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3y ago
This is the first thing to get, the second is that Monty won't pick the car. If you do not understand these two, then you will say 1/2. I've heard the analogy with 1 000 doors and opening 998 of them before but that doesn
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3y ago
And also by buying electricity from Sweden, which causes my bills to explode. (Because we've also shuttered half of our nuclear facilities.) So when Germany buys enough, we start our oil powerplants to cover :)
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3y ago
I'm 45 and my tolerance for shit is virtually non-existent so I can only imagine what 49 implies :)
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3y ago
I can see a scenario where you do accept the golden handcuffs during a critical period of your life. Of course provided that it really is a very high salary. I.e.: simply doing it for the money for a couple of years to move the personal fin
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3y ago
Plus: you really shouldn't accept to be paid off like that. Take the other offer and move on, otherwise they have you by the proverbials...
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3y ago
I'm saying that the productivity gain would have to be incredibly large since it has to encompass a doubled output of features and bug fixes for a net zero change. Say you have product A with features P, Q, R, and S; writing product B
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3y ago
The big problem there is that the people you are letting loose on the alternative, are lost from the original, so O loses steam that A gains. You still have to produce bug fixes and features to _both_ O and A to keep them in sync. So you es
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3y ago
And also: retries needed until last bug is fixed.
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3y ago
You is plural.
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3y ago
Social media is weird when it comes to taxation. Are you for taxes or not? Is it the poor that are buying these un-taxed pools?
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3y ago
Who's going to tell him that comptime functions is what macros are?
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3y ago
Sure, variable costs matter less with less use. I guess the difference in fuel efficiency is not that great, then. A lower insurance (which is my guess/ opinion!) and a lower lease cost has a greater explanation value.
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3y ago
I understand the argument you're making but I don't see how it makes sense. If fuel is the biggest cost, which it is last time I checked, then fuel efficiency becomes something that affects the financial margins. So it has to be s
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3y ago
Cool off period? I am calm as a jug of yoghurt my dear Internet friend :) It seems to me that it would be educational for you to read a little about how trademarks work. The stuff that you direct at me has thorough explanations; these are n
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3y ago
This is true but it is also a distinction without meaningful difference. Transferring money from your account in Bank A to one i Bank B poses the same "problem." It's not Bank A bux to Bank B bux, it's $currency. But wha
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3y ago
And... then? You would essentially need a homomorphic hash function for that to work. I.e.: [ a, b, c ].map(hash) produces the same order. where hash: A -> B, where p, q in A. p < q => x, y in B. x < y.
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3y ago
> It's the Rust foundation that considers it's users dumb and little, unable to think for themselves and determine which resources are worth using. How could you in good faith read what I said and come away thinking I support c
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3y ago
Are you asking me to defend Disney's actions because I side with Rust at this point? I think that it is fair that someone defends their name and brand and I definitely wish that you be permitted to do so, so that someone is unable to b
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3y ago
They are trademarks, though, are they not? Should I be permitted to fork Go an call it Rust? learnrust.com with fine resources to learn ru.. I mean go, no wait. Rust. Definitely rust. I am a user of Rust and I am neither dumb nor little, bu
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Do you think they would care if you started a company named Oracle?
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No, what is happening is a storm in a glass of water. _This_ is what is hurting the language and the environment. You have to protect trademarks or you lose them. Having a late change to a conference is definitely bad and sad but there is s
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3y ago
If someone resigns over this, then I would say that the right people are resigning. Very sad to see competence go but rage quit over this? Come on. Come back tomorrow. Nothing has happened. Please!
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The examples all look like something I can do today in any modern functional language. What if I told you that you do not have to stick with Java or C#?
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3y ago
While there seems to be a difference in how they perceived what the stated problem actually was (where Knuth interpreted it as a call for a pedagogically laid out solution and McIlroy seemingly didn't?) I disagree with your conclusion
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3y ago
I agree with this sentiment but this isn't Netflix' fault (nor is it any of the other service providers'.) But then this still comes down to a sense of entitlement: I should be able to have access to anything and even though
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3y ago
I can't be arsed with the piracy bullshit any more. The reason that I've not canceled Netflix even though only using it pretty rarely, is that it's still very cheap and I have the "biggest" option. 179 SEK a month i
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3y ago
So of the two alternatives: pay $X for a full subscription or pay $X * 0.2 for a shared one, you are choosing to pay $0 because it is annoying to pay money compared to not paying money? If it's not good enough to warrant either $X or $
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3y ago
No, it is not. It's using woke in its actual definition do describe a set of considerations and changes that lots of people don't appreciate. Compare with: right-wing, left-wing, christian, etc. Woke. I don't want HBO Max to
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I understand this and will grant you that. But I'd bet a fair chunk of cash on this password sharing being something other than spouses sharing or running a de facto family account. I mean: fine, Netflix sux, etc, tt's not worth $
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3y ago
Fascinating to get downvoted for saying: pay for things you use. I hope you're proud of yourselves. My salary comes from people that buy product from my employer. What you're saying is that I should work for free for you guys. (No
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