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by hjanssen 6y ago
Why would there be no foreign policy downside? The mutual relationship does not "reset" after Trump leaves office. Most of the time, diplomats stay the same and even if they change, surely the new ones will remember such occurrenc
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by hjanssen 6y ago
This is a gross oversimplification and simply a dramatic response to a small problem. Yes - pharma companys do make money from these vaccines. Yes - that creates a conflict of interest. But Im not so sure what you expect will happen here?
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by hjanssen 6y ago
I does not make a difference, at least from my point of view. I think those personal emails are warranted if my first contact with a company was human, like I reached out and contacted someone from the sales team. But "personal" r
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by hjanssen 6y ago
To add to the points others have made: If I see an email with a name in the title I don't recognize, I instantly think it is spam. Please do not do this, it neither helps with your credibility nor does it help to build a "connecti
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Which is already true for any type of software. Bugs exist everywhere. Of course you finde some if you put in the effort. That is not something that marks the quality of the code.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Anyways, do we want as a society do the maths if someone has the right to "profit" from our infrastructure? Isn't the main goal of a society to support a wide range of lifestyles? Thats not a rhetorical question, i mean it.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
No, not if you are not working in a bank where there is a specific reason for your employer which is for example exposure to a considerable risk of being robbed. It is also permitted if you have had problems in the past with employees steal
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by hjanssen 7y ago
No, it is a consequence of not being employed which is clearly what I wrote above and why you cant compare those situations.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Not everyone works in cushy software-engineering jobs like us. minimum wage workers most of the time do not have a choice: its either work this job or none . I urge you to not assume your position is the standard and to see beyond your n
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Yeah, not going to happen anytime soon. Branding is such a big part of every company and the bigger the company gets, the more important it will get. People spend a fortune just to control how every milimeter of their product looks and fe
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by hjanssen 7y ago
There is a big difference between being abused by your employer, on which you depend with your livelihood, and being a volunteer, who can literally walk away anytime without consequences.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Yes you are right, I have edited my post. It is pretty late.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
The article does not suggest any of those ideas you think it presents (especially, it does NOT suggest an react equivalent of "spacer.gif") and your comment completely misses the point of the article.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
What would stop you from calling the space attribute just "margin" in your react component? For me, the second approach does look much cleaner and if I really want to see what you are doing, I also have to open your CSS Stylesheet
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Using spacing components makes sense for small applications where there is a predictable set of spacings used everywhere in the app. Once you get to the size of an app which requires a dashboard, and many specific distances, some just a tin
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by hjanssen 7y ago
which is still orders of magnitude harder than create an account and pay a bill
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by hjanssen 7y ago
The successor of Prisma, Prisma2 [0] does aim to solve the typing issue. It generates a fully typed JS/TS client that you can then use e.g. with autocompletion in VS Code. It is currently in preview, but they aim to release the first &
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Huh? I just tried this and it worked flawlessly
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by hjanssen 7y ago
The alternative as it seems right now is to not test at all .
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by hjanssen 7y ago
MIDI is such an interesting standard. Anyone who has anything to do with music equipment can attest that it is literally everywhere. Every (decent) synth nowadays has at least a midi input. You can sync practically everything with MIDIs clo
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by hjanssen 7y ago
not anymore
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by hjanssen 7y ago
But the general idea of GDPR is not only to educate. It also aims to give you tools at your disposal to control how and if your data is processed and stored. That is the most remarkable feat of GDPR. To complain that this is "bureaucra
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Which is not a problem with the regulation in and of itself but instead just highlights how ubiqitous tracking has become.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
It is a problem when you are targeting users from Europe, which you are doing almost certainly.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
This is really bad and definitely triggers memorys of the Tiananmen massacre. I'm very interested how the rest of the world is going to react to these developments considering the position of China only got stronger since the Tinanmen
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by hjanssen 7y ago
This is only true up to a certain degree. A Phd will almost certainly not help you with your health or your social development. It is true that there is a minimum of basic education needed to find these things worthy of your time, but it&#x
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by hjanssen 7y ago
I'm wondering if this has anything to do with the announced new "Look and Feel" for Twitter. I got a banner yesterday talking about it and now Twitter is down. Maybe they messed up something in preparation for the rollout?
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by hjanssen 7y ago
_My_ definition of theft is completely irrelevant. Theft is inherently defined by law and thus by the state. It would be very interesting if anyone can show me any law that defines the collection of taxes as theft - because it'd be stu
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by hjanssen 7y ago
Which has the side effect of requiring you to input a captcha every time you quickly want to google anything.
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by hjanssen 7y ago
By your logic every tax is theft, which is obviously ridiculous.

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