holydude

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by holydude 9y ago
I am against excessive taxation or overregulation but companies like Amazon ...no really any company...should be responsible for treating the society fair. Amazon is a behemoth that grew because of its ruthless behavior towards its competit
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by holydude 9y ago
This is on countries like the US and the EU to set a world standard on how the employees should be treated. Everyone competes with everyone and make no mistake the wester europe is not some wonderland paradise where even your average joe is
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by holydude 9y ago
"Author of http://www.phoenixforrailsdevelopers.com" All of this looks like a sales pitch to me. No doubt that elixir / erlang are an extremely useful and brilliant technologies but the article is simply bollocks
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by holydude 9y ago
I would also make sure you know that you need laptop. I made the mistake thinking I would commute with my laptop (or have BYOD) setup at work but at the end I did not. I spent shitloads of money on a portable device that I never take out of
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by holydude 9y ago
So his net worth is now more than the GDP of my country. Scary.
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by holydude 9y ago
Czechoslovak
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by holydude 9y ago
Yeah I really get your suffering. I really hate when software engineers try to meddle in the ops part. It usually ends up being a stupid piles of crap on another crap. It is also sad to see companies pushing devs to do this instead of givin
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by holydude 9y ago
This is such a ridiculous statement...literally anything could be a backdoor why would it be one of the most expensive components ?
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by holydude 9y ago
I guess people confused it with http://blog.rust-lang.org/2015/04/10/Fearless-Concurrency.ht...
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by holydude 9y ago
Can't wait for DOM interop and get away from JS on frontend. Seriously JS should not be the lingua franca of the web :)
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by holydude 9y ago
Are you a german ? Because germans are usually the ones spreading lies like this. - Germany was forced to cede a territory to the Soviet union and the SU gave it to Poland. While Poland lost bigger land in the east. - Which happened to almo
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by holydude 9y ago
I am not trying to make a point here I am just stating that Germany took advantage of the EURO currency. Germany was not that well off. The trade before the EU and Eurozone was much more balanced in my opinion though this is hard to compare
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by holydude 9y ago
I know. I am not that salty about this though I hate it when Germany is presented as a role model because in many things it is not and its success cannot be replicated. It is what it is.
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by holydude 9y ago
Germany is the country that lost the battle but won the war. I am not saying Germany is not full of hard working and smart people but consider this. Germany wreaked havoc on its neighbors effectively killing huge % of their populations,dest
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by holydude 9y ago
Ah ok so you made a feature for an already existing business model. Expanding and improving your product is surely important :)
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by holydude 9y ago
103BN is more than a GDP of entire countries. This is just mind blowing.
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by holydude 9y ago
Solo projects Use whatever you want or want to learn Team projects Use whatever your team prefers
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by holydude 9y ago
Any tool or technology requires an investment. It just depends on how much you want to spend on it. You do not need to be an emacs guru to use emacs. Just learn the basics,downloads some pkgs, use what other people already built for you. He
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by holydude 9y ago
Author instead of looking how to solve this particular issue in emacs threw everything away and tried a glorified browser masked as IDE :)) What I have to acknowledge though is that out of the box experience of VScode is like a billion time
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by holydude 9y ago
I love it and I hate it at the same time. You would not believe how many people abuse Excel to solve every issue. Entire companies run solely on Excel turned into SAP :-)
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by holydude 9y ago
I guess works out of the box experience.
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by holydude 9y ago
I have heard about bitcoin when it all started and did not give a damn about it. Then my friend invested a lot into mining not because of financial incentives but because it was fun. It was fun for him that he bought the GPUs and then ASIC
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by holydude 9y ago
Nope not at all. This is very much a european thing.
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by holydude 9y ago
Yeah yeah yeah I have heard it all. When nordic corporations stop spreading corruption outside of their countries they can talk shit about other countries. Besides not everyone would want social democracy. Believe me not everyone in Europe
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by holydude 9y ago
I would advise people to stop comparing US workers rights to their countries. Just because you think your country gives you extra leverage and protection it does not mean it is a universally applicable law
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by holydude 9y ago
Anything besides ads that actually make them money ? I am honestly curious if they still cannot find a way how to make money with anything else besides ads
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by holydude 9y ago
Because sometimes the laws are simply bad and should not be enforced at all costs
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by holydude 9y ago
I would say in most of the cities that are like Singapore owning a car is a hassle. The point is you cannot replicate Singapore. Take Seoul for example with its massive and well maintained infrastructure. The city despite the similar popula
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by holydude 9y ago
Places like Singapore are an isolated incidents. They have nowhere else to grow (unless they want to reclaim land from the ocean sort of what seoulites did with Songdo).
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by holydude 9y ago
Ok you have Nim,Crystal and / or Rust if you insist. There is actually a reason why Go is gaining momentum.

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