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by f1shy 2y ago
As an outsider to Europe, but living in the EU, and seeing USA and the EU neutrally, I would say the EU as a whole is intellectually skewed a little bit to the left.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Some people either forget, or worst, do not know it happened. But they are very opinionated…
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by f1shy 2y ago
As much as Castro in Cuba. Last week I had a conversation with a man from Cuba, who escaped and is living in Europe… he said sooo many good things about Castro and his mother.
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by f1shy 2y ago
This is happening all around the globe, I would argue. There is title (hyper)-inflation. In the EU are just lots of PhD, doing jobs that hardly require more than some basic training.
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by f1shy 2y ago
> I should have said “false” rather than “anti-intellectual”. I know the role of the host is not to be a fact-checker, but when a guest makes a false claim and then they speak about it without questioning it makes it sound like both peop
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by f1shy 2y ago
> they let their guests say whatever anti-intellectual bs they wanted, without trying to correct the guests I do not like any of the 2 (even I could say I hate them, in the sense I cannot watch for more than 10 s), but what do you mean w
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by f1shy 2y ago
Is a matter of time until it will be enshitified, and they come back…
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by f1shy 2y ago
>> But at the tcp level there's a difference between close and reset. Which do you want? Your api has removed that choice from you, and if you look you will have no idea if rhe close api does a close or a reset. If you are doing
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by f1shy 2y ago
I would really like to convince you that you are missing something very important. Please try to make sense of the article, reading it again a trying to find cases where it makes sense for you.
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by f1shy 2y ago
This is exactly the point, also in other comments, quoting Dijkstra. Abstraction not only hide details, but also add semantic value.
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by f1shy 2y ago
But cannot be legally unbricked with Copyright
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An infinite DNA glitch saved millions [video](youtube.com)
49 points by f1shy 2y ago|21 comments
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by f1shy 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/t1r8mn/res...
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by f1shy 2y ago
Absolutely! Curriculum driven development is a thing!
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by f1shy 2y ago
I would say maybe not patience, but openness maybe? I have a hard time being around with people, that say, show some trait of antisemitism, or discrimination. I grew intolerant to that (and many other things) that 20 years ago I would just
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by f1shy 2y ago
Is that not the problem? “I have a hard time making friends” may be eventually interpreted as “I have a hard time putting me in situations to be able to make friends” just 2 sides of the same coin, isn’t it?
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by f1shy 2y ago
That is my thinking too. Joining a group of 10 people, maybe with luck I make 1 friend out of it. I’ve done it in the past, with mixed results. My father would roam through different groups, rotary, lions club, church, fathers of my friends
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by f1shy 2y ago
Specially having same sports interests, does not help in finding people with more or less same values/ world view. I cannot really make good friends with people on the opposite side of my thinking.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Minimum wage does not increase inflation in any measurable amount. Has been demonstrated over and over in praxis.
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by f1shy 2y ago
I think you are totally right. The clean X books are not a waste of time. I meant that in the sense of “start here, don’t delay this”. I would recommend: read aPoSD, then Clean X series, then again aPoSD ;)
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by f1shy 2y ago
I think your second paragraph is it. I myself and people I know learned different languages from the begging, from different persons. E.g. Portuguese from the great mother, Spanish from mother. Those are completely different relations, and
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by f1shy 2y ago
I speak 5 languages, 2 learned as toddler, other 3 later. I’ve never noticed any change in personality, an nobody ever reported that. There is a little tendency for gentleness in English, maybe, because the source I learned it from was extr
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by f1shy 2y ago
I’m with you with 99% of those books. But this one is little bit different, IMHO
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by f1shy 2y ago
That book is a almost perfect summary of what is in my head after 30+ years of programming. I recommend it often to new people, as I see they make the same mistakes I did back then. I recommend not loosing time with “Clean X” books, but ins
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by f1shy 2y ago
When you think that 90% of browsing devices are phones or laptops… beyond any possible comprehension
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by f1shy 2y ago
Do you have any idea what the price of that thing was, back in the days?!
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by f1shy 2y ago
The study is about today. I would bot ever think to extrapolate that to “forever in the future” also is only one vendor. That is what the statistic shows and I think is fair comparison against human drivers currently on the street.
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by f1shy 2y ago
What about the many real open source RISC V?
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by f1shy 2y ago
It seems marketing BS… will they open source the ARM710 Verilog/VHDL? Probably the board schematic… what a joke
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by f1shy 2y ago
>>did we exclude drivers who were not eligible to drive (under the influence, no valid driving permit, cars with issues [braking broken]...)? now THAT would be massaging statistics! Just take the best drivers, that had enough sleep, n

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