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by fifilura 2y ago
Probably not, but if you are the UI developer that gets annoyed by it every time you open the application, it means you are probably in the right place.
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by fifilura 2y ago
I'm my view, the core of front-end work was always the UI "User Interaction". Yes some can be solved by designers, but I believe there will still be a big market for designer-programmers. The programmers that understand desig
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by fifilura 2y ago
Maybe not exactly the same thing, but obviously the arms industry is going to face some challenges because of the new American foreign policies. Maybe they will be offset by general increase in arms production, but Europe has alternatives t
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by fifilura 2y ago
The mix the Swedish populist government removed for lower gas prices.
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by fifilura 2y ago
I am surprised there is no mention of CNG/biogas buses. They are very common here in Sweden. The engine is more or less the same as a gasoline/diesel engine. The biogas can be (and is) locally produced by food/farming waste o
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by fifilura 2y ago
Sounds like a win for humanity to me. Writing software was always that, automating yours or (more likely) someone else's job away.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Me too! I get it that coding is like playing boardgames and that might be fun. But solving real problems (with the help of AI or whatever other tool is most appropriate, maybe and IDE or a degugger) is where I want to be!
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by fifilura 2y ago
Yeah well, I can't edit or delete the comment now unfortunately, and seems like i can't flag my own comment. There are certainly things to discuss here, but not the right forum.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Hm, that seems like a false dichtonomy. Why could it not be both?
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by fifilura 2y ago
You may be right? It was written in anger.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Not all of Russia. And I think it is a reminder to the people of Dagestan, Buratia, Altai, Bashkortorstan etc that they allow themselves to be taken advantage of and killed by a tribesman from the plains.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Europeans will not start using a Muscovite search engine. (Edit: R -> Muscovite)
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by fifilura 2y ago
Could work. Or they could just decide to invest elsewhere. I guess if the economy is in a recession and people spending less it is not the best place to invest. Unless it is for cheap labor but then you'll have problems with export tar
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by fifilura 2y ago
Rubio> "And say thank you because without Starlink Ukraine would have lost this war long ago and Russians would be on the border with Poland right now," Rubio added. Everything would be settled if people just remembered to say
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by fifilura 2y ago
There has to be cheaper, faster and easier ways to bring coal mines and steel plants back to USA? For the coal mines, maybe you could fund them through some museum budget?
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by fifilura 2y ago
Very well played! https://www.abhafoundation.org/assets/books/html/1984/24.htm...
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by fifilura 2y ago
He does not rule out recession. Why do you think the US economy will be doing very well because of his policies? https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic...
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by fifilura 2y ago
Also, I believe reading raw plane specs these days is more like counting CPU GHz. It does not really matter anymore. What matters these days is the cost of buying/flying/maintenance, software platform and what missiles they can la
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by fifilura 2y ago
What is the cost of scaling up number of CPUs for parallel processing? That was always the culprit for me compared to AWS/Athena and BigQuery. They are dirt cheap on analytics workloads when you can parallelize the calculations to 100
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by fifilura 2y ago
A method I love, because it is actually a pleasure, is to find music you like in the language. I love listening to the same songs over and over again anyway, and once in a while I get curious what they are actually saying in a new sentence.
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by fifilura 2y ago
I never found Athena expensive. Compared to employment cost it will be miniscule. And some times, if your query is CPU extensive but the queried data size is not huge you can get a ridiculous value for money, like many CPU-days in 10 minute
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by fifilura 2y ago
If you were looking for learning front end development in a CS masters program, I would agree with the dean. There must be plenty of opportunities to learn that also in USA.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Yeah, best deal if you already have water based central heating and radiators. Which is pretty common here in Sweden since don't really have air/gas heating systems, so our houses are not built with air ducts. Better efficiency (y
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by fifilura 2y ago
There is a huge difference between "Geothermal Energy" technologies. The project in Staufen seems to be about a heat pump, which is a really simple technology that can be used pretty much everywhere. The problem seems to be that t
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by fifilura 2y ago
Were they happy with it or did they become miserable after a while?
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by fifilura 2y ago
For me, going to Oslo and walking around inside "Fram" was much more amazing. Sweden has Wasa, a ship that sank after 3km on her maiden voyage. Norway has the most successful polar explorers in the world, and Fram was the most suc
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by fifilura 2y ago
My post had two paragraphs. The first tried to explain that it does not necessarily have to be a zero-sum game. The second paragraph tried to explain that, even if you do see it as a zero sum game, trade between two parties, or trade in gen
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by fifilura 2y ago
No. 3rd party browsers were allowed but they had to use WkWebView as engine.
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by fifilura 2y ago
There is always the possibility to dig deeper mines, explore further into space or just give people the possibility to live more a comfortable life. But it is not only about that. Trade is also for comparative advantage. If you ever played
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by fifilura 2y ago
I don't think the average American knows about what tariffs USA has against Thailand. I think they feel cheated because they are told to feel cheated.

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