gumaflux

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by gumaflux 10mo ago
:D made my day
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by gumaflux 1y ago
Counter arguments Social media isn’t monolithically harmful The article suggests a small group ruins the internet, but this ignores research showing social platforms also democratize discourse, enabling civic engagement and marginalized voi
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by gumaflux 2y ago
There isn't any real strategic value for either to have an exclusive relationship. This market is in explosive innovation and locking down strategic and tactical options wouldn't be good guiding principle for either. OpenAI now bo
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by gumaflux 8y ago
Good point. But leisure is not a fixed box (for me at least). I have been freelancing for 20+ years. Fully agreed with OC, my clients are not paying for me to sit by the desk they're paying for solutions to problems. The more complex t
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How Exercise Affects Your Brain(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by gumaflux 8y ago|0 comments
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by gumaflux 9y ago
Which product is that?
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by gumaflux 9y ago
Excellent point. Most people don't want to swim in a sewerage. Except of course if someone tells them that vague concepts such as sovereignty is more important than swimming in a lake.
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by gumaflux 9y ago
Simple setting to change the search engine.
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by gumaflux 9y ago
Perhaps if Labour actually won own majority, sounds more like a very poorly run campaign by May. Complete lack of leadership. Just the single fact of shying away from debates. Great opportunity to put country before party now.
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by gumaflux 10y ago
The observation in Berlin is incorrect. What area is being gentrified by AirBnB or similar services? . Bhandal
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by gumaflux 10y ago
I disagree. It just takes rigid discipline and perseverance. The value proposition, business model, and team emerging from that will be fierce. I sense that these stories are much less reported and talked about, since they have less click
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Until external forces turn these monoliths into heavy liabilities and block adaptability. Another important factor is today's engineers are tomorrows architects.
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Isn't US "C"onservatism more or less just a prolonged arm for "Corporatism", not so much theological values there is it?
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Agreed. Starting point PerfMon and PerfCounters, as an addition to great suggested profilers I would also have a look at PerfView / ETW. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2012/10/09/improving..
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Can this be related to the DNC hack and suspected election tampering by Russia?
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How Praise Became a Consolation Prize(theatlantic.com)
1 points by gumaflux 10y ago|0 comments
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Do you mind elaborating a little on that? Sounds like a rather sweeping statement, like just because...
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Or Palantir
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Economies that attracts and integrates (domestic or foreign, the difference will blur) individuals which work or study hard will prevail. Countries that falls under the hands of extremism will collapse or be forced back into open societies.
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by gumaflux 10y ago
True. Some believe in an open global community and some freedoms that come with that, in many different nuances. So a global communication network that supports that is great. With an open society comes freedom of speech and other related f
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by gumaflux 10y ago
Someone loose their job because there's a change in global economic structures. Another group of people lose their business of selling ice for house hold refrigeration. The problem is not globalisation or change, its the idea and relat
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2016 Euro SW Dev Salary Survey(oreilly.com)
1 points by gumaflux 10y ago|0 comments