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happy_man
8y ago
I don't think the problem is that the scientists are not heard, but that the reiki-practicioners-heavy-drug-users-no-responsabilty-whatsoever-metaphysical crowd are much louder, effectibily diminishing the seriousness of the scientists
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happy_man
8y ago
Well, this post covers my maximum daily dose of alarmism. Thanks
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happy_man
8y ago
"They only need to write a new feature once. Crazy, right?" Yeah!, why you old farts want me to learn about the stack, the heap and all of that OS architecture crap?, I don't need or want that #$@&*, I barely can keep up
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happy_man
8y ago
Seems Julia developers and evangelists main objective is to "kill Python", am I wrong?
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happy_man
8y ago
Let's wait a couple of years until Julia stabilizes itself before suggesting is ready for production
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happy_man
8y ago
"The US is a representative democracy that has rule of law" The above statement holds, whoever it never stopped the support (material, logistical, etc) of murdereos regimes all over the world. Look, I'm not an idealist, I und
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happy_man
8y ago
Geez, we are lucky the Koch brothers build their empire before the social media was a thing, otherwise they will be also considered "influencers and trend setters"
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happy_man
8y ago
This is mostly a millenials thing. I don't know why young people are fixated with the Zuckerbers and Bezos of the world. Did I miss something the past 15 years?. I'm in my 40s
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happy_man
8y ago
I also work in the "real world", that doesn't mean I will build an inefficient untangled mess just because I am told the users of this software will have the computing power of NASA. Professional ethic.
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happy_man
8y ago
Well, some countries are lucky enough to own land apt for large-scale agriculture and agroindustry: Argentina, Canada, Russia, others are not: Jordania, Yemen, Libia... So, having large populations in these less fortunate countries is not s
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happy_man
8y ago
I would rather blame overpopulation than climate change for the upcoming wars and refugee waves