. I know it's a SW limitation, but it does. I'm sitting in front of it right now (27" 4K display connected to a Mac). Windows look crispy clear with this display.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Yeah but pixel density makes this non-issue on Apple panels. 4K on 27" or more is a whole another story.
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by emteycz 4y ago
It won't. Colleagues will keep disappearing, only I won't know why.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Well. I'm making much more money without any of the stress, and for that I lost my 0.0001% chance of striking it big - great deal. But I'd never change a thing in my past - I can make so much money now only thanks to that experi
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by emteycz 4y ago
There is zero evidence at all that Apple knew before media knew; and there is plenty of evidence Apple is fixing this stuff ASAP without medialization. It's totally unrealistic to expect hardware companies to watch every factory of the
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by emteycz 4y ago
Electricity is a free market on a huge portion of the world, including EU, which is working hard to make it even freer market. > with corporations there is zero accountability This is not Somalia, lol. There is rule of law here and it wo
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by emteycz 4y ago
Lol, you're paranoid.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Exactly! My GF's grandmother was very confused when we didn't know what database (sic!) she has on her computer, she said every computer has it... and then she has shown us her perfect categorization of documents into folders... W
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by emteycz 4y ago
North Korea is one of the very few places that you can't move away from, so I grant you that. All other people who can move freely around the world - yes, it was not luck, it was hard work. Moving into the US - or being born there - re
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by emteycz 4y ago
Stop putting anti-capitalism into my words, you'll never find it, and if you do it's only your own bias. Once Apple knew there is a problem, they fixed it - and they fixed problems like this many times before the issue you're
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by emteycz 4y ago
> The first democratic process that needs to be fixed is at the level of countries. The EU is far from being the most important dysfunctional level of administration right now. That for sure. But we didn't have problems such as this
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by emteycz 4y ago
I really don't think the factory was owned by Apple. AFAIK Apple was a customer and they lobbied to have things changed once they knew it, and they also have a clear track record of switching suppliers in case of problems like this dat
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by emteycz 4y ago
But we want big companies! We offer everything and the neighbor's dog to them! Tax breaks, special laws, loans, etc... And that's good, and people here think so as well! The only problem is, the environment here is not friendly to
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by emteycz 4y ago
You're downvoted but it's true, there isn't a big company in EU that isn't exploitative. The biggest are banks and loan sharks. And not a single one pays good wages.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Speak for yourself, nobody in this entire country asked for this - but a small state has no say. First fix the democratic process, then make statements like this.
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by emteycz 4y ago
Problem is, schools expect students to do this with like 100 tools and give no guidance on what to do, and why. It's absolutely overwhelming. Even as a professional SW engineer for 10+ years, when I join a new job, the amount of new to
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by emteycz 4y ago
How do you expect people to collaborate if they can't git? Git is not that easy to grok, not even for Ph.d. students who successfuly completed some very complex scientific research (I am trying to teach Git a few of them so it's
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by emteycz 4y ago
I'm definitely not that reason as I'm one of the more loud supporters of it in my country. But this connection with the rat experiment is not something you want to use as an example of the benefits. The experiment shows that anim
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by emteycz 4y ago
Why is that not a problem on PC? My non-game programmer intuition would've guessed it's not much different.
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by emteycz 4y ago
That's mostly because luck is only one very small component. The years and years of hard work are much more important. Yeah you need to be "lucky" to find a good opportunity - but everyone is lucky in that way, but most peopl
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by emteycz 4y ago
That's not the bullshit I was speaking of. :-)
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by emteycz 4y ago
I'm not sure how many people on amphetamine you've seen but it's a group not generally known for the quality of life they enjoy. Edit to reply because of comment limit: Perhaps I misunderstood, but this example of rats on amp
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by emteycz 4y ago
Node.js + Express is what you want. I'm not a Go developer, but it seems to me that the Go ecosystem also has what you want.
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by emteycz 4y ago
What externalities? Whose personal responsibility? What is a programmer from Microsoft personally responsible for?

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