erfgh

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91.
by erfgh 3y ago
Numbers are mostly useful in macros and scripts.
92.
by erfgh 3y ago
I don't see any of those features as improvements. Even when I had to use an IDE (java...) I never enabled any of that.
93.
by erfgh 3y ago
If you can't remember what you read yesterday on the newspaper the problem might not lie with the newspaper.
94.
by erfgh 3y ago
"Work" is not always a production quota assigned by the local commissar. I agree that working from home can be more productive but your argument is not convincing on its own.
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by erfgh 3y ago
Fully expect most people in the discussion to be pro-remote-work. But does anyone have hard evidence that working from home is as productive as working in the office?
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by erfgh 3y ago
Why do people want constantly new games otherwise they think that something is dead? This is like saying basketball is dead because basketball people only play basketball and not something else.
97.
by erfgh 3y ago
I don't understand this mentality. Who told you that you need to own a home to have kids? I don't understand this connection that everyone seems to be making. To me it sounds like an excuse.
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by erfgh 3y ago
They can't control the experience you will get on your PC. PCs vary so you could get a bad experience and blame it on Nintendo.
99.
by erfgh 3y ago
The problem is that people love touch screens. I could never figure that out. I have always hated touch screens. They are imprecise, dirty, they inevitably hide information when you have to place your hand over them and they make packing in
100.
by erfgh 3y ago
Hum... maybe it runs the scripts and sees the output?
101.
by erfgh 4y ago
I am Southern European by the way and I played more soccer than most kids. Even so, it wasn't possible for me to take soccer out of my pocket when I went to the toilet or when I was in bed and should be sleeping or when I was in class.
102.
by erfgh 4y ago
I didn't know any kids who were addicted to soccer in the sense of spending 15+ hours 365 days per year playing soccer. It's just not feasible physically.
103.
by erfgh 4y ago
That would probably be difficult to enforce. Just ban smartphones if you're so inclined.
104.
by erfgh 4y ago
How would you define advertising? If there were no advertisements how would people know about products? They would have to read discussions and recommendations but how would those discussions and recommendations not be considered advertisem
105.
by erfgh 4y ago
Where do you live where young people give a damn about the climate? I find this amazing.
106.
by erfgh 4y ago
Has anyone used Apple Music on Windows? Probably the worst experience of my life.
107.
by erfgh 4y ago
Unless the patient agrees. I know that for most things that can go wrong with me I wouldn't have a problem with people knowing.
108.
by erfgh 4y ago
Yeah but what's the alternative?
109.
by erfgh 4y ago
What the hell is Agile? I started professional software development 13 years ago and ever since I have been hearing and listening about Agile but I never found out what it is. Can someone explain?
110.
by erfgh 4y ago
Probably due to labor unions.
111.
by erfgh 4y ago
Hindsight is 20/20.
112.
by erfgh 4y ago
You just don't want it bad enough. You like food more than you like being thin. That's all.
113.
by erfgh 4y ago
Sorry to be an ass but it doesn't sound to me like you had any talent in music.
114.
by erfgh 4y ago
That's not what a free market is. A free market is merely one that is not regulated by the state. Stop perpetuating this strawman please.
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by erfgh 4y ago
I just knew that the word "iconic" would pop up, I just didn't know where. You had me guessing until the end. Spa and Suzuka are great tracks. Monaco and Monza are horrible tracks. The only reason they don't remove Monac
116.
by erfgh 4y ago
Just turn it off at the fuse.
117.
by erfgh 4y ago
Throwing shoplifters in jail results in other people afraid of trying shoplifting because if they do they might end up in jail.
118.
by erfgh 4y ago
> Only afterwards were they told which wine they had tasted. Well that spoils the next tastings. You can remember what the expensive wines taste like and score them higher in the future.
119.
by erfgh 4y ago
Did they promise him three months on the books if he gets fired?
120.
by erfgh 4y ago
Everything you said about CS PhDs also applies to a lesser (but not insignificant) extent to postgraduate and undergraduate degrees. You don't need degrees to make it into the tech world. Yes some companies might ignore you in the very

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