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by he0001 4y ago
I worked with localizations and the main issue were that the translators didn’t code, so we had to keep the localizations separate from the code as the translators had no idea how to deal with it. Another issue we had was that not all lang
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by he0001 4y ago
I developed a couple of tools on top of git for various reasons. The problem I found is that many many developers don’t understand how git actually works, so they can’t translate git and what it actually does. I have to explain how git work
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by he0001 4y ago
How do I know that some code is beautiful? And how will one know that it will always stay beautiful? Correct and efficient is one thing. Beautiful? This is off topic but topics like this grinds my gears as it’s purely subjective.
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by he0001 4y ago
I’m a happy user of Linux desktop, Ubuntu. I will never go back to anything else than some other version of Linux. I can’t stand OS X anymore. I can’t even remember when I used windows the last time. I must be an idiot.
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by he0001 4y ago
I’m much older than you, and I don’t feel any of what you are describing. I’m taking on harder and harder problems, and in fact I believe I’m improving. I’m doing all R&D for my dept as none of my colleagues do/want or can do this.
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by he0001 4y ago
It may explain why there are some Russians that are expressing such blind hatred towards Ukraine as a state and Ukrainians as a people. Just referring to some of the media personalities that express this frequently.
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by he0001 4y ago
How much different must the dna be to be considered a new hominin?
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by he0001 5y ago
I feel like it’s the opposite. You are losing touch with the critics. As today there are so many and you are not as “faithful” towards one source anymore. You are getting reviews from all sorts of sources, good and bad.
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Alleged FSB analyst on the current situation in Russia(twitter.com)
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Ukraine Conflict Updates(understandingwar.org)
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by he0001 5y ago
Is there a number on how often a split in species happens?
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A unified genealogy of modern and ancient genomes(science.org)
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How to skate a 10k(howtoskate.se)
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by he0001 5y ago
Even this platform there are policies on what to do/write and how to behave. Up/downvoting is a way of policy management.
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by he0001 5y ago
AFAIK the pilots decides who are eligible to get on a flight or not. So I guess they can say that they don’t want to have people with a prior history on their plane. The pilots are responsible for the flights safety.
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by he0001 5y ago
I loathe the “clean code” discussions. It’s highly subjective and unmeasurable. I want along and wrote some code which was highly test driven, because why not, and at code review this guy said that it wasn’t readable, eg clean enough, and n
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by he0001 5y ago
I stopped drinking three years ago. Not because any problem just decided to stop. Started working out 3-5 days a week, heavy weightlifting. It’s been great and I feel happy, more motivated and it have split my focus, given me some much need
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by he0001 5y ago
I think that many people forget that version control is part of your delivery pipeline, not just a way to “store and move code”. I think there are possibilities to use the version control tools to much more than just that. GitOps touches th
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by he0001 5y ago
How deadly does a disease have to be for you to feel it’s not worth the risk? 1%, 10%, 50%?
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by he0001 5y ago
> I'm always a bit skeptical about physics because whatever models we find and celebrate now will have to be adjusted at some point in the future. Do you have an alternative?
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by he0001 5y ago
So who added it? This bill was debated and fought over for months. Where did this come from?
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by he0001 5y ago
I was more referring to the observation bias you mentioned. If they were making informed decisions on which technique to use for it to last a millennia or not then I’d also think there was some sort of observation bias. But if they didn’t,
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by he0001 5y ago
> First, we only see the part of Roman architecture that lasted. There's an observer bias. Couldn’t it also possible that the romans had some techniques that they weren’t aware of that would last longer than others?
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by he0001 5y ago
According to the author the Ghostbuster post is a joke. Author states so in a more recent article https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/what-do-uk-data-say-a...
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by he0001 5y ago
It is a joke as the author states in a more recent article[0] [0] https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/what-do-uk-data-say-a...
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by he0001 5y ago
So the conclusion is that if you are already sick, your chances to beat COVID-19 are lower? Doesn’t this apply to many other drugs as well?
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How did we get here: what are droplets and aerosols and how far do they go?(royalsocietypublishing.org)
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by he0001 5y ago
Do you have some articles to read about this? About covid and “floating clouds”? I thought the consensus still was on “droplets”.
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by he0001 5y ago
Is this project loom finally delivering?
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List of Undecidable Problems(en.wikipedia.org)
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