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False Positives
(twitter.com)
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eruci
6y ago
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eruci
6y ago
Written by AI?
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eruci
6y ago
I predict a spike in Covid cases due to mass celebrations.
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eruci
6y ago
Barbarians will always exist, historical context will perhaps help devising better policies to deal with them. You can however find something good in anything bad, and vice versa. That doesn't mean "bad" is necessary.
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eruci
6y ago
The no-code generation was always here, even before the advent of coding. It would make more sense to say that the more we code, the more possibilities for no-coders.
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eruci
6y ago
I graduated from a meritocratic institution 20 years ago. Got there on a scholarship, studied unhindered by the politics of the day for 5 years, and it made me who I am today. Unfortunately the same institution is today spending too much ti
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eruci
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Free thinking means to create your own fact based opinion without ideological bias. Now, we should be afraid to think freely on thorny topics lest we end up offending someone's feelings. It could also come at the cost of careers and l
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eruci
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It may have started that way, but then progress was made based on the principle of meritocracy. Now it is regressing due to vague "social justice" principles.
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This is a good piece with examples of attacks by the ideologically militant multitude against what is unfortunately these days the free thinking minority. If these attacks succeed, education is on its way to moral bankruptcy.
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eruci
6y ago
This is their best PR move to date.
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eruci
6y ago
68% of users are expected to like https://geocode.xyz Here are few websites with similar visual scores as yours Facebook.com Vogue.com Microsoft.com ... I think I'm in good company. While my personal blog https://
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eruci
6y ago
Mapping services are all a work in progress. Even Google Maps has been giving some strange responses lately. Say, a location deep in south west Germany shows up as Denmark on GMaps: https://twitter.com/geolytica/status
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eruci
6y ago
Seems like his life mission was to become a communist on his own accord, and now that he has achieved that, he is happy. Good that worked out for him.
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eruci
6y ago
WBM is like a content snapshot. You can't go back in time and change anything. That's why it is better than linking to the original.
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It wasn't civil war, it was anarchy. I was there. People lost the money they thought they had 'invested' for irrational high returns (sometimes over 20% a month). Then they started protesting when the schemes collapsed. Certa
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eruci
6y ago
Sure. eruci@geocode.xyz
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eruci
6y ago
Totally worth it. I'm currently earning around four times a senior software engineer salary, and I've got plenty of free time. Overall my average earnings over the whole 15 year period have been double what I'd have been gett
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eruci
6y ago
I originally started https://foodpages.ca and dinehere.us then built https://geocode.ca to provide local search functionality, then expanded worldwide with geocode.xyz and 3geonames.org, also got into collaborative f
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eruci
6y ago
I had very little certainty of revenue when I quit my job, but I was quite bored with it and got a $20k severance package on the way out. So I gave myself 6 months before I had to look for another job.
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eruci
6y ago
Just like you, I quit my day job in my early 30s, and have not looked back since. Have founded a dozen companies in the meantime and am currently having the best financial year of my 15 year solo-founder career. My advice is, hang in there.
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eruci
6y ago
In a Communist dictatorship like Albania (where I grew up) it was sound government policy to raid the wealthy in times of financial need. We are a long way from that, but some leftist politicians are leaning hard in that direction.
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eruci
6y ago
I have a Revolut debit card/account but I've never used it. Why? I can not fund it via PayPal, Stripe , etc.. making it useless in my case. They should learn from Transferwise.
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eruci
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I'm the only fruit around here!
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That only happened once.
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I own a model 3. It is a great car, far ahead of the competition. I've had more issues with it than i did with my previous car (honda accord). Eg, blackscreen - many times, and once an unintended acceleration.
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eruci
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I can't read this article because "abc7chicago.com wants to install and run Widevine" As to the newsworthy debate, yes, the death of a person that is of a greater relative value to society (such as for eg a tech entrepreneur)
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She raises valid points. The pendulum has swung too far to the left, at least in the press. The news reading average person is being constantly reminded to comply with this type of ideological straightjacket.
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6y ago
Affirmative Action.
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I write perl professionally as of June 2020 (and I have been writing software in Perl since 1999). Never felt the need to use Python, or any other language for anything I do. People who use my (mostly) Perl based software on AWS and GCP Mar
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No.
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