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by illuminati1911 4y ago
I would say the YouTube content is better than ever, but YouTube itself is shittier than ever. Removing dislike button/count, demonetizing people without valid reason, censorship, copyright trolls without bounds, absolutely insane amou
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
I would much rather support the developers and development of the software if they had honest and fair business model instead of this bullshit subscription scam. App store used to be the gem and pinnacle of the software world still 10 years
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
As someone living in Shanghai and who experienced the lockdowns here, the US media (as biased as they may be) picture is much more closer to reality than what you are saying. The economy is in worst shape since 1992, Food and beverage indus
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
I started this cut back already couple of years ago. I've had Spotify Premium for 12 years and will have it in the future too. The price and the content you get is more than fair and I'll be happy to pay it even if listen barely a
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
USA during Reagan in 1980s != USA today
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
How do you know? It's not like I specifically was even talking about calculators. App store is pretty much 99% full of primitive "free" apps that all offer unreasonably expensive monthly payments and that's it. Whether i
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
The github open source software costs $0. I’m fine paying that. You can keep on paying $19.99/month for a calculator in Apple’s closed fake market if you want even after this regulation.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
I’m happy with this. Apple was begging for this with their narsistic and arrogant anti-consumer behavior. Also app store these days is pretty much ruined. Almost all new apps are ”free” but in the end require a monthly membership or some ot
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
Here in China there is like 800 app stores for Android.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
I don’t think fucking around with EU regulators is something Apple should do here. They’ll probably revenge even with stronger further regulations later.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
True, but usually in this kind of situations it's either zero planning or way too much planning and often the planning is also "wrong kind of" planning.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
Classic. And when you tell incompetent management that 9 women can't deliver a baby in a month, they'll proceed to try with 10 women.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
Problem is not the agile, but useless sinecure managers trying to rebrand "agile" as something in which projects don't need planning, can be completely chaotic and any requirements can be changed at anytime without affecting
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
Not saying you shouldn't go for space tech, but I know lots of people and some European tech companies who went into space tech. They all had pretty much same kind of experiences: - Lots of regulations (for launching rockets, operating
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
He is talking about ”minimum” so we can assume that pretty much everyone at Tesla is working past that amount of hours per week. I don’t know all the places where Tesla operates but in some nations 40h per week is already overtime.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
Most corporate "mid/project/release/etc"-managers are negative managers so I wouldn't mind being 1x engineer instead of "10x". At least I'm not causing damage.
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by illuminati1911 4y ago
This is very helpful. Thank you so much. Some of them might require slight changes depending on the context to not sound too passive aggressive.
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
If this site is legit then this awesome. Mobile apps and games today are pretty much dead as far as iOS App store is concerned. 99% of new and featured apps and games are "free" and try to force you to either buy tokens or pay mon
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
Grow up? US used NATO article 5 to get European NATO partners to join US wars in the middle east. The soldiers went there and died in US conflicts to help you with your ”war on terror”. How about pay your fucking debt and keep Russia at bay
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
”The question is less about NATO deployments and more the will of NATO leadership to go to war with Russia over its more minor members.” Not acting on this would completely destroy NATO and also permanently destroy US credibility on the wor
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
Or even better. Send a fax. :D
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
For a mcdonalds meal worth of 5-7e, 3e delivery is a complete highway robbery. If people will go get their own food, try to guess how much the delivery guy earn then when the whole business goes down? From user of the service point-of-view,
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
Depends how you look at it. Here in China (major cities) delivery is often free and when buying from delivery apps there are additional discount available that you can't get when visiting the restaurant. So basically it's often ch
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
I wonder if that's why they are now exiting. They can see that there is no future for this kind of business as governments crack down on the platform economy.
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
I live in Shanghai and yes this is a real problem, but it's not just problem with square dancing, but older generations in general here. While there are of course lot of polite civilized old people, many of them have absolutely no resp
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
” What really sets the Danish labour market apart from the rest of the Nordics, is how much easier it is to let employee's go when there's good reason or fire them when necessary.” Thanks for sharing this, I had no idea. In Finlan
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
As a Nordic citizen imo this is pretty much one sided left-wing propaganda article. Yes it is true that unions have done some good things in the past, but today with their unreasonable strikes and mob/organized crime-style strategies t
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
I guess in this saying what "consulting" means is some vague "Agile, SAFe" BS consulting. What is being talked here is a software consultants who actually create software.
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
Yeah. In Finland also the trend is that most "T-shaped" and experienced devs seem to be either in consulting freelancing or working for smaller consultancies (50-1000 ppl). The big shops focusing on India outsourcing like IBM, Acc
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by illuminati1911 5y ago
This seems very problematic. You are basically rewarding criminals by giving them opportunity to get paid for not breaking the law. Also how sustainable is this in the long term? How long will SF keep paying them? What happens if they stop

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