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jajko
2y ago
Correlation != causation, yet again for billionth time even otherwise smart folks easily do this mistake, usually emotions cloud their rationality. There is 0 proof as in any form of research that proves what you claim, you don't even
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jajko
2y ago
Especially outside US - if next government will ignore world or start doing some serious harm (ie by being too friendly with putin), tesla drivers will be frowned upon universally and very few new sales can be expected, more like a lot of v
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jajko
2y ago
Maybe mankind ain't yet so developed that what you list isn't present in general population in large numbers, even majority. Echo chambers like HN or typical workplace of typical HN user give skewed image how much rational folks o
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jajko
2y ago
I wonder how mr musk will handle and use his (unfortunately correct) bet.
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jajko
2y ago
Hmm, as someone from Europe I've never heard labeling of trump's supporters as nazis, that's quite a strong claim I haven't seen much evidence of. Not that you are not correct in many aspects, but wasn't inequality
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jajko
2y ago
Calm down your righteous emotions by few notches, few corrupt (technically or morally) people in places like FIFA et al don't represent western overall values. The fact you can freely bash them without consequences like lashing to deat
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jajko
2y ago
This is what nature keeps doing for billions of years - we have constant background radiation, some stuff from sun which still gets through, and lets not forget about everybody's favorite cosmic rays. The most energetic particle we det
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Swiss set record for longest hyperloop test
(swissinfo.ch)
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jajko
2y ago
The stories from that place in past years and their consistency... How workers or nannies are treated like literal slaves, sanctioned or not (or at least out in plain sight and completely unpunished). Nepalis, Philipinos and similar nationa
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jajko
2y ago
But you have no idea about internals of NYT, do you? You have no idea whats reasonable and whats not in their team. BTW why people create a new accounts just to furiously comment all over pretty basic topics like this? Are you really that a
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jajko
2y ago
... which is something people did on their own, without agreeing with their employers on duration etc. I love working from home, but its just a non-guaranteed perk that can go away anytime and eventually it will, and companies shouldn'
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jajko
2y ago
I appreciate your honesty, that's not easy to admit even on anon forums. You seem to evaluate it correctly. Just one thing - if work is such shit ie due to manager, just leave, you don't own them nothing. First try to talk to mana
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jajko
2y ago
Also this goes beyond just ERP - core banking packages like Temenos or Avaloq are the same. They have something called 'model bank' which is some default simple model of common expected behaviors, workflows etc. But almost none of
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jajko
2y ago
Well, you are unfortunately correct. But as coming from Europe, I blame mostly EU at the end. US shouldn't be the sole policeman and shield to 450 million economically strong block. When I look at the government and its steps re defens
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jajko
2y ago
Sure they are, buying cheap natural resources from russia in vast quantities. Those money go directly to war efforts, well what isn't stolen by whole kleptocratic structures in russian government but I presume this pipeline is more mon
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jajko
2y ago
I find it extremely hard to believe that ie South american cultures which had cities before this year didn't have wheels on some form of cart in their repertoire. Maybe this is true if we limit scope on Europe and Middle east.
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jajko
2y ago
You probably meant other industry but this is a terrible mindset for cars for example. Touchscreens are so terrible premium manufacturers ignored them for a long time since its obvious downgrade in comfort and safety, yet people kept buying
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jajko
2y ago
I learned how to cook rice properly in India, just pot, water, some salt in right quantities and timing. Did that for decade at least. I still use rice cooker though these days, even more trivial to operate, can't mess up things if I m
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jajko
2y ago
Well yes but we can perform 16 hours straight then. If you look at what elite alpinists can do (or more like are rarely forced to do) it can be easily 72 hours full on brutal effort on physical and mental limits, with 0 margin for mistake,
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jajko
2y ago
> India ranks second after China in the global diabetes epidemic with 77 million people with diabetes (google) Maybe it went up by 2% only, but it depends what were the actual numbers to start with. I've spent 6 months backpacking a
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jajko
2y ago
But universe as we understand it is endless / infinite on time scale, no? [1] has some nice projections how even basic quantum stuff eventually breaks down, yet nothing is really ending, if you don't count matter as we know it. [1
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2y ago
You would be surprised how hard can some managers negotiate 10% salary change during hiring, despite the fact its not their own money, or anyhow useful for their work. I talk multinational mega corporations here. People just want to be good
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jajko
2y ago
> but legally they have to post the job and interview a certain number of candidates to prove there is no US citizen that can do it I've got my first job after moving countries in Europe, despite this (very similar but it was 6 week
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2y ago
How do cheaters circumvent bans? I would presume you have some unique copy key which is activated, and once it gets revoked should never ever allow you to connect to their game servers. Company runs entire ecosystem, how apart from hacking
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jajko
2y ago
You can ask the same for ie Apple where you pay a proper premium for products, yet their ad business keeps growing slowly into respectable proportions, and not by accident.
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jajko
2y ago
Raw metal like cast iron is pretty terrible for red sauces due to tomato sauce acidity. You will get tremendous amount of iron oxide (rust) into the food to the point when you can taste it, with no idea if you don't cross safety thresh
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jajko
2y ago
Well mr musk's election escapades don't look so stupid now, do they?
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jajko
2y ago
The ideal 'free market' you are referring to doesn't exist in real world. Every single country out there champions their own companies, giving them as much unfair advantage as they can while punishing any competition as much
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2y ago
And that goes only for rather flat terrain and non-cold environments. Otherwise the discrepancies end up just like consumption of ICE engines in ads vs reality.
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2y ago
I can generate in eclipse pojo classes or their accessor methods. I can let maven build entire packages from say XSDs (I know I am talking old boring tech, just giving an example). I can copy&paste half the code (if not more) from stack
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