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9y ago
How is a call or a letter better than an email?
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Your "except" makes this story 99.99% different from the one of the OP.
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Why is that important to you? Genuinely curious.
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Isn't it trying to become one + behaving like one?
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Could it be that the amount of bugs have exploded with the ever-growing complexity of their software combined with an unsustainable pace to guarantee solid, reliable software? It seems like a house of cards right now, and it will only get w
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The good thing about Germany is that there is a healthy separation of powers and the Constitutional Court will never allow this, not even coming from the executive. If that step fails, there is still the German people who would never allow
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9y ago
Languages and cultures are such a fascinating thing. How can Polish and Norwegian come up with the same expression, without a shared, common ancestry and the countries not being direct neighbours.
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9y ago
BTC is the gold of cryptocurrency. Bitcoin's strength is not being a practical payment system. Instead, with Bitcoin, you can trade with any other currency.
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9y ago
That's a fun expression, first time I hear it! In Polish, you would say "you give a finger, and they'll take the whole hand".
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9y ago
Security. No better separation, than physical.
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Once you've used the AirPods you don't understand how people (including yourself) would want to use something as messy and inconvenient as a cable connecting parts of your wearable tech together. It's 2017, let's move on
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9y ago
This is what makes a European a European, and an American, American. We have different standards and expectations about the social contract between enterprises and society. Also, no wonder American companies tend to grow a lot faster withou
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There should be an add-on that just basically stops one from even opening a website with this kind of practice. I left as soon as the video started playing.
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9y ago
What I dislike is the whole whining thing. If you don't like the new limit, leave Twitter and create your own platform with blackjack and hookers. People will complain about pretty much every single change.
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9y ago
How about improving boot time? Nobody talks about it, but since Slack uses so much RAM, I like to close it from time to time and open it when I feel like getting distracted. But then, it takes 30 seconds (!) from opening the application to
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9y ago
They probably A/B tested the content and found out that breasts sell better than news. Hint: this was a joke
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Replace pedestrians with self-walking autonomous robots! This way they can sync with the cars and cross the street without a single car having to stop or them getting hit.
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9y ago
It is cheap in Germany. Until this year it's been less than 300€ / month. Starting in 2018, in Berlin, daycare is going to cost you a whopping 0€! So it is possible, if the country and the people really want it.
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9y ago
Of course you disagree. You literally make money off people who want to buy into the "Swiss dream". While certainly it is a great country to live in, it has its shortcomings. What I'm pointing out might not be a big deal for
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300k / year? You must be dreaming. In IT you are lucky if you get 120k.
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9y ago
What is your opinion on having a business plan in order to raise money? Is it still a hard requirement, or are there new ways?
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9y ago
Yeah Switzerland is great as long as you don't have children. Once you get a child, well, you're out of luck. Childcare in Switzerland is the craziest expense I've seen in my life, where having your kid looked after for 5 day
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9y ago
27" here. Can read any other text perfectly. Yet that font is indeed way too small to be read comfortably. Especially after +10 hours in front of a screen.
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9y ago
You're most welcome :) Thank you again for doing a great job, offering your time and brain to improve the Elixir community! I certainly benefit a lot from Distillery and the Docker images that you always keep up-to-date.
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Are you the same bitwalker, responsible for all those great Elixir libraries and Docker images? Wanted to say thank you :)
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Javascript might soon become obsolete with the arrival of WebAssembly.
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In Polish, there is the word "wojewoda" (Polish uses "w" where in English or Latin languages you would use a "v"). Historically it meant the same as in Russian, but nowadays it is the title of the governor of a
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The biggest problem I have with GNOME is how boring it is... It's not a bad thing, don't get me wrong, but I wish it would be a bit more interesting, especially if I have to use it 10+ hours a day.
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Give us all your passwords please. You have nothing to hide anyway.
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Sure. React Native made them have a great business model that covers a niche and solves a real problem. Thanks to React Native they could negotiate a better deal with Ikea. Sigh.
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