ivanhoe

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721.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
in substantial amounts and then not vaporize while cooking? I guess it's possible, but honestly I'd worry much more about the hygiene of meat processing plants and what happens to meat during the storage and transport
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
Someone spitting on pizza is just a psychological issue as pizza is baked on very high temperature for long enough, so it will be effectively sterilized... same with the meat dropped on the floor, as long as it's prepared right after t
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
On one hand it sounds as a totally crappy move, but on the other hand if we don't like it we're free to fork it and try to maintain our own ads free version - which most of us will not do ever, because frankly we're all lazy
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
Well, it's not like you have to mutate the state or program with side-effects just because you have some classes... once someone starts grasping on OOP principles, you can teach them the best practices, what to avoid, etc. That said, I
725.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
Yes, but if you go to another part of India you'll also be served a differently prepared dish, it will never be exactly "just like home". It's not just in India, every cuisine has regional variations, say in Italia there
726.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
yes, but it's also much easier to write a good OOP code... learning curve is way steeper for functional programming, OOP is easier to grasp as it's closer to how we usually think of the world, while FP is more math like...
727.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
I don't buy this, in my experience farmed fish (at least where I live on the coast of the Adriatic sea), just like mass produced chicken, has noticeably softer meat with more fat. Perhaps you can't spot the difference when skillfu
728.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
They'll pay it off just by selling toys and t-shirts... and realistically it's one of the better cartoons for toddlers, fun, smart, non-violent...
729.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
Generally wild-caught fish taste better, probably because of the differences in diet and activity.
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
It seems that everyone's grandma had a different theory on this, as I always thought that in Serbian/Croatian the "dzem" (jam) is made of a single fruit, while "marmelada" is mixed fruits :)
731.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
The term I mentioned comes from Volksdeutsche (ethnic Germans) so it's probably very regional...
732.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
It's a bit like asking if athletics will survive the cars, because no one can outrun a car. Well, as long as you play chess against other humans AI is irrelevant, isn't it?
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
In Serbia, Croatia and Hungary this is known as kitnikes (pronounced as kit-nee-kez), from German quittenkäse (quince cheese)
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
well, yes, unless after hard day of work, you have more work waiting or, you go to bed worrying if weather will kill your crops, or will you be able to sell them, etc. Farming in particular is much more like running a startup, then it is li
735.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
I was talking more about the amount of work, than how hard it is (and it's hard, especially in summer). On the farm you start very early in the morning and there's always something that needs to be taken care of, practically until
736.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
That's OK and expected, but it's hard to compare two very different situations and life styles by looking just at time spent on the activity. Also 10 hours in office is not the same as 10 hours of working, no one works all the tim
737.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
It's comparing apples and oranges to compare medieval peasants life and modern office work. Even today in rural areas people work around the clock in and around the house to keep everything afloat and barely survive. Sitting on your bu
738.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
Like the last two parts were not enough of a disappointment...
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
Not sure, you might be right about the quantity, but what about the quality?
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
First Swiss army knifes were produced in the late 19th century, and the idea of combined blades and tools existed long before. Folding pocket knives were in wide use everywhere, so surely Russians manufactured and used them even before USSR
741.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
There's also a cultural problem with US having this superficial politeness that is expected in communication, where orders are given in the form of "would you please", but are still expected to be followed without a word. I&#
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
Pollution gets into leaves and in the fruits. Question is whether it will make it unsafe for humans, probably not, but it still can affect the plant's health and the amount of crops that you can harvest. "Tomato, watermelon, squas
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
How much extra weight are roofs typically built to hold? Is it safe to load them like this considering the extra weight of soil and water that soil can capture, and say a layer of snow over all of that in winter?
744.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
I've been on a couple of projects like that, and in my experience the real reason behind this logic is that manager and product owner this way may make themselves indispensable, they can't ever get fired without practically killin
745.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
There's still a solid chance of microplastic particles ending up in underground waters as the buried plastic degrades over time.
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
My impression (as being Slav myself and speaking Serbian/Croatian as a mother tongue, and a bit of Russian that I've learned in school) is that Slavs can understand each others fairly well when everyone is simply just speaking in
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
> I would only open Slack a few times a day. Like checking email. Why not just use email for it then? Why pay for Slack and use it as something that you can have for free? In most organizations that I know Slack is not used like email at
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
> All meaningful decisions and choices are made by the developers themselves Depends on a type of project and many other factors. If you're say building a business app for a client delegating architecture decisions to individual dev
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by ivanhoe 7y ago
You can look at it, a simple loupe is enough to be able to clearly see the shape of particles. Sand particles from deserts are usually smaller and rounder, and much more uniform in size and shape. This makes the sand much more fluid. Beach
750.
by ivanhoe 7y ago
> So far the only thing I can imagine that comes close might be something like a chat application. Sorry, but if you think that chat is a complex UI you obviously don't understand what type of complexity I'm talking about. Mult

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