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by frollo 4y ago
If half of my coworkers got laid off, I'd be running away from the company faster than light. Staying after they pull a stunt like that only means waiting until they pull another one (or the company just collapses from the shock of los
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by frollo 4y ago
I totally disagree. If you actually contribute to a conversation (which means saying something which is considered relevant by the people taking part in it - not just saying something random) people will reply to you or share your views or
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by frollo 4y ago
It also depends a lot on the person. Like, I totally refuse equities as a compensation and thus would not consider any job with a salary under my minimum, even if the equities would bring the total compensation to an extremely high value.
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by frollo 4y ago
Policy leaks are, in Italian politics, an extremely common thing. Sometimes (often) they come directly from the government itself, as a way to test public reactions before enforcing them.
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by frollo 4y ago
When, in 2018, Matteo Salvini was minister and often didn't show up to his office, taking important calls from his mobile phone, the Italian Secret Service went pretty vocal (as much as a Secret Service can go vocal, anyway) against th
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by frollo 4y ago
Establishing a colony on another planet is going to require a monstrous amount of money, time and resources. I doubt a single country could manage it (look at what it takes to run the ISS, and that's a joke comparse to Mars), but there
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by frollo 4y ago
> Doesn't he kind of forfeit that bragging right if he tries to walk away from the deal though? Look at this thread, you'll find enough of his fan calling this a victory because it will expose how corrupt Twitter is or whatever
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by frollo 4y ago
> Tesla is a car company. Tesla is a very complex financial operation which, sometimes, sells some cars. From Musk's point of view it's working exactly as planned.
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by frollo 4y ago
> It's a shame that this guy is the figure that will take humanity to Mars That's just more BS from him. He'll just keep kicking the can, resuming the project with some spectacular stunt every time he needs it. Everything
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by frollo 4y ago
Exactly, I think we are going to see some funny headlines in the coming days.
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by frollo 4y ago
Probably because you can move between U.S. states without a visa, which is required to permanently work in another country. I feel like Google could do something similar between it's different offices in the Schengen area, but moving f
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by frollo 4y ago
That's me. Note that I'm not a US citizen (in fact, I never set foot on US soil, nor I intend to, in my whole life), so your mileage may vary. In the end, I decided to launch all my side-projects for free (sometimes I outright inc
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by frollo 5y ago
And so what? Enjoy your life and just be extremely rude to whoever takes exception at your choices.
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by frollo 5y ago
Yeah, but have you considered that liberal man bad?
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by frollo 5y ago
But it infringes on my freedom to get spied on by shady companies and their government!
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by frollo 5y ago
We already had two (I don't remember the order, but they were called Privacy Shield and Safe Harbour) and somehow US and US companies "forgot" to upheld their part in any meaningiful way, so there's some mistrust on the
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by frollo 5y ago
Channels are extremely public, in the sense that you can access them even without installing telegram [1] and there are websites which can generate RSS feeds for all the posts of a channel or things like that [2]. So this is not exactly a
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by frollo 5y ago
At the moment, ads are only displayed in public channels with at least 1.000 users, so they are still pretty rare to come by (like, I use Telegram regularly and only see them every other day). Plus, I've heard that some clients aren&#x
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by frollo 5y ago
I don't. I like many things about my job, like the colleagues, the environment, heck, it even has the best desk I've sat at so far, but I'm under no illusion that, if my whole industry would disappear into the Ocean overnight
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by frollo 5y ago
Yes, but the crypto crowd stems from the libertarian scene, which is averse to regulation in any form. It's a political stance first, the technological "solution" is selected just because it fits the ideology.
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by frollo 5y ago
You'd get emotional too, if somebody started calling out the pyramid scheme you out your money in.
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by frollo 5y ago
> Is NortonLifelock whatever charging a fee? Or does this refer to gas? It seems that NortonLifeLock takes about 15% of whatever gets mined. In addition to that, you'd probably have to use and external service to sell your ETH (an o
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by frollo 5y ago
Tools have use cases and use cases are not amoral. You can argue that in some cases otherwise immoral actions can be justified (such as your example), but this doesn't justify said actions moral outside that case. Assuming that a tool
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by frollo 5y ago
Which means that anybody who gets access to the token can steal it and there is no legal recourse for the legitimate owner. That's not exactly what most people look for when they decide what to leave to their kin after they pass away.
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by frollo 5y ago
Honestly, until they provide some more support at least in the editors and IDEs field and support native Windows Crystal is not going to be more than a fun tool. I like it, because the general developer experience I had was really pleasant,
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by frollo 5y ago
I really don't get all this fascination for weird diets, fasting and such. You only live once, enjoy it.
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by frollo 5y ago
> In my opinion I'd tend say that modern western societies are the most safe and welcoming societies for foreigners, were you face the least amount of discrimination as an outsider. I think it depends on so many factors that you sho
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by frollo 5y ago
Only if they can't get you with public information. Suppose that your transactions reveal enough about you to allow the government to profile you, arrange a stake out (and thus get you in another way) or something like that. Or you cou
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by frollo 5y ago
And the fact that it's recorded for eternity means that maybe you don't have enough information to link people to the transaction today, but the information will keep accumulating...
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by frollo 6y ago
My company has done a bunch of those activities, but luckily for me they were webinars so I just muted the tab and keept doing my job without paying them any attention. I even managed to do it at in person events. Most of the people attendi

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